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Appetizers anyone can make

Appetizers anyone can make
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Sunday, February 20, 2011

Pork Ribs, Baby Back ribs slow roasted.

Pork Ribs, Baby Back ribs slow roasted
Dry rub of  1 tbsp dill, 2 tsp oregano leaves,2 tsp rosemary, salt sprinkle across the top, sprinkle of pepper across the top,1 tsp onion flake,1/4 tsp smoked paprika and 3-5 tbsp BBQ sauce at end (often I add dill and garlic to this, just not this time)


Wash meat thoroughly

Take your washed pork ribs and place on a rack on top of a baking pan with sides to catch any drippings.

You may want to remove the silver skin, makes them easier to eat.  If you do, then on the one of the short sides, use the knife or back of a spoon to scape on one of the end bones to release a little bit of the skin.

Dry your hands, and use that piece as a way of just pulling off the rest of it. 

Then do the same with the ½” skin remaining.  Those will be easier to remove.  You can skip this step, but it does make them better.


Dry rub of  1 tbsp dill, 2 tsp oregano leaves,2 tsp rosemary, salt sprinkle across the top, sprinkle of pepper across the top,1 tsp onion flake,1/4 tsp smoked paprika and 3-5 tbsp BBQ sauce at end-last 1/2 hour (often I add dill and garlic to this, just not this time)

Season both sides with the dry rub, and rub in.
Place right side up on a greased rack. 
Bake at
275 degrees F for 3 hours.  In this time, turn them once 180 degrees in the oven as most ovens don't heat evenly.


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