These Texas-style smoked beef plate ribs, also known as "dino ribs," are the crown jewel of barbecue. Cut from the short plate section, these massive ribs develop an incredible bark while the low-and-slow smoking process transforms tough connective tissue into melt-in-your-mouth tenderness.
Techniques: Low and slow smoking, dry rub application, temperature monitoring, bark development
The key to perfect smoked beef ribs lies in patience and temperature control. These massive ribs require a long, slow cook to break down the tough connective tissue while building a beautiful bark.
Remember, barbecue is done when it's done, not when the timer goes off. Use temperature and feel as your primary indicators of doneness.