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Drop Dead Ribs Recipe

	Whuebl / All my dishes 5 months ago Set your crockpot on WARM and start cooking! Note: to be safe, do a temperature check - it should be slightly over 140 F. This new method yields drop-dead bone-sucking results and all it takes is time! Prep:10m Cook:999m Servings:1	Whuebl
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Ingredients

2 lbs cheap pork ribs

1 qt thinned BBQ sauce

Directions

Crank your crockpot up to HIGH and add the 1 qt thinned BBQ sauce. I save leftover BBQ sauce and boil it with some coffee and a tablespoon of vinegar. It is perfect for this recipe.

Boil enough water (not in the crockpot but in a separate pot) to cover ribs - but don't add them until the water is boiling.

Boil for at least a minute and no more than 5.

Immediately remove the ribs and place them in the crockpot - make sure the BBQ sauce covers them completely.

Turn down the crockpot to WARM and cover.

Cook for at least 24 hours on WARM.

Serve with fresh BBQ sauce - I used KC Masterpiece (c) but you can use whatever you like.

Enjoy because you will wish you doubled the recipe!

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Comments

whuebl 5 months ago said:
I am very aware of food safety concerns over low temperature cooking - especially temperatures this low. And that is the reason for boiling the ribs initially - removes any surface bacteria yet does is not long enough to toughen the meat.

Note: the only problem might come from an extended power outage so do be mindful that the crockpot actually has power to it the entire time. My motto - if in doubt, toss it out!

momo_55grandma 5 months ago said:
Wow great tasty recipe thanks bunches (Happy 4th}

bernardogubbins 5 months ago said:
Cook at least for 24 hours??
is Tthat right?

whuebl 5 months ago said:
Yes, you actually keep it on WARM for 24 hours.

And note if you boil it too long at the beginning, you will toughen the meat - not something you want to do.

BTW, leftovers - which I doubt there will be any - you can easily strip the meat from the bone and use as pulled pork.

midgelet 5 months ago said:
Really nice recipe!

juels 5 months ago said:
There's nothing better than tendet juicy meat falling right off the bone, smothered in BBQ sauce! Wish I had some now!

joe1155 4 months, 2 weeks ago said:
I have experimented with this in the oven, setting it at about 175°F and cooking stews for at least 8 hours. It has worked well for me and I haven't had any problems. I bring the pot to the boil before I put it in the oven.

whuebl 4 months, 1 week ago said:
Right, Joe, that is the safest thing to do - bring to a boil first and you know you start with a clean set of ingredients. Also, by raising the temperature initially, you don't have to worry with food that is heating up so slowly that it gives things chance to multiply and create toxins etc.

My oven is like yours... doesn't go below around 180 so I have to use the crockpot on warm to get down to 140.

lilliancooks 2 months ago said:
Another cool recipe! I really like your recipe ideas!!!

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