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Hickory-Smoked Baby Back Ribs

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Photo of baby back ribs on a wooden cutting board with a knife.
Photo by Mike McColl

If you like your ribs extra saucy, remove them from the grill when they’re ready, baste them one last time with the barbecue sauce, then throw them back on the grill to make them nice and sticky.

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