Welcome to my annual recipe crush. Each February I
choose a theme, and provide one or two recipes each day for the whole month.
This year the theme is Weekly Menu Planning. What are the categories, you ask?
We have Sunday Special, Meatless Monday, Taco Tuesday, Worldly Wednesday,
Thrifty Thursday, Fishy Friday, and Celebrate Saturday.
Who doesn’t love some ribs?
I’ve been making this version of ribs for years because they taste great and there
is nothing easier to do. Big crowd coming and you want to spend time with
guests instead of fussing with the meat? This is your recipe. Made for easy
entertaining since the hardest work is done hours before the guests arrive.
The hardest part is
removing the silverskin, a thin membrane on the underside. If you leave it on,
seasonings don’t penetrate and there’s a leathery texture to the meat on the
underside. Take it off!
Baked Ribs (serving is 2 rib bones per person)
Ribs (choose size you need;
these ingredients serve 6)
3 tablespoons Zesty Apple Rub
seasoning (Pepper Palace)
1 tablespoon brown sugar
½ bottle of favorite
barbecue sauce, divided
Preheat the oven to 250
degrees.
Remove the silverskin from
the back of the ribs. Insert a table knife under the silverskin a couple of
ribs in, and get hold of it to rip off from one end to the other. A paper towel
can help keep your grip if it is too slippery to grasp.
Mix the seasoning with
brown sugar and rub about ¼ on the underside. Rub the remainder onto the top
and meatier side. Tightly wrap with foil and bake for three and a half to four hours.
One half hour before
serving, remove the ribs and set the oven to 375 degrees.
Unwrap the ribs and generously
cover with barbecue sauce, retaining extra to serve at the table if desired. Return
to the oven, uncovered, for 20-30 minutes until the sauce is bubbly and
browning. Slice and serve with your favorite side dishes.
DH’s Rating: 5 Tongues Up
This is one of DH’s
favorite dinners. He doesn’t typically like to get messy, but these ribs are
soooo good, he puts aside his fastidiousness.
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