Nif's No Fail Pork Ribs

"This recipe is for my neighbour. She used to spend so much time making the perfect ribs. Not too dry, not burning on the BBQ, cooked just right. I mentioned my rib recipe to her, she tried it and has never gone back! The nutritional value listed here is not right for this recipe because the cooking method removes so much fat. I suggested the BBQ sauce that I like, but I find sauces vary so much, I thought that it was best to pick your favourite. I also included the longest option for the cooking time. Here you go Judy - Enjoy!"
 
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Ready In:
6hrs 10mins
Ingredients:
6
Serves:
4-6
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ingredients

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directions

  • Place ribs in a large stock pot. Fill pot with cold water until at least 2 inches above ribs. Add bay leaves, peppercorns and sea salt; bring to a boil. Once boiling, skim scum off the top of the water. Simmer ribs, while skimming occasionally, for 1 to 2 hours.
  • Set oven to 250°F.
  • Remove ribs from water and place in large baking dish. Pour your favourite BBQ sauce over ribs and cover tightlly with foil. Cook for about 4 hours, turning the ribs over every hour or so.
  • Remove foil and let cool for 10 minutes, until you can handle them. Cut into 2 to 4 ribs per section and place on a platter. Enjoy your tender, fall off the bone ribs!

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Reviews

  1. This is a wonderful way to cook ribs! The boiling gets rid of a lot of fat and leaves you with tender tasty ribs. I have tried several ( more labor intensive ) ways of doing ribs and I always like them but this is so easy to control making it a more consistent winner. The only thing I did different than the recipe called for was to raise the oven temp to 425 degrees for the last 20 minutes or so to set the barbecue sauce. If the weather was suitable I might do the last step on the grill.
     
  2. I made these ribs a few weeks ago for Kitten's Recipe Tag game and they were fall off the bone tender and very good. The only ribs I could find were boneless country ribs and I used about 4 pounds. Simmered on the stove for one hour and then put in the oven for 3 hours. DH wanted honey barbecue sauce and I used the whole bottle to top the ribs before putting them in the oven. Had to use a spatula to get the ribs out of the pan because they were so tender. Will make these again with the baby back ribs.
     
  3. These were great. However I made some changes. I used KittenKal's "Recipe #186029" as a rub and for the BBQ sauce I used "Recipe #359459". I wrap the ribs with the rub in some foil and let it bake in oven for 2 hours. I than basted the ribs with the Jamaican BBQ Sauce for another hour. WOW excellent! Nice spicy fall of the bone ribs. Made by member of "Cooks With Dirty Faces" for ZWT5
     
  4. I made these exactly following the recipe. I simmered them for about 1 1/2 hours. I think I waited to long to skim off the fat and then it just kinda disolved back into the water and stuck to the sides of the pot. My husband loved this dish and I thought it was pretty good too. But to be honest, I propably won't make it again because I don't think the extra time and steps make a big enough difference to my other recipe.Made for zwt5.
     
  5. Tender fall off the bone ribs!!! I made this using one rack of baby back ribs and used the ingredients as listed except I put the ribs in a foil pan with about 1 inch of water and Paula Deen's seasoning was sprinkled over ribs and brought it to a boil, then covered it with foil and placed it in the oven at 350 degrees for about three hours. At that point it was about falling off the bone, so I let it set-up for a bit. I then put the rack on the grill and smothered it with "Montgomery Inn BBQ Sauce", which is our favorite!! I served these with Recipe #240121 and corn on the cob for a fantastic meal!! Thanks Nif for sharing your recipe. Made for ZWT5!!
     
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I love great food and I particularly like trying cuisines new to me! Although I don't prepare as much food as I used to, creating in my kitchen is still one of my favourite things to do. Enjoy!
 
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