
Roll-up ribs came from back in the day when people had Big Green Eggs but wanted to cook multiple racks of ribs—before they had the 3-tier racks.
It was discovered that if you roll them loosely after you skin and season the ribs, roll them bone-side in, and loosely tie with butcher’s twine, you could fit 6-7 racks in a large Big Green Egg instead of being able to only lay 2 or 3 racks flat.

Step 1
In a large mixing bowl, whisk all ingredients together, mixing well. Store in an airtight container.

Step 1
Skin the ribs and season them evenly while setting your smoker to 250-275F.

Step 2
Roll the ribs with the bones facing inside.

Step 3
Loosely tie with butcher’s twine.

Step 4
Smoke the ribs for 3.5 to 4 hours. Keep in mind the temperature you are smoking will determine the final time to cook/smoke them properly.

Step 5
Once is ready you can pull them off and presented them as desired.
Pork Rub
Cooking the Ribs