how to smoke BABY BACK RIBS on the WEBER KETTLE using the SLOW 'N SEAR

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  • Today's episode is all about how to smoke baby back ribs on the Weber kettle using the Slow 'N Sear by Adrenaline Barbecue Company.
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  • @tylerbush9908
    @tylerbush9908 5 років тому +5

    This is coming from someone's who has cooked his entire life, starting after my mom's boxed meals as a kid, trying new things myself, and finessing my way to a half decent chef. I was thrown into work in a kitchen because the cooking came natural but never having actually sat down and did recipes/techniques I was so behind, let alone the flow of the kitchen workplace too.
    Your knowledge and unpretentious videos that lack the scary TV chef smile, even after figuring all that out by myself and can do the job without sweating, have helped me so damn much. Thank you and don't stop doing you man.

    • @NOTANOTHERCOOKINGSHOW
      @NOTANOTHERCOOKINGSHOW  5 років тому +2

      Thanks dude. That’s nice to hear. I bet the farm on this show so don’t expect me to go anywhere any time soon. Much love

  • @creed7426
    @creed7426 5 років тому +3

    I really don't usually comment on UA-cam videos but I've simply got to show some appreciation. Your show is really not just another cooking show. You explain things incredibly well, such quality content. I'm in the process of learning cooking and I'm legitimately contemplating just going through your videos one by one and cooking as you're teaching.

    • @gunnoerob
      @gunnoerob Рік тому

      Man I'm with you. Anytime I'm looking to do something I don't have experience in, I hit this dude up. Great teacher, talented and creative and obviously loves what he does. Plus, dude is really good at making a video...I could honestly watch this guy cook for a couple hours. He's got a great story, if you haven't already, check out the stuff he's got about the food truck he ran. Anyway, I smoked my first brisket with him on a laptop beside my grill, I use his cole slaw recipe, big fan.

  • @ender52
    @ender52 5 років тому +12

    I'm about 5 hours into following this recipe and I can hardly contain my excitement. These ribs look amazing!

    • @ender52
      @ender52 5 років тому +8

      Update in case anyone is wondering. They turned out delicious although a bit overcooked. I think they were getting more direct heat with my kamado grill than he did in his Weber setup. I'll have to experiment with reducing the temperature or the cook time. Still the best ribs I've ever made!

  • @komalpreetbrar7740
    @komalpreetbrar7740 5 років тому +29

    Another great video, plus you are almost at 20,000 subscribers!!!! That’s crazy not more people have subscribed to you!! I just know that you’re going to become one of the top subscribed cooking channel on UA-cam sometime in the future!!!

    • @theresag1969
      @theresag1969 5 років тому

      I bet you have seen the future for this guy.

  • @calimintedaniel94
    @calimintedaniel94 5 років тому +5

    Came here for carbonara recipe. Almost 2hrs in looking at recipes and how you make them. Got yourself another sub. Great work bro!

  • @michaelbitetti5300
    @michaelbitetti5300 5 років тому +2

    Love, love, love your shows! Learning a lot from you, and I know you're gonna take off like a NYC taxi driver! Just, please don't change a thing! So many have started out like you then gotten carried away by their fame and fortune and lost their root values. But, then this is NOT ANOTHER COOKING SHOW and is perfect as such! Keep it going!

  • @knutknutson7266
    @knutknutson7266 5 років тому +2

    Thank you for another great video. You have become my favourite cooking channel. I have watched thousands of cooking videos on youtube, and I appreciate the hard work you put into yours. You keep your videos short. But show all the important steps and give all the information needed. But what I like most is you do your research and show me authentic original recipes. Like Caesar Salad, Spaghetti Aglio E Olio and Cacio E Pepe. Keep up the good work. I think your channel is going to take off exponentially. PS: I have no problem with the cuts in editing, every cut means you are saving me time by getting to the point quicker.

