Back Ribs
This recipe makes one rack of ribs, about 3 pounds, which is a feast for two. If another couple is coming or your ribs came in a two pack then use the double recipe. |
Serve your ribs with Air Fries.
Preheat the oven to 300. Mix together in a small bowl
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Rinse and pat dry your |
- Baby back ribs (about 1.3 kg)
Then into the oven for |
2 hours at 300
Are you making air fries? Time to slice and dice. |
Check the ribs. They should be fork tender to say the least. Assuming that is the case then remove from oven and liberally coat with BBQ sauce and let sit somewhere. Fire up the BBQ to get it warm. |
Grill the ribs until they look good enough to eat, only a few minutes or they'll dry out. And don't let the sauce go black! You can also just broil the ribs for a minutes or so if it's not a BBQ night. Either way, remove the ribs from the heat and let sit for 10 minutes. |
All done! |
You can easily make the ribs in advance. Cook them for 2 hours in the oven and then 1) let them coast in the turned off oven for a half hour or two or 2) refrigerate them for a day or two or even 3) freeze them for a month or two before bringing them back to life on the grill. Just give them more time on the grill, and thaw them first, as may be appropriate.
However you make them, be sure to keep the juice from the baking pan and the rib bones. Together with a mirepoix they make an oustanding broth.
This recipe makes one rack of ribs, about 3 pounds, which is a feast for two. If another couple is coming or your ribs came in a two pack then use the
Preheat the oven to 300. Mix together in a small bowl
Rinse and pat dry your
Then into the oven for
Are you making air fries? Time to slice and dice.
Check the ribs. They should be fork tender to say the least. Assuming that is the case then remove from oven and liberally coat with BBQ sauce and let sit somewhere. Fire up the BBQ to get it warm.
Grill the ribs until they look good enough to eat, only a few minutes or they'll dry out. And don't let the sauce go black! You can also just broil the ribs for a minutes or so if it's not a BBQ night. Either way, remove the ribs from the heat and let sit for 10 minutes.
All done!