Chef John, I have been watching your videos for over 10 years, thank you very much for the consistent and unique videos.

@KrayessMcFly

2 жыл бұрын

Wish I discovered chef John 10 years ago!

@noyneksyam8533

2 жыл бұрын

@@KrayessMcFly would you like to discover what’s in my 38\32 Levi’s?

My wife couponed a rack of ribs for $3 from Target yesterday and we were trying to find a good recipe for them - may have to try this one!

@JohnDoe-xu2vx

2 жыл бұрын

I just paid $21 for one rack of baby backs at Trader Joe's....what a rip

@willeats

2 жыл бұрын

What??? Can you explain how? I need to get on that

@MaryClareVideos

2 жыл бұрын

Nice 😺

@Soupy_loopy

2 жыл бұрын

😳🤔😏👍

I actually enjoy pulling the membrane off. There's something really satisfying about it. I am going to keep doing it because, after all, I am the David Blaine of deciding whether to remove the membrane. So I'm going to make it disappear like magic.

@windermere2330

2 жыл бұрын

U crazy!

I have been watching your Videos for a few years now and never once was I dissapointed. Thank you very much for consistent entertainment!!

The man. The myth. The legend. Chef John returns

@maydaygarden

2 жыл бұрын

That would be Steve Hall, Shotgun Red. Steve passed away in 2019 but his wife Sheila is keeping the channel alive. He has a colorful history career with country music and his recipes and stories are engaging and the recipes, delicious. "And if you haven't watched his channel, you oughta be".

Grilled these today...perfection. That incredible texture of intact-on-the-bone but then melts-off-the-bone as you bite them. The flavor was great....flawless ribs!

RIP to that tiny morsel of rib at 07:05 Terrific recipe, Chef John! Next time I'm leaving town to go to the countryside will be with a big old bag o' pre-cooked ribs to grill and glaze outdoors.

@Snarkythecat

2 жыл бұрын

Not gonna lie, I’d probably open up the grill to grab that piece. Some veteran fatassery on my part.

Happy Canada Day everyone! 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

Can't wait to try these out chef John, looks delicious!!

I saw the notification and read "grilled sticky buns" at first and now my carb-craving brain wants to try that too 😂

@flystol

2 жыл бұрын

Well how were the sticky buns?

Great recipe for summer days!

Hooray, Hooray, for "simply pierce, and score the membrane!" My uncle did the best ribs, ever. He felt that the membrane helped to retain moisture during the long cooking process that ribs require. Removing it often led to dry meat.

@RaptorJesus

2 жыл бұрын

So long as you cook it long enough, that membrane will break down into delicious, delicious collagen. Basically, if you're gonna cook them really hot & fast, probably take it off. But if it's gonna be cooked for hours, absolutely leave it and reap the rewards.

@WanderTheNomad

2 жыл бұрын

@@RaptorJesus Thanks for the rule of thumb 👍

No matter how many food channels are out there on KZread. I seem to always come back to Chef John and Food Wishes.

Thank you Chef! These look amazing and will try these ASAP!

Those look amazing! Yummm...thanks Chef!

I LOVE his personality! So informative and witty. Keeps you interested in the video. Bless this man 👨‍🍳

Look very delicious 🤤😋 I love different kind of ribs

Your intuition is also good enough for me, Chef John!!!🙏❤️

Yum. Barbecued ribs. Food of the gods. Thank you. I can't wait to make them.

These really do look amazing. Definitely trying this. Thank you.

There's nothing like the glossy sheen of perfectly caramelized ribs.

Down here in Australia we're dodging floods and chopping firewood, but it's never too early to prepare for next summer. And your advice on the rub is spot on. Have a great July 4th.

I wonder if this would work for some pre-pandemic ribs I just found in my freezer from 2019?

Thanks for sharing 👌

these are the new lyrics to everytime we touch everytime we flip, we brush, and every time we brush, we flip

I bet that smells so good! I want to make this.👍

Chef John is the OG KZread Celebrity Chef!

Making them today, low and slow right now for grilling tomorrow on the 4th. Thanks John!

You’re THE BEST! Many are good … great even… but YOU SIR! 💯💜

These look sooooo good!!!

That looks SO good!