  • @austinlocke5426
    @austinlocke5426 5 років тому +2

    Man, you have such serious talent and dedication. I have been recommending you to people like crazy recently, because it blows my mind that your channel isn't in the million subscriber range yet. Please keep doing what you're doing, and it will pay off huge. Never been so inspired to cook like I have been recently after finding this channel.

  • @jaconel1673
    @jaconel1673 3 роки тому

    The sumac suggestion was great. I've always had it in the pantry but never knew where to use it. It added that extra something flavour.

  • @billvoss1362
    @billvoss1362 4 роки тому

    Time,temperature,smoke in BBQ is = to shutter speed, aperture,and ISO in photography. If you master these three things you can create a work of art. IMHO. Great video.

    • @NOTANOTHERCOOKINGSHOW
      @NOTANOTHERCOOKINGSHOW  4 роки тому +1

      That’s a great anology. Never though of that

    • @billvoss1362
      @billvoss1362 4 роки тому

      NOT ANOTHER COOKING SHOW just like a photograph you have to make adjustments on the fly. Time heat and smoke. And each cooking system is different. IE offset,kettle,barrel. These will all require little tweaks to make them work the way you want. Having said that I love your show! You have definitely upped my pasta game! Thanks brotha!

  • @Hoboglobin
    @Hoboglobin 5 років тому +2

    this is literally my favorite cooking show on the internet. you've got great content and a personality of gold man. keep it up!
    P.S. i love the cutting board thing. its your thing. your aesthetic. this show wouldn't be the same without it!

  • @zenquest2900
    @zenquest2900 4 роки тому

    Reminds me of cooking in the PNW, although today is perfect. I was looking for a Slow N Sear vid for my ribs and this one didnt disappoint. Thank you.

  • @IzzyEatz
    @IzzyEatz 5 років тому +2

    Yes ......love the BBQ videos I also follow the
    3 2 1 method. Smoke a brisket!!!!! Next.

  • @Technofish
    @Technofish 5 років тому +1

    Low and slow. Getting ready for summer BBQ! Great video!

  • @daddydutchbbq
    @daddydutchbbq 5 років тому +1

    Damn Steve is over here rocking the ribs on the kettle and the subs ! Awesome brother! Well done and well deserved!

    • @NOTANOTHERCOOKINGSHOW
      @NOTANOTHERCOOKINGSHOW  5 років тому

      Haha thank you brotha! If only I had you to give me a proper judging score!

  • @saintbabylon7250
    @saintbabylon7250 3 роки тому

    I always leave the membrane on my ribs because I liked the extra moisture the fat on it provided, once cooked down it shrinks up & if crispy it’s actually a tasty little fatty bite that isn’t rubbery or anything. If you want to remove it comes off super easy after cooked than struggling with it before.

  • @FernandoRodriguez-gx1gq
    @FernandoRodriguez-gx1gq 5 років тому

    Great work as always! A toothpick can help also determining doneness. If you insert it and see the meat tugging when removing it, they're not done. If you can insert it and pull with out the meat tugging she's done! Not sure who I seen it off of but it works. I use other methods but thats one too!

  • @MrStu1966
    @MrStu1966 4 роки тому

    I didn't expect to come to my favorite pasta chef and get a lesson in BBQ techniques. Forza you chef.

  • @magbsn
    @magbsn 5 років тому +1

    Your videos are amazing! Cheers from Brazil!

  • @Fullnelsonbbq2020
    @Fullnelsonbbq2020 5 років тому +2

    Great job Steve those ribs look delicious 🤤, and amazing accomplishment of 18k followers. 100k is knocking on your door. Keep on what your doing bro👊👊👊

  • @MSTwoK
    @MSTwoK 5 років тому +1

    Just found ur channel bro... i guess I’m one of the new guys you were talking about! Cant believe you’re not more popular, but I think you will be soon. Those ribs look amazing by the way, wish I could have one!

