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An incredibly simple recipe for oven-baked baby back ribs that turn out fall-off-the-bone tender. By baking them slow and low in foil, then finishing them uncovered at a higher temperature with BBQ sauce, you get the perfect caramelization and juicy texture.
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Prep the ribs by removing the back membrane, patting dry, and seasoning with dry rub. → Wrap the seasoned ribs tightly in aluminum foil. → Bake at 275°F for 2 hours. → Unwrap, transfer to a clean pan, brush both sides with BBQ sauce, and bake uncovered at 400°F for 30 minutes.
Prep the ribs by removing the back membrane, patting dry, and seasoning with dry rub. → Wrap the seasoned ribs tightly in aluminum foil. → Bake at 275°F for 2 hours. → Unwrap, transfer to a clean pan, brush both sides with BBQ sauce, and bake uncovered at 400°F for 30 minutes.
An incredibly simple recipe for oven-baked baby back ribs that turn out fall-off-the-bone tender. By baking them slow and low in foil, then finishing them uncovered at a higher temperature with BBQ sauce, you get the perfect caramelization and juicy texture.
Preheat the oven to 275°F.
Get a large sheet pan and line it with aluminum foil.
Place a rack of baby back ribs on the sheet pan and remove the membrane from the bone side of the ribs.
Pat the ribs dry on both sides with a paper towel.
Generously apply your favorite dry rub on both sides of the ribs, rubbing it into the meat thoroughly.
Removing the thin membrane (silverskin) from the back of the ribs is crucial for making them tender and helping the rub penetrate the meat.
Wrapping the ribs tightly in foil traps the steam and juices, which is the key to achieving the fall-off-the-bone texture.
Finishing the ribs uncovered at a higher temperature (400°F) helps caramelize the sugars in the BBQ sauce without drying out the meat.
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