I cooked my baby back on the gas grill with some water soaked applewood chips over indirect heat. When my husband came in the kitchen and saw the rolled up bamboo skewed baby backs, he said what are you doing? I said, I saw this on youtube last night and wanted to try it. He said, don't mess up your ribs now. I did. These are the best ribs I ever cooked. Thank you, barbeque man.
you fucking people!! it is insane!!!!!!!!! well i agree that they chose his voice but!!!!!!! guys seriously!!!!!!!!! eeeww!!!!! i fucking hate you people! what if they are eating you!!! when you were young you filthy bitches!
@TheTophBB "Baby back ribs" are from full grown pigs, NOT baby pigs. It comes from the lower back where there are no ribs, its the name that is misleading.
Thanks to this video. My Family and friends Love it when I cook the Ribs..And a special thanks. To all the grill masters out there.That share their secrets and recipe`s so that family`s can get toghether and keep the cookout tradition going for many generations more.
I hear 2 & three hours maybe more? #1 I never see him add lit charcoal from the chimney,and at what point and how many pots will it take? for a 3 4 hour burn?? I wish theyed post a video on how to maintain the coal/ tempature a video just for that no meat involved!
I usually go about 4 hours, and you need to keep the temp at about 215-225 right on the grill surface, get you a thermometer that sits right on the grill. You let it get too hot, and you will burn the sugar in the rub....not good! Careful! Cook them too cool, and they will never get tender....again, not good. Just takes practice. But I can say I have made them following this recipe, using their rub, and these turn out really, really nice.
Cranked up the BBQ after snow storm, when digging out garage also dug-out a bag of charcole from inside with a few pieces of hickory.. Seen the butcher, Did these ribs to beat the wintertime BBQ blues, and yes when bbq-ing the neighbors actually climb the fence, I just tell them to open the gate, Thanks...
Tried these this past Monday for my Memorial Day cookout guests, turned out real nice. Many compliments, and a lot of emails sent out that day with this link attached! You HAVE to have a grill thermometer. Too hot...you will burn them up fast....too cool, and they will never get tender. Since this was the first time I used my Weber for slow cooking like this, I built my fire about 2 hours ahead of time, and learned the curve to keep the grill at just the right temp before I put the ribs on.
thanx for the replay on ur other video, this will help me out alot. thanx again.... oh yea, im not much of a vinegar guy. anything else u recomend besides that and soy?
Totally!...I put my pan of Beans under my ribs to catch all that. you have to precook dry beans first though,.Grab a 1lb bag of Pintos from the grocery and just thow anything in there with them and holy crap they're boomastic. yummm
I love barbecue... I'm on a mission to create the perfect rack of pork ribs. My idea of the perfect ribs has a smokey, crispy, flaky outer 'crust' with a moist, meaty, fall off the bone center. I'm getting close to the holy grail.
hey ausewell14, just put the potatoes slices in the pan raw, covered with some oil or butter, maybe some garlic salt and onion slices...... -BBQ Pit Boys
hey daaaveed, a good quality grill and a couple of chimney fulls of briquettes will get ya around 4 hours of "low and slow". Keep a chimney full handy if your temperature starts heading below your desired temp., light it up, and then add it to the fire. -BBQ Pit Boys
For the membrane, I have pretty good success starting on the edge in the middle of the rack, work a knife sharp-side down, under the membrane, towards the other side of the rack. Then grab the loose membrane in the middle, remove the knife and pull up, it usually all comes off at once from both sides with a good tug.
on ur vid for the st. louis style u rubbed some mustard on them before the rub. is there a reason why you didnt do this for these baby backs?? let me know, i'm makin 'em tomorrow and was wondering about it.
we do our ribs up different -rubs, sauces, marinades, time and temps., most every time we are in the mood -that's what makes barbecuing a personal thing and helps you find that perfect blend of taste and time! Mustard acts somewhat like a tenderizer and adds an additional "bite" to the ribs. Some prefer to go without it. -BBQ Pit Boys
-being compared to the late great Waylon Jennings, who defined the genre of Outlaw Country music is humbling indeed......even if the comparison extends no further than my voice!
