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Elaines Baked Beef Back Ribs N Garlic Recipe


Elaines Baked Beef Back Ribs N Garlic Recipe
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Succulent, meaty beef back ribs, lightly smeared with garlic, coarse salt, pepper, and Worcestershire sauce, roasted to perfection, and served with a Chef’s salad and roasted potatoes…

Chefelaine


assemble ribs in pan


apply garlic, salt,


add the potatoes & b


starting the roux


roux cooking


gravy finished


salad


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Ingredients
  • 4 lbs beef back ribs
  • 4 tbsp crushed garlic in olive oil
  • 4 tbsp Worcestershire Sauce
  • coarse salt
  • pepper
  • 1 cup water
  • ½ cup rice flour
  • ½ all-purpose flour
  • 2 tbsp butter

Directions
  1. Place the ribs standing in the pan, leaning against each other to self-support
  2. Coat tops with the garlic paste
  3. Top with coarse salt, pepper, and Worcestershire.
  4. Roast in oven @ 350 *F for one hour, THEN:
  5. Remove from oven briefly
  6. Lightly coat with Dijon Mustard
  7. Return to oven
  8. Add the potatoes, halved, to the pan, and add the water.
  9. Lightly sprinkle with more coarse salt
  10. Baste the meat and the potatoes with this during the last 1 ½ hours of roasting.
  11. When fully roasted, let the ribs stand, covered in tinfoil for at least 10 minutes to allow the juices to settle in the meat.
  12. Make gravy from the pan drippings, thusly:
  13. Make a roux of butter and all-purpose flour in a saucepan, stirring until the mixture begins to brown and thicken
  14. Add the pan drippings to this, plus the rice flour and cook on the stovetop, stirring constantly to remove all lumps.
  15. Cook until thickened to your preference. If you like it thicker, you may add either more rice flour, or a little instant mashed potato.
  16. Make a small Chef’s salad for the side, and dinner is served! :+D
  17. Pics to follow, as I am making this as I type! Pictures will be from
  18. start to finish.

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Elaine, This sounds wonderful. I have slow roasted my ribs on a rack in the oven at 250 degrees and used beer in the bottom...also a nice flavor. This looks like a nice comfort meal. ~Lin P.S. Can't wait to see the pics


Chefelaine strikes my taste buds yet again! Thanks.
Lorraine


Wow i love ribs yum i can smell them cooking right now mmmmmm ...........five.....


THis is absolutely fabulous, dahling!!!


I need some of these in the oven too. They sound incredible, can't wait to see your pics. I guess a trip to the store is in order cause I just have to try them. Am I right in thinking that the 1st part of the cooking is done with the pan uncovered? High 5 for a wonderful recipe.


The Chef does it again :-)


You still making my mouth water 5 pt


Outstanding recipe...:)


Lovely and flagged..GREAT recipe my
buddy, 'Lainey!! 55555 :)


Elaine, this is perfect, and a beautiful presentation!


You got my "5". Yumm!!! I will definitely be trying this recipe. Thanks for such a great post. Ruthie


No bones about it, Chef...this is out of this world.
saved and printed.


DOWNRATED BY MOUNTAIN MAMA in one of her usual fits of jealousy.

Recluse


Outstanding Recipe...Just Look At That...Mouth Watering Yummy!!!


Love it! This recipe for Baked Beef Back Ribs is going to be a winner in my family. Thanks for posting/sharing with all of us and HIGH 5!


I didn't see potatoes or prep instructions in the ingredient list or directions.
I can figure it out but ???????


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