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Robert Irvine's Extra Steps For Perfectly Golden-Brown Ribs - Tasting Table

Double-wrap ribs tightly in plastic wrap and aluminum foil, slow-roast at 225°F, then deep-fry for tender, juicy, fall-off-the-bone results; plastic won't melt.
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1 month ago

The Chain Restaurant With The Hands-Down Best Ribs - Tasting Table

While Texas is a barbecue region often associated with brisket, Texas Roadhouse's ribs prove that Texas-style barbecue does ribs right, too. The racks came smothered in a rich and complex barbecue sauce that could make even the most measly and tough bits of meat taste fantastic. It was thick and plentiful, with the perfect trifecta of savory, sweet, and smoky notes. We could really taste how well the ribs were basted as they grilled due to that smoky depth.
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BBQ Pork Rib Sandwich With Corn Slaw Recipe - Tasting Table

Oven-baked St. Louis-style pork ribs slow-cooked with a dry rub and barbecue sauce, served on rolls with a creamy, zesty corn slaw.
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2 months ago

The Ribs To Buy If You Want The Meatiest Types - Tasting Table

Beef plate ribs are the meatiest; among pork, St. Louis, spare, and country-style cuts provide more meat and marbling than baby back ribs.
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3 months ago

Here's How Long You Should Wet-Brine Pork Ribs - Tasting Table

"When it comes to brining pork ribs, I suggest overnight," he says. "This will bring out the flavor and tenderize the ribs."
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