Chili Cheese Ribs
Recipe Facts
Difficulty level:
medium ◉◉◉◎◎
Quantity for:
4 people
Preparation time:
⧗ individual
Grilling time:
⧗ individual
Grill(s) & Equipment:
• Barbecue
Ingredients
• 2 strands of spare ribs in St. Louis cut
• Rock´n´Rubs “Korn to Rock!”, alternatively your favorite rub for ribs
• Apple juice in a spray bottle
• BBQ sauce for glazing
• 150 g Cheddar cheese, grated
• 2 jalapeño chilies, thinly sliced
• Tortilla chips for serving
preparation
➊ Simply prepare your ribs using the tried and tested method you love – we seasoned beautiful St. Louis cut spare ribs with “Korn to Rock” after removing the silver skin and smoked them with cherry wood at 130°C for 5 hours. We sprayed the ribs with apple juice every now and then. When the ribs were tender, we coated them with BBQ sauce and glazed them.
➋ Now comes the important step: To ensure that the chili cheese ribs are perfectly served, they should be cut into individual ribs. Then push the whole thing back together and carefully place it back on the grill using a large spatula, a long pastry spatula or a pizza peel, glaze again with BBQ sauce and allow the remaining sauce to thicken briefly in the pot.
➌ Spread the cheese over the ribs and place the jalapeño slices on top. Then let the cheese melt with the lid closed.
➍ To serve, carefully remove the ribs from the grill and place them on a serving plate with the reduced BBQ sauce. Tortilla chips go very well with this.
Marco Greulich: "Pretty much everyone has their favorite recipe and their favorite cooking method for spare ribs. This is more about serving, because we baked the spare ribs with chili and cheese. The absolute hit for the BBQ party!"
Recipe by Marco Greulich
Marco Greulich, grill world champion and
one of the most experienced BBQers in Germany, knows his way around spices. He stands by the fire at every opportunity to refine valuable foods with heat, roasted aromas, smoke and spices. Under Rock'n Rubs he has been offering a range of high-quality and creative BBQ rubs, grill spices and more since January 2021.
FIRE&FOOD recipe from issue 03/23