The grill, BBQ flavors, ribs - a total summer vibe! This 4th of July we celebrated with these Grilled BBQ Ribs! They were seasoned to perfection and cooked slowly on my husband's charcoal grill. This recipe didn't take too long to make, and it was pretty easy! By the time we all sat down at the table to eat, everything just smelled so good, we were all salivating and couldn't wait to dig in!
Add all spice mix ingredients to a small bowl and whisk until combined.
On a large cutting board lay the ribs out and carefully remove the membrane.
Rub 2 tbsp of the olive oil all over on both sides. Sprinkle the spice mix everywhere, rubbing it in as you go, until completely covered.
Put the ribs into a disposable aluminum pan. I cut mine in half to fit and this also makes it easier to handle them later, but you don't have to cut them.
Pour the apple cider vinegar and beef broth over the ribs and cover with aluminum foil. Refrigerate until ready to use.
To grill the ribs:
Heat the grill up to 300 ℉ and cook the ribs over indirect heat for an hour and a half.
At this point, the ribs should temp out to 180 ℉. Next, turn the grill up to 375 ℉.
Using the remaining olive oil to oil the grill grates really well. Place the ribs directly on the grill and brush liberally with BBQ sauce. Close the lid and let them cook for 10 minutes.
Open the grill, flip the ribs, brush again, close the grill and cook 10 minutes.
Keep brushing and flipping the ribs until the sauce starts to get sticky and charred, then remove from the grill to a plate.