  • @gh4380
    @gh4380 5 років тому

    Congrats on 25K (+!!!) subscribers. Looks great - smoked slow n’ low with some applewood chunks is the only way to go! I’ll have to try your sauce tomorrow. I discovered the genius of the Slow N Sear last year; it never leaves my kettle now. Cheers man!

  • @Oanjoexterminador
    @Oanjoexterminador 5 років тому

    Winter is a beautiful weather.

  • @ahmedmadi6689
    @ahmedmadi6689 5 років тому

    Man, don't stop making these videos please. I am counting on u to up my cooking skills.

  • @michaelsotomayor5001
    @michaelsotomayor5001 5 років тому

    the commitment to this video made me subscribe.. may I suggest one thing.. There's a video out there about sous vide + smoking. Now its weird but I want to try it out. Sous vide a pork shoulder.. leave it cooking for 6 hours or so, with this method only you will get amazing tenderness. Once this is done just smoke it for 1-2 hours to create a golden bark nothing crazy. The meat will be juicy and tender that the smoke will easily adhere.. Hope you will look into it and it actually helps out :)

  • @EverydayBBQ
    @EverydayBBQ 5 років тому +1

    Awesome growth, brother! I knew it was coming! Cheers 🍻. Ribs had beautiful color and I prefer them bite off the bone also. Fall off is not desirable to me although some folks like it lol. Congratulations again!

  • @estraya869186
    @estraya869186 5 років тому

    The coolest cook ever!

  • @waynegordon2628
    @waynegordon2628 5 років тому

    Another great video. The ribs looked delectable...good smoke ring, mahogany bark, excellent texture. With the meat and slaw out of the way, all we need is your take on a good tater salad!

  • @jairohernandez4111
    @jairohernandez4111 5 років тому

    I'm loving the bbq videos

  • @progers5019
    @progers5019 5 років тому

    Great job on the ribs Steve. Nice detailed information on how to. I know they were delicious.

  • @videostar25
    @videostar25 5 років тому +1

    These ribs look amazing!

  • @GallaghersGrub
    @GallaghersGrub 5 років тому

    Weather pretty much sucked all spring, but those ribs look great. Cheers man!

  • @CookingwithStephennJacklyn
    @CookingwithStephennJacklyn 5 років тому

    Great detailed instructions Steve those ribs look amazingly delicious excellent bark. CONGRATS on your 18k subscribers.

  • @marcusfilipe9875
    @marcusfilipe9875 5 років тому +1

    Loving your channel bro... Keep it coming :D

  • @colleenmercer3408
    @colleenmercer3408 5 років тому

    I don’t like ribs, but this video has made me reconsidering things...I think I’ll be trying this one out for sure!

  • @alliehunter9896
    @alliehunter9896 2 місяці тому

    I think I like the 165 degrees, wrap bring to 195-200 , remove wrap add sauce, on again to set sauce..done

  • @subtlesotl
    @subtlesotl 5 років тому

    Damn you do the Weber kettle bbq too. As if I wasn’t already enjoying the vids enough. Somehow found your page while looking for aglio e olio, and damn I’m glad I did.

  • @M2k58
    @M2k58 5 років тому

    Loving these videos man. Great production value and great recipes keep it up dude

  • @ryanmayacooks
    @ryanmayacooks 5 років тому

    This channel is great man, great food and video work. Hope my vids can be as good as yours one day!

  • @anthonygianfrancesco6548
    @anthonygianfrancesco6548 5 років тому

    Top notch ! Getting myself one of these Weber kettles or a kamado grill . This will be one of the first things I'll cook when I do. Salute !

  • @ChefDominiqueO
    @ChefDominiqueO 5 років тому

    I adore your progress on UA-cam! So amazing too see 💜

  • @BelquisTwist
    @BelquisTwist 5 років тому

    Amazing! You make it look easy!

