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By Babbsy
on August 19, 2011
Excellent ribs right here! If you haven't tried them, you should!
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The absolute BEST barbque ribs I have ever had. It was cold & rainy the first time I used this recipe so I cooked them in the oven instead of grilling them as recommended for the last 5-7 minutes. I also used a bottle of Grandma Hoerners Barbque Sauce from Kansas instead of the Memphis style. My husband said I had outdone myself & sometimes he can be brutally honest so that was a big compliment.
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on April 07, 2010
Paula G, thank you for this great recipe. We made it for our dinner group and boy where we the talk of the neighbor. We also used the Memphis Barbecue sauce that you recommend. The only thing we did different was cook them for about 5 hours and the meat just fell off the bones, I think that is what impressed our dinner guest. Thank you for making our night a big success.
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on February 11, 2009
We love Sweet Baby Rays around here, so that is what I used for the sauce. The ribs were falling off the bone tender, and some of the best flavored ribs I have ever had! We all loved them and I look forward to making them on our grill when the weather is better, but for now the oven worked just fine!
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on June 15, 2008
I am rating this more for the cooking technique than for the rub or sauce suggestions. I used leftover "Recipe #212952" rub and Damon's bottled sauce and these were fabulous tasting and cooked perfectly. I will always use this technique for baking baby back ribs from here on out! Thanks for posting!
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on February 11, 2008
Wonderful! I made the recipe exactly - while baking in the oven I thought they smelt too salty but they were perfect! Used with the BBQ Sauce - entered them in a friendly - Rib-Off one second place! out of 22.
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Bar none, this is the most fantastic recipe for ribs ever. Everyone will rave, even people who aren't huge rib fans. The only ingredient I cut out of the rub mixture was celery seeds. The meat absolutely falls off the bone by itself, and a lot of the fat seems to melt away--a great side benefit of this cooking process. Definitely use the sauce PaulaG recommends - #99023.
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on January 20, 2008
I changed it to 2 servings and used one rack of Farmer John baby back ribs. I removed the membrane on the back and all the fat on the front, and since my husband doesn't like "hot" I only used 1/4 teaspoon of the cayenne pepper. Oh my gosh! They were the absolute best baby backs that we've ever had! I was able to do yard work while they were baking in the oven, and then I put them on our little Weber grill with mesquite wood to finish. My husband says, in his very best Elvis voice: "Thank You Very Much!"
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on January 06, 2008
By Oolala
on September 02, 2007
SO DELICIOUS! I made these with Memphis Barbecue Sauce for the BBQ sauce contest and my family was so happy with these ribs and the sauce. I didn't even get to let them "sit" for any amount of time. I rubbed them with the spices and then baked them. I used a little less cayenne and made them with Country style pork ribs. I used a roasting pan with a lid and cooked them for 2 1/2 hours. DH then put them in an open aluminum container on the grill and at the end, he put them on the grill directly. We just loved these! Thanks a ton!
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on September 02, 2007
Wonderful! Sweet yet spicy, not sure how that happened, as all this recipe called for was spice. Truely delicious!!! I cooked my for four hours in the oven and only a few minutes on the grill as they were falling off the bone! so tender, no need for flossing when done!!!! Guests ranted and raved. Definately will make again and try the recommended sauce next time. Great post and it does remind me of Memphis!
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on August 17, 2007
Wow! My family loved this recipe. I have never made baby back ribs before. My husband bought two nice packages of pork ribs and we used Sweet Baby Ray's bottled sauce. The cayenne pepper adds a bit of spice that livens up this recipe perfectly without being too hot. This is really as close to perfect as ribs can be for us. It's also very easy and leaves almost no cleanup if you use a foil throw-away pan.
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on August 01, 2007
My husband loves bbq but I never can get it right. This recipe is wonderful and simple. I would definitely make the bbq sauce that goes with it. I hesitated but I am sooo glad I did. It was spicy but a good spicy. Thanks for the help in my bbq dept!! UPDATE: I just had to post a photo of these amazing ribs! Plus, I don't think that I did justice to how tender and delicious they are! The ribs are fall off the bone good! Thanks again!!
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My 16 yr old made this for dinner last night and it was awesome. Best ribs we've ever made at home. He added extra rub to the bottled barbecue sauce I had at home- it was great.
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on July 05, 2007
These ribs are fantastic! We actually fought over who would get the last couple of pieces :) I did cook them too long in the oven so I couldn't get them out of the aluminum foil since they were faling apart so we just slid them on the grill still on the foil, slathered on the BBQ sauce and they grilled up very nicely. I did make only half of the rub because I only had I rack ~ worked great and I had just enough. Thanks for posting a keeper, Paula!
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on April 06, 2007
Wonderful! This was the second time I made it. I only had to bake the ribs for 3 hrs before it was very tender. My husbands and our guests loved this recipe. Very flavorful! Our guests asked for the recipe. One of them said that she was not a ribs person, but it was soo tasty that she will have to make it. I make extra rub and put it in a seal zip lock bag so I would not have to mix it again next time. This recipe will be used quite often as summer is coming. Thank you so much for sharing it.
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on November 15, 2006
YUM! These were outstanding! I cut back on the spice and skipped the onion powder, and these were just so delicious. The timing was perfect too. They were done after 3 hours at 375. I didn't grill them, just basted the ribs in the sauce (I used 59772) then baked them for a few more minutes, and they were just perfect and fell off the bone. I'm definitely making this again, but with MORE ribs!!
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on October 26, 2006
I've using this rub for over a year now, and it really makes the ribs pop. Instead of grilling the ribs, I broil it in the oven. My mother has assigned me to make these ribs at every party we have, and no one is ever disappointed. Thanks for the post.
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Adding to my review: The evening we had the ribs, we also had a guest. He said the were the BEST ribs he had ever had, SO... for someone who really likes sweet sauce and not much heat, this is a truly great recipe.
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