Ingredients:
- 2 - 3 pounds spare ribs (I use back pork ribs)
- 2 tablespoons oil
- 1 onion, chopped
- 1/2 cup water
- 1/3 cup BBQ sauce
- 1/3 cup hot ketchup
- 2 tablespoons dry mustard
- 2 tablespoons brown sugar
- 1/4 cup vinegar
- 1 teaspoon salt
- pepper
- garlic powder
Method:
- Bake spare ribs at 350° F in covered roaster for 1 1/2 hours. Drain fat.
- In a small pot, sauté onion, then add the rest of the ingredients and simmer 15 min.
- Pour over baked ribs and continue baking 1/2 - 3/4 hours, covered.
- Serve with baked potatoes or pasta and a salad.
looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteMAy I come to visit you for dinner???? Maybe I found a flight.... :D
ReplyDeleteLove your site! My fave is the french bread recipe that I use for pizza buns and foccacia - have shared with all my friends! What temp do you cook your ribs at? With 2 growing boys I think the ribs would be a big hit!
ReplyDeleteThese look delicious.
ReplyDeletePerfect for a rainy day BBQ straight out of the oven. Yum!
ReplyDeleteJoanne, thank you for your comment about the French Bread recipe. I added the temp for the ribs.
ReplyDeleteOh what a splendid idea for Father's Day. I boil the ribs first to get rid on any excess fat. Love the back ribs versus side ribs. The gals in our family love seafood and will celebrate the day with lobster, but the fellas don't appreciate seafood (thank goodness) and they will love the ribs.
ReplyDeleteI am very happy to find this recipe. Do you leave it UNcovered after adding the sauce? Please reply coleen(at)mtaonline(dot)net
ReplyDeletethank you!! Hubby will be very pleased.
I have never heard of "hot" ketchup. I assume it is near the regular ketchup at the grocery store?
ReplyDeleteColeen .. yes, I bake it with the lid on the whole time.
ReplyDeleteLorrie . . . the hot ketchup is by the regular ketchup, but not all stores carry it. You can use regular ketchup and add a bit of chili sauce if you have that. The hot ketchup just makes it a tad spicy... yet with the sugar they are kind of sweet and sour.
oh, my, each recipe looks as good as the last! thanks for sharing these delicious foodstuffs with us!
ReplyDeleteThese look good....but the Print friendly button isn't working for me.
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Its been raining ALL spring & BBQ doesent seem to work. These ribs are just as good baked in the oven!! Love The Blog!!! June Hofer
ReplyDeleteMade these ribs for Father's day for 14 of us. They were a huge disappointment :-(. They needed way more time in the oven. The next day I put them in the crock pot for 4 hours and they tasted great. So if anyone else is making these increase your time.
ReplyDeleteBaker's Daughter ... I'm sorry they did not turn out for you on the first round. The only thing I can think of as being a problem is if you increased the ribs to feed 14 people (possibly tripling the recipe) and put them all in one roaster on top of each other, they could use longer baking time. For two or three racks I have never had to increase the baking time. Maybe you took that into consideration, but it's worth mentioning.
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