Thoughts? A mustard based BBQ sauce on ribs?

[grilling24x7]

I have two filet mignons going on the grill later and I thought why not smoke a rack of BB ribs too?

My baby backs are rubbed and just waiting for my two year old to take a nap and then they'll be on the smoker.

I'm in a little bit of a BBQ sauce rut and I wanted to try something different.

Has anyone ever tried a mustard based BBQ sauce on ribs? If so, please share the recipe and let me know if it works. If you think mustard sucks please point me to the direction of a relatively simple BBQ sauce recipe (i've done Steve Raichlen's books to death - looking for something a bit different). Worse case I'll do my standard BBQ sauce recipe.

THANKS!

John

[El Ropo]

Thy this one, you could add some butter at the end to thicken it up, or just simmer it a bit longer till it reaches desired thickness. Some folks run it through the blender for a minute or two when done to smooth it out a bit.

http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/sh...d.php?t=107356

It's really good on pulled pork, I'm sure it'd be nice on ribs too. I add a bit of bourbon and apple juice when I make it.

[Toscadero]

I've got a go to sauce that I love on pulled pork. My wife and daughters put it on a lot of other things. Easy to make. I've tried it on ribs once and they came out pretty good. Here is the link http://www.amazingribs.com/recipes/B...BBQ_sauce.html

[Chubby Tuna]

Cooked an extra rack yesterday to try a new mustard - vinager recipe. I used this one http://bbq.about.com/od/barbecuesauc...r/blb00114.htm.

Tasted great. The rookie rib eaters were split on the regular sauce (KC + Honey) and the new sauce. Would b egreat on pulled pork.

[Cook]

In the Charleston area of SC, that's how ribs are generally done. I'm sure you will do a much better job than they do around here. Most of what I find are just baked ribs with no seasoning that are DRENCHED in mustard sauce for serving. They really have no technique around here.

[El Ropo]

Originally Posted by Cook

In the Charleston area of SC, that's how ribs are generally done. I'm sure you will do a much better job than they do around here. Most of what I find are just baked ribs with no seasoning that are DRENCHED in mustard sauce for serving. They really have no technique around here.

If one were to use my latest batch of mustard sauce liberally, they'd be on the warm side for at least 30 minutes. It's got some extra kick via chile tepins. Not to be taken lightly in the heat dept.

[grilling24x7]

Originally Posted by El Ropo

Thy this one, you could add some butter at the end to thicken it up, or just simmer it a bit longer till it reaches desired thickness. Some folks run it through the blender for a minute or two when done to smooth it out a bit.

http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/sh...d.php?t=107356

It's really good on pulled pork, I'm sure it'd be nice on ribs too. I add a bit of bourbon and apple juice when I make it.

Thanks guys! I went with this recipe. I followed it exactly but added a couple tablespoons of butter afterwards and then put it in a food processor. I'll tell ya - it was really good. Wouldn't be my first choice for ribs but it was different and real good; which is exactly what I wanted. Thanks!

[cliffcarter]

Originally Posted by El Ropo

Thy this one, you could add some butter at the end to thicken it up, or just simmer it a bit longer till it reaches desired thickness. Some folks run it through the blender for a minute or two when done to smooth it out a bit.

http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/sh...d.php?t=107356

It's really good on pulled pork, I'm sure it'd be nice on ribs too. I add a bit of bourbon and apple juice when I make it.

This is roxy's sauce, infernoo did a review in his monster sauce review thread-
http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/sh...nfernoo&page=7