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Spare ribs are not as meaty – in fact, that is why they are called “spare”, since the belly of the pig is primarily used for bacon, and spare ribs only keep a bit of their meat since they are cut so close to the bone. Since spare ribs don’t have a lot of meat, they cook more quickly, and also do great in the oven as well as on the smoker. Louis Style ribs are actually from the same cut as spare ribs- except St. Loius style ribs are trimmed to a uniform rectangle shape so they can cook evenly to perfection. Louis style ribs have the skirt and the tip removed, which makes cooking time go faster, and prep easier. Louis style ribs have the least amount of meat, they cook the fastest – and are also great in the oven. While it’s not my favorite prep method, St.
Louis style ribs can also be separated before cooking and cooked individually. Ribs are one of my go-to picks for smoking because they don’t involve a ton of extra trimming and prep – though a little bit of work goes a long way to making perfect fall off the bone juicy ribs. Silver skin is the whitish, silvery membrane that runs along the back side of the ribs. While it is not necessary to remove this membrane, it is very easy, and can help to make your ribs softer and easier to eat. I prefer to always remove the silver skin from my ribs for the perfect juicy and tender ribs. Removing silver skin can be a little tricky until you get the hang of it – and then it’s a breeze!