Smoked Ribs - 3-2-1 Method

For the Glaze:
2 Add the coconut sugar and pickle juice to a sauce pan and simmer over medium heat until reduced by half. Set aside and let cool.
For the Ribs:
5 Preheat your Traeger Grill to 180F (turn on Super Smoke if your Traeger has it). If using a conventional grill, setup a 2-zone fire for indirect heat.
6 Pat ribs dry with paper towel and trim excess fat. Place the ribs meat-side down and use a paring knife to scrape off an edge of the membrane. Grab hold of the membrane with a piece of paper towel and slowly peel it back until it is all removed.
7 Rub both sides of the ribs with mustard and generously season with the spice rub. Transfer ribs to the Traeger, bone-side down. If using a conventional grill, place ribs over indirect heat. Close the grill door and smoke for 3 hours.
8 Remove the ribs from the grill and set aside. Evenly distribute the butter, honey, and coconut sugar onto three large pieces of heavy-duty aluminum foil (big enough to wrap the ribs). Lay each rack of ribs on top of each sheet of foil, bone side-up, and tightly wrap with foil. Wrap the packet with a second piece of foil to safe guard against tears. Return the wrapped ribs to the Traeger or grill, bone-side up, raise the heat to 225F and cook 2 hours or until the thickest part of the ribs registers between 200F and 205F on a meat thermometer.
9 Carefully unwrap the ribs and place them directly onto the grill, bone side-down. Brush with the dill pickle glaze every 10 or 15 minutes for an additional hour (or 30 minutes for a less tacky finished product). Finish with a final coat of glaze and serve.