The Big Easy
Not New Orleans, honeychild, but a nice big package of ribs in barbecue sauce from Niman Ranch. Looking for something I could cook on the grill and not start the oven during our recent unlamented heatwave, I stumbled upon these pre-cooked and pre-sauced pork ribs. All I did was light the charcoal and flip them once. They were done to a turn in 10 minutes flat - even beat the veggies to the table!
They were good. Seriously, stickily, finger-licking, red mustache-making, three paper napkin using, bless my soul good!
If I were the nitpicking kind, I might suggest that you baste them with a little of their sauce from the package mixed with a tiny bit of apple cider vinegar to just slightly temper the sweetness (that's what I'll do next time) but I'm not the nitpicking kind. We tucked right in to these big beauties and enjoyed every bite. One rack of these meaty darlings was plenty for the two of us and you could easily stretch them further if you served them with more sides than we did - maybe some cornbread or hush puppies?
Anyway, they were big in flavor and dead easy.
They were good. Seriously, stickily, finger-licking, red mustache-making, three paper napkin using, bless my soul good!
If I were the nitpicking kind, I might suggest that you baste them with a little of their sauce from the package mixed with a tiny bit of apple cider vinegar to just slightly temper the sweetness (that's what I'll do next time) but I'm not the nitpicking kind. We tucked right in to these big beauties and enjoyed every bite. One rack of these meaty darlings was plenty for the two of us and you could easily stretch them further if you served them with more sides than we did - maybe some cornbread or hush puppies?
Anyway, they were big in flavor and dead easy.
Labels: barbecuing, ribs
9 Comments:
You serve shoes as a side dish???
Morgan, colloquialism. A Southern favorite in our country are hushpuppies, a fried corn sort of a dumpling. Delicious when done properly and they are filling!
Oh lord - those look so good I could eat the computer monitor. Where did you get them?
Oh My God!!!!
They look soooo good. I miss ribs.... We can't get them here.... Maybe on my trip back next week....
I think I am goning to puke, Sorry!
Pre Cooked Ribs? Huh? Pre Cooked pulled pork? What is next? Pre cooked Pop Tarts-ala-mode.
JEEZE LOUISE
Oh, that looks marvelous and perfect for us on the holiday weekend!
That first comment cracks me up.
Nancy, you can find them at Andronico's or, if you don't have one near you, any market that sells Niman Ranch stuff might have them.
KatieZ, hope you get your ribs while you are Stateside.
Chilebrown, I know, I know! Mea culpa, mea culpa, mea maxima culpa. But they were maxima delicious.
Blushing hostess, welcome and, yes, Morgan is a card!
Yours ribs look delicious! Thanks for sharing :)
Karine, welcome! You live in one of my all-time favorite cities. J'adore Toronto!
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