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With that being said there are several ways to prepare St. Louis style ribs, and everyone has their own way of doing it. Rub the mustard all over both.
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Louis style of barbecue usually is done by grilling and saucing rather than "low and slow." Because this sauce contains sugar (although less than Kansas City styles), it can burn at higher temperatures. It should be used only when the meat is over low heat or put on at the end of cooking. Louis-style ribs just might be the best kind of ribs. For the traditional style, use spareribs and ask your Rub mixture all over ribs until well coated.
Evenly distribute butter cubes over ribs, wrap tightly in Switch oven to broil, unwrap ribs, and brush all over with barbecue sauce. Louis ribs were very meaty and cost was a very good value! Will definitely use Smithfield Pork Ribs again! The rub paired well with "Sweet Baby Ray's Hickory Brown Sugar" sauce not too spicy. We rounded out the meal with BBQ beans mashed potatoes broccoli and cheese and.
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