  • @dusanbiga4948
    @dusanbiga4948 5 років тому +2

    Really cool editing and content in general. My only feedback would be to maybe try with less cuts in between your presentation in general. Idk if you choose to have that style to your videos but it gets too much after a while. I legit cant NOT notice every time you cut. Awesome music too.

    • @rx9550
      @rx9550 5 років тому

      Dusan Biga I agree.

  • @NorthTexasBBQAddicts
    @NorthTexasBBQAddicts 5 років тому

    Those ribs did turn out on point bro! Good job man. Making me want a green kettle. Cheers

  • @jairohernandez4111
    @jairohernandez4111 5 років тому

    I'm going to try this for sure this summer!!

  • @Cookoutcoach
    @Cookoutcoach 5 років тому +1

    Great cook Steve, lol gotta watch for the rain for sure...by the way when are we gonna see that new kamado

    • @NOTANOTHERCOOKINGSHOW
      @NOTANOTHERCOOKINGSHOW  5 років тому

      Dave says I need to learn how to use it first lol. Plus I haven’t even gotten to use it cause I want to shoot a video unboxing

  • @theresag1969
    @theresag1969 5 років тому

    Now will you do it indoors in your oven. Thanks

  • @dukewheeler7846
    @dukewheeler7846 5 років тому

    10k subs in 4 days, the come up is starting

  • @elbob17
    @elbob17 5 років тому

    Ribs are by far my favorite thing to smoke. I'm not sure if I get more enjoyment out of the process or actually eating them.

  • @WestCoastCajunCuisine
    @WestCoastCajunCuisine 5 років тому

    Hey man I just discovered your channel and wanted to say, Great Job brother! Love your channel! You have a new fan!

  • @Hailexx
    @Hailexx 5 років тому +3

    It wouldn’t be a bbq video without black gloves 😤😆

  • @ShawnBauer
    @ShawnBauer 5 років тому +1

    Great video but, nothing makes ribs better then when you cook with a RUN DMC T-shirt!

  • @josefbautista7923
    @josefbautista7923 3 роки тому

    what do you do when the coals and apple wood burn off, do you put more on?

  • @pokerofaces
    @pokerofaces 5 років тому

    A lot of work for one rack .... I’d have to be doing two at least. Love your vids man

  • @esmith1225
    @esmith1225 5 років тому

    Legit rib action.

  • @verylegendary5546
    @verylegendary5546 5 років тому

    You’re blowing up. I subbed about a day ago and you already gained like 3k subs. Fucking love your videos man you def deserve it

  • @ntba3013
    @ntba3013 5 років тому

    Nice job Steve! #Babybacks on point

  • @OkiDoki181818
    @OkiDoki181818 5 років тому

    Congrats on the 40k subscribers. Went up like 30k or 20k subs since I subscribed not too long ago. Crazy fast! What Weber kettle grill is that exactly? I want to buy one myself, but never seen the one with the seperater for the coals before. Really cool. Keep it up!

  • @joshuatang69420
    @joshuatang69420 3 роки тому

    How is this not bbq channel

  • @siniquezu
    @siniquezu 5 років тому +2

    I have literally never heard anyone say to leave the membrane on the ribs

    • @jamaallewis3520
      @jamaallewis3520 5 років тому

      He said take it off at the end. But I've never heard of anyone leaving it on either.

  • @penguin12902
    @penguin12902 5 років тому

    Removing the membrane before cooking allows the seasonings to penetrate the meat better...in my experience. 3-2-1 method is foolproof.

    • @NOTANOTHERCOOKINGSHOW
      @NOTANOTHERCOOKINGSHOW  5 років тому +1

      Penguin1290 mine too...dude told me that like an hour before shooting, so I hadn’t funny considered it yet. Nor have I tried it, probably never will. Lol

    • @penguin12902
      @penguin12902 5 років тому

      Yep, you wanna get that good bark on the bottom of the ribs too. Love that you use the Weber kettle by the way, best all around cooker ever IMO.

