No I wouldn't.. they won't get as much good smoky flavor if you did.
Parboil ribs for about 20-30 minutes before grilling to ensure they are tender and fully cooked.
To cut spare ribs for grilling or smoking, start by removing the membrane on the back of the ribs. Then, trim any excess fat and cut the ribs into individual portions between the bones. Season the ribs as desired and cook them low and slow over indirect heat until tender.
One should par broil Miami ribs for 15 to 20 minutes. Take the ribs out of the water mixture and pat dry before cooking.
I wouldn't recommend it. Of course, I wouldn't recommend smoking ANYTHING when you have broken ribs - or at any OTHER time, for that matter. Smoking is a nasty habit. If you're a smoker, STOP. It doesn't really matter WHAT you are smoking, it's bad for you.
The term is usually Hickory Smoked Ribs or Hickory flavored Ribs. Hickory is a type of wood which when burned for grilling/smoking/ cooking pork or beef ribs gives them a distinct flavor.
Ribs can be cooked in various ways, including grilling, smoking, baking, braising, and slow cooking. Each method offers a unique flavor and texture to the ribs, allowing for a diverse range of culinary experiences.
Baking ribs before grilling them is important because it helps to tenderize the meat and lock in flavors. This process ensures that the ribs are cooked thoroughly and have a delicious taste and texture.
For slow cooking ribs, you should set the oven temperature to 225F.
You should apply the dry rub to the ribs after marinating them and just before cooking. This allows the flavors of the dry rub to adhere to the meat and form a flavorful crust when cooked. Ensure the ribs are patted dry after marinating to help the rub stick better.
The internal temperature for perfectly grilled ribs should be around 195°F to 203°F (90°C to 95°C). At this temperature, the collagen in the meat breaks down, resulting in tender and juicy ribs. It's important to use a meat thermometer to ensure accuracy for the best results. Let the ribs rest for a few minutes before serving to allow the juices to redistribute.
That is about 5 ounces of ribs. It will also depending on how they are cut and which end of the slab it comes from. That could be 4 ribs before cooking.
The ribs should be cooked with bone down.