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Re: How Long do You Bake Your Ribs?
My G/F has a Xmas and July 4 party every year and the ribs are a highlight to everyone.
I dont eat pork, but these beef ribs are to die for.
For Beef:
In the crock pot: first put a dry rub on the beef ribs & put them in large plastic bags overnight to marinate. In the AM, put them in the broiler for about 8 minutes; turn them over & broil for another 8 minutes. Place the beef ribs in the crock pot and pour the BBQ sauce (usually 1 container) over the ribs. 6 hours on high, 8 on low. Also put onions in the bottom of the crock pot, since youre not supposed to use the crock pot for meat unless there is a layer of vegetable underneath
(You can easily get distracted hosting, and Ive had these devoured before getting any a couple times. Now I take some out and put them aside before putting these out since they can disappear so quickly)
For Pork:
Use a dry rub like the beef ribs and put in baggies overnight in the fridge. In the AM, BBQ for 8 minutes per side just like the beef ribs. Prepare the "package" to put them in: A large sheet of aluminum foil, covered with stretch tite plastic wrap (you might need 2 sheets of the plastic wrap to cover the aluminum foil. Place some BBQ sauce down the middle of the sheet and spread out so that the ribs cover the sauce. Place a rib on the sauce & spread more BBQ sauce over the top of the ribs. Enclose with plastic wrap - make sure there are no air bubbles. Enclose in the aluminum foil - wrapping tightly. Bake at 350 for 2 hrs
Let stand (still wrapped) for about 1/2 hr before opening
As for prebroiling, my G/F agrees with Emerill, prebroiling locks in the flavor and moisture (most important) there's nothing so bad as dry/tough ribs,the char broiling adds flavor. Emerill also thinks it helps get rid of some fat before the slowcook. I belive it was from watching him that she began prebroiling.
Last edited by JonZ : 02-05-2007 at 09:55 AM.
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