Cool tips. I do one thing that works wonders for me. I rub the ribbs with spicy mustard and let em set for awhile. It goes along way on flavor and tenderness. Thanks for the vid.
no additional charcoal required -the original amount of charcoal was sufficient to complete the ribs and potatoes with proper adjustment of the air vents. Depending on ambient temp., wind, vent openings, amount of ribs, how often you baste, ETC your results may vary! -Thanks for stoppin' by. -BBQ Pit Boys
BBQ is all about you......what spices and techniques make your barbecue the best anywhere. I am using here apple cider vinegar equal parts to 100% apple juice for the baste. Save your "secret" tomato/sugar based sauce to the last 30 minutes of the BBQ and for dippin' in at the table!
Just a quick note about removing the membrane easier. Take that paper towel you have in your hand and use that to grab the membrane and pull. It's amazing how much easier it is to remove that way. Give it a try!
-the fire/heat from quality charcoal in a Weber grill can be easily regulated using the upper and lower vents. It's possible to do a 4 hour smoke on just a chimney full of charcoal. Also, adding more pre-heated charcoal during the BBQ to keep your temperature at 225-250f is easy, so fire-up that grill. I'll be over for some of them ribs! -BarbecueWeb
This is probably one of the best rib vids I've seen, especially without a true smoker being used. Although the commentary and background music made me feel like I was watching backwoods Arkansas porn. Great video none the less.
Memphis in May you guys check me out there hope to win I have a rib joint that I own best smoke in usa. Real damn good stuff pulled pork and ribs are our best --take care
Always remove the membrane if you are using a rub! It allows for better penetration of the spices. Allow to marinate in spices 6-8 hours, much longer and you will start to draw out the meats natural juices.
The worls barbecue champions are .... SWISS (from Switzerland and not Sweden) and even if they are coming from a cold mountain country they won 3 years the WORLD barbecue championship (yes us WERE THERE TOO). But watching a video like this is a real pleasure anyway.
I boil my ribs chicken pieces in water and some onion and lemmon first. When they're about cooked, I put them on a good BBQ and then add some good sauce...
the guy that does the voice for this has become a legend for me and my friends. we constantly go. nnnmmm smells guud! and "whatever you want, its up to you" hahah i love it
in another vid guys thought that vid was human baby back XDXDD
UBIincorporated 1 week ago
Food is not just about cooking, the presentation plays a very very important role. The presentation here is very poor. !!
jiykhan 2 months ago
Great Voice, Lol
cesarmarx 2 months ago
how did i end up watching dis while watching disgusting food vids?
Panoskibourz 2 months ago
LoL
its not a BABY's back rib.
it's a pork ribs,
it is called baby back rib because of the small cuts of the pork :)
eker2009 2 months ago
@eker2009 thanks,i needed to know that.
JanetFarawayAngell 2 months ago
@JanetFarawayAngell you'r welcome ^_^
eker2009 2 months ago
yum...human ribs.
N1ceV1d 3 months ago
is this really a child rib??
chanikyaraj02 3 months ago
i sooo need to move to where ever they have them at lolozzz
lipzpoppin 3 months ago
PAG+CHUR+OI= TIKALON!!
jiggsferlyn 3 months ago
Very nice. I've made back ribs using a honey apricot glaze that came out pretty good. Hope you'll take a look sometime. Thanks for a great video!
AnotherAmateur 3 months ago
ESTORYAHE...WAHAHAHA LOL!!
yhadzz02 4 months ago
'Merica
ColdplayBest1 4 months ago
OH GOD PLZ...
myheartjaybum 4 months ago
GUD
jjmill16 5 months ago
I cooked my baby back on the gas grill with some water soaked applewood chips over indirect heat. When my husband came in the kitchen and saw the rolled up bamboo skewed baby backs, he said what are you doing? I said, I saw this on youtube last night and wanted to try it. He said, don't mess up your ribs now. I did. These are the best ribs I ever cooked. Thank you, barbeque man.
smithtimes2 5 months ago
1. Im watching BBQ show but i feel like im playing starcraft 2.
2. This guy has the BEST voice in the history of food.
3. I was NOT having a BBQ until i found this video...now im off to get the BBQ!
matthew1373 6 months ago
that voice sounds so scary, i dont wanna be anywhere near him lol
21stcenturylaura 6 months ago in playlist Recipes
@21stcenturylaura ..hahahahaha...i met these guys. Real mellow...! But, don't ever look at them in the eyes...! Just sayin'...!