I’ve got two slabs of ribs to smoke this weekend. I may have to make one of them this way. They looked so good!

These look sooooo good! I can't wait to talk about them at tomorrow's chat.

this video is a work of art so is the dessert well done

Looks delicious!👍

Had the family over yesterday for the "July Birthdays" party. 20+ people. I used this method and recipe on St. Louis style ribs...a bit more meat. I put in oven for 2:30 instead of 2:00. Might not have proportioned the sauce quite perfectly iaw the recipe, but WOW.... what a hit! So easy because I baked the racks a day before the party.

Easy grill ribby sticks! My favorite!!

Great idea, Chef. They seem like an easy crowd-pleaser.

@urbanurchin5930

2 жыл бұрын

Not only that.....but it looks like a perfect "do-ahead" type of recipe. Do all the prep and pre-cooking the day before your cook-out. Then, when your guests arrive, pull the cooked ribs out of the 'fridge and put on the grill....instant happiness !!

My family enjoyed it very much. Followed your method pretty mush all the way except applied Korean sweet/spicy sauce to caramelize on the grill. Turned out awesome! 🙌🏽🤙🏽

Added 1 tsp of cayenne to the rub and just put them in the oven. They will rest in the fridge overnight. Cannot wait to finish them on the Kamado tomorrow....I'm sure I'll be reporting back that they were terrific. Thanks Chef John and Happy 4th.

Looks very delicious I will try that inshallha 👍💖

I can't watch enough rib recipes, and although I'm a pitmaster and love me some barbecued ribs, these are absolutely worth trying. They're on the menu this Tuesday and I'm really looking forward to them ☺️

John, I've NEVER made ribs before. Made these this past weekend and they are FANTASTIC! And so easy! I was a little worried as I made the sauce, because it tasted mostly just ketchupy, but once it was caramelized on there, the ketchup flavor went away and just left the sweet. Super delicious. Thanks!

@godslayer1415

2 жыл бұрын

Ribs are moron proof.

These look wonderful. There was a time when hubs-dear and I wanted to know about the best local rib restaurant we’d ask your mother and father-in-law. Now they have you.

You're a national treasure, Chef.

I made these yesterday, and they were the best I’ve ever made, said my husband. Thank you!

@godslayer1415

2 жыл бұрын

I feel bad for your husband. He is probably cheating on you because you can't cook...

Tried this today. Rave reviews from my family. This recipe is a keeper!

Reminds me of Trader Vic's recipe for ribs. Absolutely delightful.

As a barbecue hobbyist, I really don't have anything against making ribs (or pulled pork, brisket, etc.) any way you like -- there are many good ways to make many different things. I used to make ribs much like this, before I bought a smoker many years ago. But I must say: for me, it's not just about the flavor; it's also about the process. The process of dry-brining some ribs overnight, getting a fire going the next morning, rubbing the ribs with a few spices, putting them in the smoker, and then tending the fire for four or five hours or more while the ribs slowly absorb a good deal of smoke and transform from cold, fatty raw stuff to tender meat-candy, and serving that smoky goodness to some guests in the afternoon, is an almost-mystical experience. Having said that, though: I'll probably have to try this procedure sometime this summer. It's been ages since I've done it this way, and those ribs definitely look pretty excellent.

did anyone else switch from ribs to carbs when he showed that foil from the oven? Damn thing made me want garlic bread.

These, I could make! And will!

I was literally just about to hit the big, big box store to pick up a rack of ribs.

Chef John, as a southerner I've never seen ribs prepared in this way. However, given that you have never led me astray, I will give this a try. Happy 4th!

@Sweetyhide

2 жыл бұрын

Southerner here. I prepare mine this way. The only difference is I don't brush on sauce. I always dunk them in the bowl when turning them. I also like lots of char.

These sound delicious.

That’s a nice easy recipe. As a person who really likes smoked ribs, that’s freaking blast with me saying that cooking them this way is better than a properly smoked rib, but this is much easier.

I’ll be cooking these up! Thanks Chef John! Also, the only orthodoxy for ribs should be: they be made delicious.

Oh, HELL YEAH!

