HABANERO & PINEAPPLE MAKE THESE SWEET & SPICY RIBS ANYONE CAN MAKE! | SAM THE COOKING GUY



These sweet & spicy ribs are SO delicious and still SO easy that I’m quite certain they can be made by ANYBODY! 🤤🔥

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00:00 Intro
1:08 Making the rub
1:57 Removing rib membrane
4:26 Seasoning ribs
5:20 Covering & Baking instructions
5:31 Cooking vegetables
6:03 Grilling pineapple
6:37 Building sauce
7:38 Blending sauce & pineapples
9:28 Baked Rib Reveal
9:46 Grilling & Basting Ribs
11:22 Serving
12:30 First Bite & subscriber gift
13:05 Nakiri Giveaway Winner & Outro

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46 Comments

  1. Sometimes the ribs come without the membrane? I personally don't like it and would like to think not all hogs are the same; some need the membrane removed-so that's how they package it sometimes

  2. These ribs started out great – the sauce looks fantastic! – my problem? – waaaay overdone! – those turned out much too mushy – they clearly have NO pull – ribs should not pull that far away on the bone – if I got those in a restaurant, fagettaboudit.

  3. The secret is in the rub! I just did this, cut down on the chili powder cuz my wife can’t handle super spicy stuff and for the same reason went with our favorite local bbq sauce over the habenero pineapple sauce. The verdict? She called it “the most sophisticated ribs I’ve ever had!” This is our mainstay recipe from now on! Way to go Sam!

  4. I love that you not only explain what you’re doing, but why you’re doing it. It really helps understand the process and allows us to try different things just by learning the techniques you use for one recipe

  5. I did ribs on the pellet smoker from frozen the other day. I obviously had to leave the membrane on because it was frozen. I used the 2-2-1 method and by the time the ribs were done, that membrane was a super thin cracker crust that actually was an amazing crunchy addition to the ribs, I really enjoyed it.

  6. I've watched you make ribs a few times now. You use the same "steaming" method to par cook your ribs everytime. Steaming your ribs at 350D is almost the same as boiling them. Don't you ever wonder why you have so much juice to dump at the end than just the vinigar? It's because you cooked them too high, too fast. All the natural juices have been steamed out! It takes more time, but the best way is slow and low and uncovered. This is actual roasting. 225D for about 3 hrs. Ribs remain juicy and won't fall completely apart when you take them to the grill. For even juicier ribs, brine first for a couple hours. Try it.

  7. The prongs on one of those tomato core button thing is the best thing for those membrane things! You can just scrape it with the claws till you've peeled up a nice large piece to grab and pull

  8. Sam, just did the ribs and they came out lip-smacking great (sorry Tony)! After tasting them I noticed that I forgot one ingredient and that was the brown sugar for the sauce. I can actually tell when I forget an item. Thanks, Sam – really enjoy your videos.

  9. What's with the SquareSpace bullshit log in keeping me from viewing the recipe in the description's link? I can't view it because of some crap about log in permissions for my dashboard.

  10. Sadly couldn’t get habaneros today so replaced with Jalapeños and should have used one more, but otherwise it was pure magic and the pineapple really made it.

  11. Hey Sam, could you please make liver sausage? Thank you for all your videos and the time your Son and Chance put into producing these videos. My Father and I enjoy watching them and we learn from you.

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