ElPasoTV 6 months ago
@ElPasoTV how come eye contact is a sign of respect lol
mcs081485 6 months ago
you fucking people!! it is insane!!!!!!!!! well i agree that they chose his voice but!!!!!!! guys seriously!!!!!!!!! eeeww!!!!! i fucking hate you people! what if they are eating you!!! when you were young you filthy bitches!
TheTophBB 6 months ago
@TheTophBB "Baby back ribs" are from full grown pigs, NOT baby pigs. It comes from the lower back where there are no ribs, its the name that is misleading.
Grillguiden 5 months ago
i had to stop watching, because i only kept getting hungrier even thou i'm eating right now.
IvanKesja 6 months ago
Is this the SLING BLADE barbecue co?
dougamsterdam 6 months ago
eatinhg babies? you are a insane people
malin743 6 months ago
Thanks to this video. My Family and friends Love it when I cook the Ribs..And a special thanks. To all the grill masters out there.That share their secrets and recipe`s so that family`s can get toghether and keep the cookout tradition going for many generations more.
Armando5222 7 months ago
Hmm.. yeah baby (Heavy sound)
aq18th 9 months ago
duke nukem
dollayx8 9 months ago
9:36 He Is talking about the ribs...right?
tymbershade 10 months ago
Just put 2 slabs on my smoker an hour ago and they are already starting to smell goooood!
mrpicky510 11 months ago
Oh my lord. This man should have his own show. THAT VOICE!
makemelafafa 11 months ago
mmm this is nice
R4WRRunescapeHACKS 11 months ago
grab some potatoes and put them in the plate !!! where the fuck you want me to put them if not in the plate ?!!!
alleverrr 1 year ago
@alleverrr ..check your blood pressure, dude! lol
FirefightersTV 1 year ago
mouthwatering....
kowardbreyb 1 year ago
If I was a woman I would marry him just to wake up to his voice. lol
YAH2013 1 year ago
nice
71Warrior4Jesus 1 year ago
I sound like a fag compared to this guy
snowmchristv 1 year ago
Oh how I want smell-o-vision!!!!!!!
cajunbleubelle 1 year ago
i use a catfish skinner to remove the membrain. It works great.
lildinks02 1 year ago
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i use a catfish skinner to remove the membrain. it works great!
lildinks02 1 year ago
es una broma verdad??? es real neta es real??? no jodan
PayassaMc 1 year ago
There are flies on your ribs. Is this part of ingredients? mmm.
patriarq 1 year ago
Yeah baby yeah! :)
Ducky888888 1 year ago
You sound like the Whataburger guy.
panchogordo1 1 year ago
Clear your throat man!
toddnet996 1 year ago
hahaha barbequed potatas..White power lol
DigiBullet23 1 year ago
hahaha barbequed potatas..White power lol
DigiBullet23 1 year ago
KLASS!!!
konstantin523 1 year ago
BEAUTIFUL
konstantin523 1 year ago
EXCELLENT
konstantin523 1 year ago
I hear 2 & three hours maybe more? #1 I never see him add lit charcoal from the chimney,and at what point and how many pots will it take? for a 3 4 hour burn?? I wish theyed post a video on how to maintain the coal/ tempature a video just for that no meat involved!
rocknrollhoocheecoo 1 year ago
@rocknrollhoocheecoo
I usually go about 4 hours, and you need to keep the temp at about 215-225 right on the grill surface, get you a thermometer that sits right on the grill. You let it get too hot, and you will burn the sugar in the rub....not good! Careful! Cook them too cool, and they will never get tender....again, not good. Just takes practice. But I can say I have made them following this recipe, using their rub, and these turn out really, really nice.
