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INGREDIENTS
1-2 Racks of Baby Back, St. Louis or Competition Cut Ribs Mop Sauce BBQ Sauce of Choice Mop sauce Ingredients: 3 Cups Cider Vinegar 1 Cup Apple Juice 2/3 Cup Water 2 Tblsp Lemon Juice 1 Tblsp Black Pepper 2 Tblsp Salt 2 Tblsp Worcestershire Sauce 1 Tblsp Paprika
3-2-1 Memphis Ribs
Smoked Pork Ribs with a Sweet Smoky Sauce!
Mix the dry rub ingredients in a bowl, set aside. Coat the pork shoulder or Boston Butt with a layer of French’s Yellow Mustard. Apply half of
the dry rub mixture. Wrap with plastic and refrigerate overnight.
When ready to smoke remove the plastic and apply the remaining rub. Mix all the injection ingredients in a bowl. Inject the liquid in several
places throughout the meat (6-12 injections will work).
Place into your smoker and smoke at 225*. After three hours begin applying the mop sauce with either a sprayer or a mop. Do not touch the
meat, rather drizzle the mop sauce over the top.
Cook the meat anywhere from 12-18 hours depending on its size. If you want sliced pork you will be looking for an internal temperature
around 170*. For pulled pork you will look for an internal temperature of 195*-205*
(Pro Tip: Another option is to dip the entire pork shoulder into a “black dip” about an hour before the pork is finished. I have seen this done
to great success by award winning pit masters in Kentucky)
3-2-1 Smoked Memphis Ribs
Memphis BBQ Dry Rub
½ Cup Brown Sugar
2 Tbsp Chili Powder
2 Tblsp Paprika
1 tsp Onion Powder
1 tsp Garlic Powder
2 tsp Ground Black Pepper
1 tsp Dry Mustard Powder
2 tsp Seasoned Salt
½ tsp Celery Salt
2 tsp Chicken Bouillon
3-2-1
Memphis Ribs
Smoked Pork Ribs with a Sweet
Smoky Sauce!
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INGREDIENTS
1-2 Racks of Baby Back, St. Louis or Competition Cut Ribs Mop Sauce BBQ Sauce of Choice Mop sauce Ingredients: 3 Cups Cider Vinegar 1 Cup Apple Juice 2/3 Cup Water 2 Tblsp Lemon Juice 1 Tblsp Black Pepper 2 Tblsp Salt 2 Tblsp Worcestershire Sauce 1 Tblsp Paprika
NAVIGATION
SOCIAL
ADDRESS
53 Jones Circle
Nashville Tennessee
37138
CONTACT
livenletdine@gmail.com
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Mix the dry rub ingredients in a bowl, set aside. Coat
the pork shoulder or Boston Butt with a layer of
French’s Yellow Mustard. Apply half of the dry rub
mixture. Wrap with plastic and refrigerate overnight.
When ready to smoke remove the plastic and apply the
remaining rub. Mix all the injection ingredients in a
bowl. Inject the liquid in several places throughout the
meat (6-12 injections will work).
Place into your smoker and smoke at 225*. After three
hours begin applying the mop sauce with either a
sprayer or a mop. Do not touch the meat, rather
drizzle the mop sauce over the top.
Cook the meat anywhere from 12-18 hours depending
on its size. If you want sliced pork you will be looking
for an internal temperature around 170*. For pulled
pork you will look for an internal temperature of 195*-
205*
(Pro Tip: Another option is to dip the entire pork
shoulder into a “black dip” about an hour before the
pork is finished. I have seen this done to great success
by award winning pit masters in Kentucky)
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