Your Salt & Pepper rib recipe, is by far the best rib recipe EVER. 😋

Cool technique!

yummy

I think I might try that this weekend

Chef John, I have also been a loyal watcher of your videos and many of your recipes are staples for my meals but I have one comment. You need to up your bbq game, one suggestion I have is to pile your coals to one side of you bbq so you place your meat to the side instead of directly over the coals to prevent that charring. Give it a try and keep on keepin on.

@daveklein2826

2 жыл бұрын

I'm very sure he knows all about that 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Hi,john after long long time i came across your video,so was happy to see you.You have unique voice and your talk is like music 🎵.it has rhythm ,sounds like musical talk very pleasant to ears. One suggesion.Foil is dangerous to use.Has very bad effects on health due to all toxins are absorbed by food inside.So avoid to use foil. I like your simplicity in cooking yet the end result of the dish is exotic. 👌😋😋

@JeremyMacDonald1973

2 жыл бұрын

Why would Aluminum foil be toxic but aluminum cookware not?

Yum

Fanlicious! What are your thoughts about warming the ribs over indirect heat?

To save a couple bucks, I've used farmer style ribs in place of baby back for a similar recipe. Purty darn good too I might say! Thx Chef

Ended up with tequila lime ribs using agave for the sugar base in the glaze along with spices in the dry rub

Food Love

Cheers! Finally another chef calling out some modern culinary BS (peeling the membrane). It goes along with the vortex for poaching eggs, and the reserving of starch water for pasta. Cooking excellent food doesn't have to be so difficult as many are making it.

@urbanurchin5930

2 жыл бұрын

There is a reasonable amount of logic to what you are saying. It is also a good idea to have options when doing things - like cooking. Leaving the options open for all cooks is an important way for each to create their own personal style and methods.

I think you're the first vid I've ever seen who says that removing the membrane isn't necessary. Thank you for that justification, cause I'm too lazy to do that part :b

Yums❣️

Yum! Just seeing those has me licking my fingers. Yum!

Chef John these look great! I don’t have a grill…..is there a way I can glaze and finish these in the oven? 👍🤣👍

@philipgallagher69420

2 жыл бұрын

I've done them under the broiler in the oven or air fryer if you have it to get the sauce cooked in, they won't have that grill flavor but still will be great!

@daveklein2826

2 жыл бұрын

Broiler

SPOOOON!

Love adding pepper for luck ❤️

Glad to see the freakishly small wooden spoon make another appearance;)

Love your videos and I'm sure that turned out to be good... just don't try that in the midwest.

Chef John I made these on Memorial Day and my wife absolutely devoured them.I’ve had my struggles with over charcoal grilling of my ribs this was great and easy to do. I do have a question about sticky sauce can the flavor be adapted with maybe orange or cranberry?

Hi chef! Thank you for the amazing recipe. I have a problem, can’t get to a bbq but can these be finished up in a pan or oven?

John, you could still do the first part of this in your big green egg, and call it bbq. I mean, who wants to heat up their house with an oven in summer anyway? That said, these look darn good.

Splendid recipe Chef John ,but i wonder , can i do the last part on pan ? I only have electric oven , not have grill like that

Made these exactly as directed, and they were delicious! I'm back here to check the recipe to make another batch. I think step 3 of the written recipe should say "bone side up" in both instances, as this is what is suggested in the video. I don't think it would be good to poke and slit the meaty side.

In Texas we put plenty of sauce on pork ribs, but we never, and I repeat never, require sauce on smoked brisket (which in Texas is synonymous with the word barbecue). I don’t know anyone who would say you cannot or should not glaze a pork rib, that seems rather strange!

Nice 🙂

Hi Chef John, To the barbecue sauce can you substitute organic maple syrup instead of honey? This recipe looks absolutely amazing!!!! Thank you ❤

@daveklein2826

2 жыл бұрын

He said add any sweetener you want

@urbanurchin5930

2 жыл бұрын

NO NO NO ......do not use organic maple syrup !!! it will blow-up and cause your house to burn down !!! and likely spread to all your neighbors houses as well !!! dolt.....

@daveklein2826

2 жыл бұрын

Organic Maple Syrup? All maple syrup comes from trees and would make it all organic

Really ? REALLY?! You mean I don't ever have to wrestle with that membrane ever again? THANK YOU!!!!!!!!