srybishop 1 year ago
I'm a pro now because I have pulled off a few of these video rib and chicken formulas. Um-um toss me a foamer! Thank You mustache dude!
rocknrollhoocheecoo 1 year ago
I always use a few fatty sprigs of cannibis sativa when smoking ribs...mmmmm that's goood! Ah hehehe
rocknrollhoocheecoo 1 year ago
@rocknrollhoocheecoo me too!!!! nothin' like it.....
groffel123 1 year ago
I always use a few sprigs of cannibis sativa with my hickory, mannnn that's gooood! hehehehe
rocknrollhoocheecoo 1 year ago
Looks great did you and the dog have a softball game lol
2024JayZ 1 year ago
Cranked up the BBQ after snow storm, when digging out garage also dug-out a bag of charcole from inside with a few pieces of hickory.. Seen the butcher, Did these ribs to beat the wintertime BBQ blues, and yes when bbq-ing the neighbors actually climb the fence, I just tell them to open the gate, Thanks...
johnnybagofdonets 1 year ago
i have never heared of basting with vinegar
darkroge 1 year ago
mmmmm i love vinegar.......@_@ NOT
MusicLover1412 2 years ago
ribs look dry in the end.
chuch357 2 years ago
I love the flies landing on rthe ribs....yummy
chuch357 2 years ago
Some amateur chefs like Gordon Ramsey should look and learn from BBQ Pit Boyz.
Bob really can cook :)
Pandenomioum 2 years ago
yummmmmy !!!!!!!!!!!!!
furiousrai 2 years ago
is that bug in the water pan at 6:15 part of the recipe?
ZedLep75 2 years ago
lmfao
cementheadsemenko 2 years ago
This guy is amazing
gongargongar 2 years ago 3
Now that is my kind of dinner!
Digitalstorm007 2 years ago 4
that guy is the embodiment of God.
PurpleVolvagia 2 years ago 2
a master chef or god is more like it =)
lugiathegod 2 years ago
flip it flip it xD
aeromorte 2 years ago
Tried these this past Monday for my Memorial Day cookout guests, turned out real nice. Many compliments, and a lot of emails sent out that day with this link attached! You HAVE to have a grill thermometer. Too hot...you will burn them up fast....too cool, and they will never get tender. Since this was the first time I used my Weber for slow cooking like this, I built my fire about 2 hours ahead of time, and learned the curve to keep the grill at just the right temp before I put the ribs on.
srybishop 2 years ago 2
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did anyone notice the flys all over it after he tore off the membrane? mmmm mm smells good!
wpizimp4u 2 years ago
He is outdoors son.
lavokis 2 years ago
I dry rub to this video.
cerealasasnack 2 years ago 21
how long do you let the coals burn before you put the ribs on?
tubermann1 2 years ago
Let the coals turn to grey ash.
lavokis 2 years ago
I use the minion method and get along pretty well unless it is really cold outside.
dav1099 2 years ago
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Whats with the gay voice...
milzey69 2 years ago
thanx for the replay on ur other video, this will help me out alot. thanx again.... oh yea, im not much of a vinegar guy. anything else u recomend besides that and soy?
abercheese70 2 years ago
apple juice & some weshsire sause, garlic powder. baste with that and it is very good too if ya don't like vinigar
dav1099 2 years ago
great video but the voices they use in theese vids make me wana kill myself :P
KooKooCow 3 years ago
i think this guy is the best cooking show voice ever.....in all of time......
I wish he was my dad
klumband 2 years ago 25
lol
ocioeskolar 2 years ago
@klumband He reminds me of the narrator form original Dukes of Hazzard
franchizeOG 1 year ago
The vinegar - soy baste has me intrigued...
jpee1965 3 years ago
great
hoybezy 3 years ago 2
me encantan tus videos ,saludos desde españa! :D
Elorkoazul 3 years ago
you should have apan under the ribs to catch the juice
reduce it then pour that on the potatoes
mmmm
ANCESTERSMEMORIES 3 years ago
Totally!...I put my pan of Beans under my ribs to catch all that. you have to precook dry beans first though,.Grab a 1lb bag of Pintos from the grocery and just thow anything in there with them and holy crap they're boomastic. yummm
327nlake 2 years ago
Yummy!!! Im totally relaxed and hungery after watching this vid. great video and happy barbecuein
Gauge410 3 years ago
man this guy is making me fall asleep.