    • @NOTANOTHERCOOKINGSHOW
      @NOTANOTHERCOOKINGSHOW  5 років тому

      Oh wait till you see the new bad boy I just got. It’s a Kamado body with the interior guts of the slow n sear inside. It just hit the market and I haven’t even used it but it’s already my favorite thing

    • @penguin12902
      @penguin12902 5 років тому +1

      @@NOTANOTHERCOOKINGSHOW Sounds awesome! I have a Backwoods Chubby, that's my favorite, but the Weber can't be beat for versatility, ease of use, and price!

  • @margariteolmos3457
    @margariteolmos3457 5 років тому

    Your smoke color discussion reminded me of watching the Vatican when they choose a new Pope. Apart from that, good barbecue ideas.

  • @BookerLeslie
    @BookerLeslie 5 років тому

    DamN!!! You keep bringing the heat sir!!

  • @caloconnor21
    @caloconnor21 5 років тому

    what a bloody ripper!

  • @johnbates7934
    @johnbates7934 5 років тому

    How do you like the flavor? I have a slow n sear. Never like the smoke it throws when you burn “unlit” charcoal. It’s great for searing and I use it a ton.. but not so much on the smoking.

  • @chewylewy1714
    @chewylewy1714 5 років тому

    Wow, your channel has exploded in the last 2 weeks! I have been a sub since 4.7k and now its multiplied by 7

  • @keith3915
    @keith3915 5 років тому

    Out of curiosity (don't know much about photography), why do you turn the lights off to take your pictures? Does the kitchen light mess with the color or something?

  • @dawnbruner2409
    @dawnbruner2409 5 років тому

    Gorgeous im hungry thx!!

  • @FDEE30
    @FDEE30 5 років тому

    Another banger

  • @tomludlow1
    @tomludlow1 5 років тому

    can you tell us about your knife thats in every video. do you use a whetstone?

  • @richo2501
    @richo2501 3 роки тому

    I know this is an old video but thought I'd just note something. No point to the last piece of smoke wood you put in there. After the meat reaches rough 145-150degF, the meat won't take on anymore smoke and after 5 hours total cook time when you unwrap, they'll be well over that temp I'm guessing. Not criticizing, just saying. Cheers

  • @mlzz805
    @mlzz805 4 роки тому

    I'm going to try burying my wood chunks next time.

  • @ripdajacker23
    @ripdajacker23 5 років тому

    Thumbs way the fuck up, man. Patience is key, great example of true backyard bbq!

  • @zedajuk90
    @zedajuk90 4 роки тому

    What temp ????

  • @andresrodriguez4496
    @andresrodriguez4496 5 років тому

    How often do you upload videos?

  • @JimmyJamesMarquees
    @JimmyJamesMarquees 5 років тому

    Mate, question before you get too big and you reply to many people anymore :) I'm about to buy a barbeque, however I was thinking of the big outdoor bbq on gas. However now I'm in doubt, maybe a charcoal bbq has more options. What's your opinion on this? Thanks!

    • @lovesandwich8783
      @lovesandwich8783 5 років тому

      Jimmy J I recently bought a charcoal grill and i think nothing can replace the charcoal flavor! The flavor and smell makes your mouth water and crave for more, charcoal is the best.

  • @dannykelly7159
    @dannykelly7159 4 роки тому

    Omg

  • @JV295
    @JV295 4 роки тому

    Track ID?

  • @andresrodriguez4496
    @andresrodriguez4496 5 років тому

    Cook pasta carbonara the authentic way pls

  • @andrzejw4507
    @andrzejw4507 3 роки тому

    you shoud mension that is recipe for one ribs, good luck with two or more with that kind of webber :)

  • @skwerlee
    @skwerlee 5 років тому

    Not too shabby for a New Yorker LOL

  • @ChezJohn
    @ChezJohn 5 років тому

    So what did I miss with the Uh-Oh part?

