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Monday, June 6, 2016

Oh my Ribs!

You know coming back from Saudi, I was filled with hopes of fulfilling my lifelong dream of becoming a Chef. Of taking a real course on Culinary Arts, of being able to wear “The” Chef’s uniform or Chef’s whites and of course the Toque. Oh! Don’t confuse my longing for the prestige of wearing such but it’s this burning desire to learn more, to finish the course, to apply this knowledge and the added skill to what I currently do. The uniform and toque stands as an affirmation of this enduring love for this craft! It is no longer in slumber but fighting to be recognized!

While this is something that is far from materializing, I continue to find my place in the heart of my tiny kitchen! So today am sharing a favorite of the family… Barbecued ribs! I do not have a smoker, nor a place where I can go barbecuing so I just use my sturdy oven to do the task. And since I do not have a smoker, I buy liquid smoke so that my ribs would have that smoky flavor to it!


For this recipe you would need the following:

1 slab of ribs, I buy mine at SM Supermarket as they always have a good supply of ribs J
2 cups banana catsup
¼ cup olive oil
1/8 cup brown sugar
1-2 tbsp liquid smoke
3-4 drops Knorr seasoning
Salt and pepper to taste
Chili powder
Dried oregano
Garlic powder
¼ cup Rootbeer

1.   Mix all ingredients and rub onto slab of ribs
2. Marinate overnight. I also inject some of the marinade into its flesh. Keep the marinade for basting.


Inject with marinade and leave overnight in the fridge

      3.  The next day slow cook for 5 hours drop some of your potatoes into the pot as well
      4.  Take out the ribs from the slow cooker and let it drip on a rack
      5.   Place cooked ribs on a roasting pan and baste with remaining marinade.
      6.  Oven bake for 30-45 mins with your slow cooked potatoes at 145-150oF temp., basting from time to time.
      7.  Serve hot with potatoes or any vegetable of your choice.

Delish!







10 comments:

Annemarie LeBlanc said...

Your barbeque ribs look so yummy! It is summertime again and that only means more and more outdoor barbeque. Saving this recipe for later.

carenmeman said...

Thanks! I miss doing this outdoors though!

Chubskulit Rose said...

Now that is what we call, delicious ribs! I juyst ate and it makes me hungry again lol.

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Nova said...

The recipe is very simple, I like that. I don't like complicated ones but sometimes, I like to challenge myself and make them..lol ribs I can totally make this using the recipe you share.

Teresa Martinez said...

I hope you can still fulfill your dreams of being a chef, it is never too late anyway.

FX777222999 said...

For me, I'm doing this recipe and it's very good for gatherings. Likewise, better to make the sidings and sauce at hand for the guests.

Zwitsy said...

Such ideas really urge me a lot to get a pressure cooker. Urrgggg, I really find good recipes that use it a lot and I really wanted to get one for myself. Thanks for sharing your recipe too.

Jessica Cassidy said...

Ribs is one of my favorite aside from steaks. I usually buy it when it is on sale. I stock 'coz I know my family loves to eat ribs too. Thank you for sharing your recipe.

Ria C said...

Hubby and daughter are steak and ribs lover. They enjoy eating this kind of prepared meals. :)

Peachy @ The Peach Kitchen said...

Oh how we love ribs around here!!! These recipe sounds and looks delicious. Thanks for sharing.. I will try it out.