747777 3 years ago
more that 3 hours?!?! damn thats long!!
looks reaaaally good though!
jeudhas 3 years ago 2
I love barbecue... I'm on a mission to create the perfect rack of pork ribs. My idea of the perfect ribs has a smokey, crispy, flaky outer 'crust' with a moist, meaty, fall off the bone center. I'm getting close to the holy grail.
nottypanda1 3 years ago
no wonder white people are so damn fat,,,but i love ribs myself, especially with a 6 pack of icehouse
TheSuperiorAsianRace 3 years ago
i found a flat head screw driver is good for taking off the membrane thats about the only thing those flat heads r good for
colin0the0magicman 3 years ago
my baby back ribs are the best mine are better then any black mans barbique pok ribs
blackzarak1 3 years ago
I saw the video last night. Today I have feasted. Fantastic technique! I used one chimney's worth of coals and probably have some left over.
Alegendly 3 years ago
i kept clearing my throat after listening to that bourbon soaked grizzle voice. good video though.
TiborZutron 3 years ago
amazing man thanks alot
=]
love the narration :p
Dash2x 3 years ago
Madness.
Salamandra09 3 years ago
Damn now Im starving after watching this mouth watering video, I have to go out and get some ribs now lol.
UpperRegister 3 years ago
What exactly did you use for the bar b Que sauce? Man dem ribs look good.Your dog is one lucky pooch!!!!
timtaylormade1 3 years ago
Hello BBQ Pit Boys! For your bbq potatoes, did you soak them for any amount of time before adding them to the grill? Thanks for your time!
ausewell14 3 years ago
hey ausewell14, just put the potatoes slices in the pan raw, covered with some oil or butter, maybe some garlic salt and onion slices...... -BBQ Pit Boys
BarbecueWeb 3 years ago
do you have to keep adding briquettes or will they hold temperature for a couple of hours?
daaaveed 3 years ago
hey daaaveed, a good quality grill and a couple of chimney fulls of briquettes will get ya around 4 hours of "low and slow". Keep a chimney full handy if your temperature starts heading below your desired temp., light it up, and then add it to the fire. -BBQ Pit Boys
BarbecueWeb 3 years ago
thanx for the advice
daaaveed 3 years ago
chunk charcoal or briquettes? i already have the ribs and im bbq-ing them tomorrow - thanks for the skewer idea
EyeOnTheTV 3 years ago
You'll maintain more consistent heat control with the briquettes. Natural chunks requires more monitoring. -BBQ Pit Boys
BBQPitBoys 3 years ago
did we seriously need 2 minutes of membrane pulling?
EyeOnTheTV 3 years ago
That's Show Biz!
BarbecueWeb 3 years ago
how do u make ur barbeque sauce?
shitpickle1128 3 years ago
i'm cooking this recipe right now I can't wait to see how they turn out :D
youieyang 3 years ago
For the membrane, I have pretty good success starting on the edge in the middle of the rack, work a knife sharp-side down, under the membrane, towards the other side of the rack. Then grab the loose membrane in the middle, remove the knife and pull up, it usually all comes off at once from both sides with a good tug.
rocket881 3 years ago
on ur vid for the st. louis style u rubbed some mustard on them before the rub. is there a reason why you didnt do this for these baby backs?? let me know, i'm makin 'em tomorrow and was wondering about it.