  • @Barto124
    @Barto124 5 років тому

    Acid (vinegar) and aluminum foil not good idea:) Try to wrap ribs in paper and after that in aluminum foil.

  • @benschweikl4562
    @benschweikl4562 3 роки тому +1

    🤪🙃🙈🤬🤣🤣😜

  • @pbuck21
    @pbuck21 5 років тому

    That butcher at whole foods needs to get a new job if he said you cook ribs with the membrane on to keep the moisture in. If you keep the membrane on; the seasoning/rub you put on before smoking the ribs cannot penetrate the membrane and get into the meat....so there is that...

    • @NOTANOTHERCOOKINGSHOW
      @NOTANOTHERCOOKINGSHOW  5 років тому +1

      That’s valid, but I also don’t season the bottom too heavily. And if you Salt over night, it should penetrate the meat all the way. I’m not saying he’s right, I believe I said I had never thought to do it. Take it for what you want

  • @ipanemasafado3183
    @ipanemasafado3183 5 років тому

    Slow and Sear is a waste of money, when you can build a Snake for free.

    • @ytreece
      @ytreece 3 роки тому

      That grill comes with baskets. They don’t have the water resovoir and you have to shove two together to approximate that size so there’s two fires to manage, but it’s not hard.

  • @archiemegel1013
    @archiemegel1013 5 років тому

    Baby back wood lol
    this guy enjoys dry burn meat

  • @eddiey4076
    @eddiey4076 5 років тому

    FIRST!

  • @saxondiesel
    @saxondiesel 4 роки тому

    lit as fuck but not the smoker.

  • @Cynthbirdlover
    @Cynthbirdlover 5 років тому +1

    no one has time for this in new york city lol may be the country people will make this

    • @NOTANOTHERCOOKINGSHOW
      @NOTANOTHERCOOKINGSHOW  5 років тому

      As someone from New York City, I full reject this comment. Too busy going to brunch?? That’s non sense.

  • @Typw
    @Typw 5 років тому

    This channel is hard to love, i mean it's cool man, but jump cuts aren't really my thing.

    • @NOTANOTHERCOOKINGSHOW
      @NOTANOTHERCOOKINGSHOW  5 років тому +6

      Sorry to hear that. It’s the only way to make them not 45 minutes and a snooze fest. My belief is people who are eager to learn will watch even if the jump cuts aren’t their thing. You cooking is my ultimate goal. My style is the way it is because there is zero chance I could succeed if I did the same thing as everyone else.

    • @Typw
      @Typw 5 років тому

      My issue is that, to me, it looks a lot like no pre-prod/scriptwriting were done and it was all crunched up in post-prod. Although aside all that, I think your work is magnificent, keep it up!! 💪🔥👌

    • @NOTANOTHERCOOKINGSHOW
      @NOTANOTHERCOOKINGSHOW  5 років тому +4

      You’re exactly right! Haha I literally do everything myself. This isn’t a vlog where all I have to do is script. The food is it’s own animal. All my attention is spent on nailing the communication of the recipe. And then I feel out a story about it on the go. It’s allowed my to keep up the pace. Talking to the camera is still new to me so the jump cuts when I’m talking are simply cause I’m just not great at delivering lines yet. Over time I hope that gets better. Thanks for the support! I know I can’t please everyone but I certainly want to

  • @hlehrlich
    @hlehrlich 5 років тому

    I think your a good cook. But there is a difference between being good in a kitchen and being good at bbq. Seams you force the bbq side.

    • @NOTANOTHERCOOKINGSHOW
      @NOTANOTHERCOOKINGSHOW  5 років тому

      Why do you say that?

    • @ytreece
      @ytreece 3 роки тому

      @@NOTANOTHERCOOKINGSHOW I think you did a fine job. I’m still learning to smoke in my Weber, and I found this helpful. I’m in a small town in Wyoming and there are VERY limited restaurant choices here. It is hard to maintain a low heat at 8K ft though. Cooking in general up here has been hard to get used to.