This is the ultimate recipe for tasty, tender pork ribs. You’ll find this method very easy, and it doesn’t require you to grill the ribs over a hot fire. This recipe is especially great for those who want to spend the least amount of time on their hands and knees.
Cook
Cook pork country style ribs is easy. I use slow cooker. But the best way to cook ribs is in the oven at around 275 degrees for one hour per pound. The rest of the time just cook covered in foil for up to 3 hours.
Take a few things and go to the store
You can’t go wrong with pork. They’re not only inexpensive, they also have a lot of flavor and appeal. Pork chops, pork tenderloins, ribs, and shanks are great cuts that can be simple to cook or be customized into more complex recipes. Simple, you don’t have to do too much. More complex, you can add a few more ingredients to make them special. With ribs, it’s even easier. I’m not sure if it was the power outage or not, but these were a little tough. But when you cut them, and the flavor, it was awesome.
Shop list
[ ]10lb Country Style Ribs[ ]1 Onion
[ ]1/2 Can Texas Pete
[ ]1 Bottle Collin County BBQ Sauce
[ ]1 Bottle Mustard
[ ]1/2 Bottle Dijon Mustard
[ ]1/2 Bottle Worcestershire
[ ]1 Bottle Chili Powder
[ ]1 Bottle Brown Sugar
[ ]1 Bottle Salt
[ ]1/4 Cup Sugar
[ ]1/4 Cup Brown Sugar
[ ]Salt and Pepper
[ ]Oil
[ ]Water
[ ]Brine
[ ]Smokehouse rub
[ ]10lb pork Loin
[ ]2 Cups BBQ sauce
[ ]1 Medium sized Onion
[ ]1/4 C. Texas Pete
[ ]1/4 C. Dijon Mustard
[ ]1/4 C. Worcestershire
[ ]1/4 C. Water
[ ]1/4 C. Brown Sugar
[ ]1/4 C. Salt
[ ]1/4 C. Chili Powder
[ ]Smoked pork Loin
[ ]Beer
[ ]Molasses
[ ]Brown Sugar
[ ]Salt
[ ]Brine
[ ]Smokehouse rub
[ ]3/4 cup BBQ sauce
[ ]1/4 Onion
[ ]1/4 Texas Pete
[ ]1/4 Dijon
[ ]1/4 Wor
Prepare
Country style ribs are a great way to prepare pork. They’re usually rubbed with a dry rub, such as a spice blend. The pork is cooked on a grill, or with a smoker, until the pork is tender and a nice mahogany color. If using a grill, you’ll want to begin by grilling the pork for about 15 to 20 minutes. Then, turn the ribs and continue grilling for another 5 to 10 minutes. If using a smoker, you’ll want to place the ribs on the smoker and smoke them for 6 to 12 hours, depending on the temperature. The internal temperature of the ribs should be around 150 degrees Fahrenheit. This means that it’s time to remove the ribs from the smoker and allow them to rest for a few minutes before serving. You can also have your butcher cut them into smaller pieces. That way, they’re easier to eat.
What makes country ribs so delicious?
The main ingredient for country ribs is pork, which makes them one of the most flavorful types of ribs. Country ribs often come with the bone in them, and have a thicker, porkier flavor. Country ribs are typically made from pork belly and spareribs. In the case of pork belly, the loin is left on and a lot of the fat is trimmed off before cooking. After trimming, the pork belly is cut into a large square shape and usually tossed with some spices and salt. The ribs are then rubbed with salt and smoked. They can either be rubbed on their entire surface or just the meaty side of the ribs. This means that when the ribs come out of the smoker, they may be fairly fatty and juicy. Country ribs are typically served with a sauce made from vinegar, barbecue sauce, mustard, and ketchup. This sauce is served on the side to dip the ribs in.
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