Molly’s Dry-Rubbed Ribs
When St. Louis-style ribs meet this spicy dry rub and spend a lazy three hours over a low flame (being doused by an occasional Magic Hat beer), all that’s missing is coleslaw and barbecue baked beans.
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There is only one way to do right by pork: Cover it with a simple, spicy-sweet dry rub. Let it sit for a while. Slowly cook it in smoky, indirect heat, using a wood fire or natural charcoal, until the meat is tender enough to melt in your mouth. Then go hawg wild. It's best to enjoy the meat without any sauce, at least at first. Sometimes, if I am in the mood, I will add a hot pepper vinegar to my pulled pork, but only after I eat some of it unsauced. I never add any sauce to ribs.
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