I love these ribs! Very good and easy! I add a rib dry rub mixed with 1 to 2 crushed cloves garlic only to satisfied my need for a bit of heat and flavor. I rub the ribs on both sides with the dry rub paste. Place them in large sheet of foil as instructed. Pour 1/2 cup of beer (au lieu of water) in each foil packet, seal and let them marinade at room temperature for one hour on a baking sheet, then grill. Also, I've roasted them with great success in the oven at 250 degrees F. for 2 hours (or 325F for 2 hours, if pressed for time). Then proceed as directed and finish the cooking on the grill (or place the ribs under the broiler) brushed with the barbecue sauce mixture, basting and turning just until glaze caramelizes lightly. I would like to take this opportunity and let you know that I enjoy being subscribed, love my foody read of your Newsletter and Food & Family Magazine, and have had a lot of fun testing out many of the great recipes on your easy to navigate site. So, to you, I say