Most recipes for barbecue sauce include some allspice, And I'd probably put in some cayenne.

Is there a benefit to using white sugar over brown? I’ve only ever used brown, and that just really because most recipes I’ve seen call for it. I have no idea about the food science behind it though. Edit: I was talking about the dry rub but I see you use it later so probably just didn’t want to overdo it. I should probably fully watch before commenting

I love the *ol’ poka poka*

Chef you are the B💥mb I will watch and cook and eat anything you put in front of me 🥰

BBQ joints around here are charging 25-30 bux for a half rack and baby backs at that, not St. Louis ribs. I can live with out the smoking at those prices. Scored two full racks of St. Louis for $1.97 a pound. So I will cheat and add just a little liquid smoke to my sauce.

@Ufos4dahoes

2 жыл бұрын

We smoke our ribs in a Master Built smoker

@itsjohndell

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ufos4dahoes I a single old guy, not buying a smoker, lol.

@windermere2330

2 жыл бұрын

Where do you live that ribs are that costly?

And I'm one of those folks who Does Not enjoy sweet, sticky BBQ anything. I have noted from eating BBQ around the country that folks in the west think sweet, sticky is good, and folks east-n-south of KC, MO want smoked, savory BBQ meat. I'm in the smoked, savory crowd with my sauce on the side.

Chef John, did you just glaze over an excellent opportunity for a polka joke? POLKA POLKA POLKA!

So just to be clear, the ketchup goes in the glaze and not on the wall...

@m.theresa1385

2 жыл бұрын

🤣

@TheLadyLuck523

2 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

@urbanurchin5930

2 жыл бұрын

.....ha ha......what a timely comment.......

Yum dudes... and dudettes

@nicholasgomez8450

2 жыл бұрын

.."major league butt kicking is back in town"

I don't remove the membrane. It's a pain in the ass, and when I slow cook a rack of ribs for four hours, you can't tell it's there anymore. I like bourbon, brown sugar, ground chili paste and butter for my glaze.

OMG the freakishly small wooden spoon for the win!

I did the process of cooking at 250 for 2 hours using a rack of short spare ribs, skipped the 2 hours of chilling and just grilled them for about 10 mins while basting......and they were pretty tough and not chewy at all. Will give the meat to my dogs.

@showersmoker

2 жыл бұрын

Spare ribs take much longer to get tender compared to baby backs. You probably should have left them in the oven for an additional hour or two and checked that they were tender. You might be able to save the ribs if you just wrap them up again and let them bake until they are tender. Never let the food win! Otherwise, I hope your dogs enjoyed the snack

@jacklinkz

2 жыл бұрын

@@showersmoker Thanks so much for this advice. Now I know why it didn't work and so next time I will cook them for a few more hours for spare ribs.

My only critique is that : Apartment Dwellers Don't Have A Grill : It's Illegal ! I like your tip about not having to remove the silver skin . Personally , I prefer Country style ribs which has more meat. which most black cooks prefer ! ❤

I don't know why you would want to pull them apart, (cut them) before you put them on the grill? I would think that it would be easier to just leave them whole and baste the ribs that way? Also, I would like to do these in my oven roaster, that way I don't have as much of a mess to clean later. After all, that is the Chef John way is it not? Please explain. Thanks.

@lindainparis7349

2 жыл бұрын

You cut them to be able to baste on the insides.

@KomboEzaliTe

2 жыл бұрын

More surface area means more grill flavor and more sauce flavor.

@lindainparis7349

2 жыл бұрын

@@KomboEzaliTe well said

@dalaweez

2 жыл бұрын

@@lindainparis7349 I completely disagree, and as said, I'm not doing them on a grill. Plus, you don't have as much of a chance of burning them in a roasting oven. Not to mention you stand a better chance of not drying them out when left whole? Then there's the whole thing about having to flip each individual rib, which in my humble opinion is time consuming. After all, I've got other things going on with my dinner.

@lindainparis7349

2 жыл бұрын

@@dalaweez everybody to their own way, cooking is about enjoying yourself and the food. I would probably separate them but then cover with basting sauce and put in oven on a timer, shoving them around from time to time whilst I would be eating starters with my friends.....