NKretibull 3 years ago
we do our ribs up different -rubs, sauces, marinades, time and temps., most every time we are in the mood -that's what makes barbecuing a personal thing and helps you find that perfect blend of taste and time! Mustard acts somewhat like a tenderizer and adds an additional "bite" to the ribs. Some prefer to go without it. -BBQ Pit Boys
BarbecueWeb 3 years ago
man dem ribs lookin good.
donnie313phatx 3 years ago
MAN THEM RIBS LOOKS GOOD GOOD LORD
donnie65301 3 years ago
During this 3 to 4 hour process did you add any additional charcoal other than what you started with?
hysterman187 3 years ago
-used about a chimney and 1/2 full of briquettes for the entire 225-275f low and slow barbecue!
BBQPitBoys 3 years ago
this guy sounds like the "Dukes of Hazzard" narrator
na5m 3 years ago
-being compared to the late great Waylon Jennings, who defined the genre of Outlaw Country music is humbling indeed......even if the comparison extends no further than my voice!
BBQPitBoys 3 years ago
Cool tips. I do one thing that works wonders for me. I rub the ribbs with spicy mustard and let em set for awhile. It goes along way on flavor and tenderness. Thanks for the vid.
gnwhite 3 years ago
-mustard is a simple and tasty rub, and works real well on pork ribs for sure! -BBQ Pit Boys
BBQPitBoys 3 years ago
could you give me a good dry rub to use for baby backs please
bigworm1976 3 years ago
start with one of ours, and then tweak it to make it your own special rub! -BBQ Pit Boys
BarbecueWeb 3 years ago
I didnt' just get hungry - I got horny! Good video! Yum! Inspiring.
WoundedEgo 3 years ago
-you can easily find more of our Barbecue recipes on our other YouTube channel BarbecueWeb. Thanks for stoppin' by! -BBQ Pit Boys
BarbecueWeb 3 years ago
ooooooo spank me! spank me!
KPMEATSPIN 4 years ago
Barber-cuba-taters!
letswatchtv 4 years ago
You sound like a texas duke nukem.
letswatchtv 4 years ago
lol
soutsoon 3 years ago
"barbercue PATATAS!" lol
miszlee52 4 years ago
1965 called... They want their plate back! LOL
Thanks for the info. I love the idea of rolling and skewering. I will be trying this weekend.
in2food 4 years ago
-very observant. Nothing like an old fashioned Barbecue. Thanks for stopping by! -BBQ Pit Boys
timespublishing 4 years ago
How were you maintaining your heat, adding wood chips or charcoal and about how often.
Curtislowe77 4 years ago
no additional charcoal required -the original amount of charcoal was sufficient to complete the ribs and potatoes with proper adjustment of the air vents. Depending on ambient temp., wind, vent openings, amount of ribs, how often you baste, ETC your results may vary! -Thanks for stoppin' by. -BBQ Pit Boys
BarbecueWeb 4 years ago
How to make a unspicy and delicious sauce to that BBQ??
8426871 4 years ago
I would like to know exactly what you are basting the ribs with. You said vinegar. What is the exact mixture? Thanks
quilter916 4 years ago
BBQ is all about you......what spices and techniques make your barbecue the best anywhere. I am using here apple cider vinegar equal parts to 100% apple juice for the baste. Save your "secret" tomato/sugar based sauce to the last 30 minutes of the BBQ and for dippin' in at the table!
timespublishing 4 years ago
Thank you for your reply. I will try the cider vineager and the apple juice. Your'e right about "your" secret tomato/sugar based sauce. Thanks again!
quilter916 4 years ago
Yeah I agree, if you baste the tomato/sugar sauce too early, then it will just cook right off.
djmixmac 4 years ago
hahaha - I wonder if that's "Uncle Jessie's" hands in the video. If not, it might be Henry VIII
buckwheat6105 4 years ago
I'd cook those in beer for 10 mins
trementatis 4 years ago
Just a quick note about removing the membrane easier. Take that paper towel you have in your hand and use that to grab the membrane and pull. It's amazing how much easier it is to remove that way. Give it a try!
cagoodie2shus 4 years ago
just the good old hogs
never burn if they cude
sing along jesse duke!!
