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Sweet Money Tabasco Loin Back Ribs

Big Poppa’s Sweet Money Tabasco Loin Back Ribs are the ultimate blend of bold, sweet, and spicy flavors that will elevate your BBQ game. Seasoned with Big Poppa Smokers’ award-winning Sweet Money Rub and finished with a kick of Tabasco sauce, these ribs are slow-cooked to tender perfection. The combination of caramelized sweetness and fiery heat creates a flavor-packed dish that’s perfect for backyard cookouts, competitions, or any BBQ gathering. Serve these juicy ribs with classic sides like coleslaw or baked beans for a meal that will leave everyone craving more!

Tabasco & Sweet Money Loin Back Ribs

Tabasco & Sweet Money Loin Back Ribs

Big Poppa

Servings

12-15

Prep Time

20-30 minutes

Cook Time

4 hours

Cuisine

American

Category

Main Dish

Prepare for a mouth full of happiness with this easy 4-ingredient rib recipe

Using only 4-ingredients Big Poppa has created a balanced flavor profile with his Sweet Money Tabasco Loin Back Rib recipe. Big Poppa Smokers Sweet Money Championship Rub brings sweet and savory undertones while Tabasco brings a light touch of heat. You can use any store bought BBQ sauce for this recipe; however, Big Poppa’s special blend of Granny’s BBQ Sauce & Tabasco Pepper Jelly will give you the best tasting results.

Big Poppa is all about flavor. Smoke adds great flavor, but the key is to create a balanced flavor where smoke is a main ingredient, but it’s not dominant. That’s where this recipe comes in. The featured ingredients offer a balanced flavor profile that pairs well with smoke. Get your taste buds ready for a flavorful rack of ribs – no foil needed.

Ingredients

  • 4 racks Smithfield Loin Back Ribs
  • 1 bottle Tabasco Original Red
  • 1 bottle Big Poppa Smokers Sweet Money Championship Rub

  • SAUCE INGREDIENTS
  • 1 bottle Granny’s BBQ Sauce

  • 1 jar 10oz Tabasco Hot Pepper Jelly
  • 2 tablespoons Tabasco Original Red

Directions

  1. Preheat grill, smoker, or oven to 250F
  2. Remove ribs from packaging
  3. Pull membrane off the bottom/bone side of ribs (use a paper towel to get a good grip)
  4. Sprinkle both sides of the ribs with Tabasco Original Red (will act as a “glue” for the rub) – the more Tabasco you use the more heat your ribs will have
  5. Coat ribs thoroughly with Big Poppa Smokers Sweet Money Championship Rub (to taste)
  6. Let the rub/salt “sweat” into the ribs until they are shiny, about 5 minutes
  7. Put ribs into the smoker (indirect heat) – cook for 3.5 to 4 hours
  8. While the ribs are cooking, make the sauce
  9. In a small saucepan, combine 1 bottle of Granny’s sauce, a jar of Tabasco HOT Pepper Jelly, and 2 teaspoons of Tabasco Original Red
  10. Mix the sauce ingredients together over medium/high until the sauce starts to bubble. Reduce heat and simmer for a few minutes. Stir to avoid burning
  11. Set sauce aside (will use for basting on smoker/plating later)
  12. After 3.5 hours, check ribs for the desired tenderness
  13. Rib racks should have good “bend” in them, but should not be falling off the bone. The meat should be pulling back from the end of the bones. You can also test the doneness with a kebab skewer – if the skewer slides in and out smoothly with little resistance, ribs should be done
  14. Remove ribs from smoker
  15. Baste both sides of ribs with sauce
  16. Put the sauced ribs back into the smoker to “set” the sauce for about 5 minutes
  17. Pull ribs from the smoker, rest for 5-10 minutes
  18. Add more sauce (to taste)
  19. Slice and serve

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