Barbecue ribs photo by avlxyz
The old man and I love BBQ cooking, and I enjoy creating homemade barbecue sauce. Back when we had a huge garden, I grew all kinds of peppers and put up a lot of pepper jelly. I found all kinds of uses for the sweet-hot concoction! If you can’t find the red pepper jelly, use the clear, the amber, or the green.
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Vidalia onion bbq sauce is great on ribs!
There’s nothing like a great homemade barbecue sauce for BBQ cooking! We enjoy smoking and grilling, and we use a wide variety of barbecue sauces, including commercially bottled bbq sauces. When I have time, however, I like to make my own homemade BBQ sauces. I use a wide range of ingredients for a number of different smoking and grilling sauces, depending on what type of meat we’re cooking and on the mood I’m in.
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Barbecue ribs – jerk style!
Bbq cooking inside? Sure! Even easier, try it in the cock pot. You can make all kinds of barbecued ribs recipes in your slow cooker. These barbecue ribs have a tangy sauce with traditional jerk seasoning, popular in Jamaican and other Caribbean cuisine. For this recipe, you can use your favorite jerk seasoning, or give mine a try. It works well with baby back ribs, spare ribs, or country-style ribs. If someone in the family doesn’t like jerk seasoning, leave it off some of the ribs. The meat will still be flavorful with just the sauce.
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Oven barbecued ribs
Love bbq cooking? You can enjoy the great taste of barbecue ribs anytime with baked ribs, without having to do outdoor bbq cooking. Oven barbecued ribs can turn out great and satisfy your craving for tasty pork ribs. You’ll find lots of barbecued ribs recipes, and many of them can be adapted for oven barbecued ribs. By adding a little Liquid Smoke to your indoor ribs, you’ll be able to get some good smoky flavor and aroma. For this recipe, you can use baby back ribs, spare ribs, or country-style ribs.
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Oven barbecued ribs can be just as tasty as those done with bbq cooking outdoors. These barbecue ribs are great for when you want a nice change from ribs coated with a thick sauce. You know – for when you really want to experience the flavor of succulent pork instead of the taste of traditional barbecue sauce. Don’t get me wrong – these barbecue ribs have lots of flavor. Marinating them overnight sees to this! For this oven barbecued ribs recipe, you can use spare ribs, country-style ribs, or baby back ribs.
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Barbecue ribs photo by avlxyz
Bbq cooking is done in just about every culture. Pork is a common ingredient in Caribbean recipes, and so is guava. With this in mind, I figured guava-flavored ribs would be a perfect marriage. This rib recipe can be used for spare ribs or with baby back ribs, and it’s absolutely awesome! It has a nice smoky flavor, with a sweet sauce that has a little bite. These barbecue ribs will have you licking your fingers!
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