TRINKAFRONT2007 4 years ago
Staightnin' the curves
Flatnin the hills
Someday the mountain might get 'em
But the law never will...
timespublishing 4 years ago
but the man has to stop
and fire up the grill
It's good to settle down
and what about the still?
sfballach 4 years ago
Absolutely fantastic....i'm glad I found your videos. I didn't realize the charcoal stayed hot that long? Or, do you have to add charcoal?
2of6 4 years ago
-the fire/heat from quality charcoal in a Weber grill can be easily regulated using the upper and lower vents. It's possible to do a 4 hour smoke on just a chimney full of charcoal. Also, adding more pre-heated charcoal during the BBQ to keep your temperature at 225-250f is easy, so fire-up that grill. I'll be over for some of them ribs! -BarbecueWeb
timespublishing 4 years ago
"Damn Jesse Duke, I'm hungry"! Boss Hog
dbrown887 4 years ago
-tell Bo and Luke to fire up the General Lee and go get a bucket of them ribs... And don't give any to Rosco!
BarbecueWeb 4 years ago
Deamn, that looks SO delicious.
deezvids 4 years ago
This is probably one of the best rib vids I've seen, especially without a true smoker being used. Although the commentary and background music made me feel like I was watching backwoods Arkansas porn. Great video none the less.
job1181 4 years ago
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Arkansas porn...? Is that with a side order of ribs or pulled pork?
timespublishing 4 years ago
Now this is what I call real man cookin no frills and none of that BBQ Voodoo BS just plane straight talk, an absolutely grate video.
richzap 4 years ago
Great video. I like your style.
Goddamn666 4 years ago
sounds like one of my teachers o.O
DiabloAngelicus 4 years ago
go unkel jessy
myhandle007 4 years ago
am hungeery
thomastrouble 4 years ago
love that guys voice, quality
peacefrog1916 4 years ago
The guy has a cool voice.
OPTIMUSCONEHEAD 4 years ago
yeah he sure does. yeah he does remind me of the Jesse Duke
coachbagqueen 4 years ago
Gee, how can you wait so long before eating them? Yeehaw yeah I smelled them!
shutitupnr1 4 years ago
Who won the softball game? lol This man is awesome.
ray805ray 4 years ago
Yum food and what a voice! Rugid~
iimagemakeup 4 years ago
ROFL! Yum :OP**
videoagent 4 years ago
Memphis in May you guys check me out there hope to win I have a rib joint that I own best smoke in usa. Real damn good stuff pulled pork and ribs are our best --take care
balarat84 4 years ago
Puh-Prika??? ;D You rock! I LOVE your videos.
houseygirl 4 years ago
Always remove the membrane if you are using a rub! It allows for better penetration of the spices. Allow to marinate in spices 6-8 hours, much longer and you will start to draw out the meats natural juices.
deraj2581 4 years ago
The worls barbecue champions are .... SWISS (from Switzerland and not Sweden) and even if they are coming from a cold mountain country they won 3 years the WORLD barbecue championship (yes us WERE THERE TOO). But watching a video like this is a real pleasure anyway.
Com in Switzerland, youl'' be SURPRIZED
lefozz 4 years ago
I boil my ribs chicken pieces in water and some onion and lemmon first. When they're about cooked, I put them on a good BBQ and then add some good sauce...
billionaire35 4 years ago
Don't boil them ever! I used to but makes the meat tough. Slow indirect heat beats impatience.
wpugh949 4 years ago
THis guy is BAD-ASS..He can make anything sound good.
ratava911 4 years ago
omg im hungry
dipfuck 4 years ago
Do you know that WORLD CHAMPION BARBECUE are SWISS and not american ? Crazy no ?
lefozz 4 years ago
o my god BBQ Man....I'm dying. Do you have takeout?
LawEnforcementTV 4 years ago
Love the voice, ummm, smells good, lol...
noosaslayer 4 years ago
the guy that does the voice for this has become a legend for me and my friends. we constantly go. nnnmmm smells guud! and "whatever you want, its up to you" hahah i love it
punkrockike 4 years ago
actually...your not making me hungry...youre making me starving,,and now im experiencing some mouth watering feeling in my mouth... =p
chassy0805 4 years ago