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Anna N

Anna N


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Ever since @blue_dolphinposted this I have been anxious to try this recipe. Pork ribs are one of my favourite foods but they always seem a bit of a challenge. This is about as simple as it gets and produces ribs that are exactly the way I love them. They are not falling off the bone but they are tender enough to enjoy the whole gnawing experience!  Thank you. 
 

They took longer than suggested. I think I cooked them for about 40 minutes in the Breville smart oven. These were meaty enough that although I would've loved more I didn't need more. This is two baby back ribs. 

 

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Here is the link I meant to post earlier. 

Anna N

Anna N

Ever since @blue_dolphinposted this I have been anxious to try this recipe. Pork ribs are one of my favourite foods but they always seem a bit of a challenge. This is about as simple as it gets and produces ribs that are exactly the way I love them. They are not falling off the bone but they are tender enough to enjoy the whole gnawing experience!  Thank you. 
 

They took longer than suggested. I think I cooked them for about 40 minutes in the Breville smart oven. These were meaty enough that although I would've loved more I didn't need more. This is two baby back ribs. 

 

783BAFF7-F870-4F96-ABB3-40F51F5F19AB.thumb.jpeg.5560bfd86d45fe182aab78bb253dc96b.jpeg

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