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June 23, 2017

Easy Ribs

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Warning: If you’re a gourmet cook easily offended by easy and convenient recipes, look away right now and don’t continue reading.

Anyone who has eaten my ribs at barbecues or holidays makes the same comment – “Oh my goodness, these are sooo good. How do you get them so tender?” Um, I make some vague comment about “oh, you know, practice …”

I have a secret to tell you. My ribs recipe is shockingly easy. I adapted the way I saw my dad make ribs and they turn out perfect every time, no matter what kind of ribs we use. There are 2 ingredients.

Because I love my readers, I’m going to share this easy recipe for really good ribs. Can we keep the secret between us, though?

{If you don’t have a good pair of kitchen shears to cut the ribs apart, this pair will do well.}

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Easy Ribs
Author: Mary Johanson - CreatingMarysHome.com
Recipe type: Meat, Grilling
Prep time:  10 mins
Cook time:  1 hour
Total time:  1 hour 10 mins
 
If you love ribs but hate the work, try this easy and tasty version!
Ingredients
  • Rack of Ribs
  • 2+ cups Barbecue Sauce (store bought or home made)
Instructions
  1. Open up your package of ribs and use kitchen scissors to cut between the bones and divide the rack into individual ribs.
  2. Place the ribs in the bottom of a big stock pot and cover with cool warm water. Turn burner to medium-high heat.
  3. Keep on eye on the pot: as soon as the water boils, turn the heat off and let sit in the hot water for 5-10 minutes.
  4. Using tongs, remove all the ribs from the water into a large baking dish or jelly roll pan.
  5. Use a sauce brush and rub barbecue sauce over all the ribs. Be generous with the sauce.
  6. Now you cook the flavor into the meat, pick one of these two ways -
  7. Option for Baking: Keep the ribs separated in a large baking dish or jelly roll pan. Bake at 375 F for 15-20 minutes.
  8. Option for Grilling: Heat the grill to 350 F (high heat) and grill the ribs for ~10 minutes, until there are grill marks. Keep an eye on it, so you don't overcook!
  9. Enjoy!
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Do the men in your life love ribs? Do YOU love ribs?!

I hope you enjoy this recipe!

From my home to yours,
Mary

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