Pork Ribs

Pork Ribs
Here's an easy way to make pork ribs. Ribs aren't easy to grill well. I often end up with the outside burned and the inside raw. This is a cheat to get decent ribs but still retain the nice grilled taste and texture.
 
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Step 1Ribs and Beer in a Casserole

Ribs and Beer in a Casserole
Put the ribs in a large casserole. Pour a can of beer over them. Throw in some pieces of garlic and onion if you like.
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Jul 29, 2009. 9:01 PMmega high voltage says:
very great i just made some and they were gone within minutes everyone loved them nice instructable, thanks!
Jun 12, 2009. 12:59 AMtwocvbloke says:
This method of cooking is actually the best way of cooking on a barbecue, partially or completely cook the meats beforehand in an oven, then chuck it on the BBQ and give it a good blast to char and smoke it, then devour... :D
Jul 7, 2008. 9:40 AMehmbee says:
It is my contention that Yuengling Lager is far from "any" beer...being from PA and all. It is our Elixir of LIFE!!
Jul 10, 2007. 4:21 AMglamourandearth says:
I find that it actually works best the other way 'round--I like to put a spice rub on my ribs.. well, this is when I still ate meat... anyway, they get a spice rub, then grilled and basted for caramelization, then in a lowwwwwwwwww oven (200 or 250) with the remainder of the basting sauce for two hours or until they're falling apart. I used tequila and rum in my sauce, too... good, good stuff.
Aug 23, 2007. 7:04 AMpstretz says:
that's how i do it too. i have a grill that is poorly designed so it doesn't give off a lot of heat. i rub them, baste them with apple juice and flip them every half hour. After 2 hours I stack them with honey on top of each layer, wrap them together in foil and stick them in a 275 oven for an hour or two. they are fall off the bone delicious and don't need any sauce. i have got to try them degroof's way though, hooray beer!! great instructable degroof!!
Jul 4, 2007. 6:40 PMfinfan7 says:
No offense man but this isn't a cheat or trick its the standard way of cooking them. Twould be a good instructable otherwise. Nice pictures.
Jul 23, 2007. 5:04 PMcalikoala says:
I am sure there are alot of people who don't know the 'standard way' as you call it. This site is for providing step-by-step instructions for any and everything and that is just what degroof has done. He provided pictures, instructions and specifics. I see alot of instructables on this site which have nothing to do with cheats or tricks. Great job degroof.
Jul 24, 2007. 7:47 PMfinfan7 says:
I was not saying twas a bad instructable. It is a very good instructable compared to some of the ones i have seen on here. My point was that it wasn't a cheat as he calls it in the intro step. I am picky about the proper use of words.
Jul 6, 2007. 2:48 PMElastometer says:
It's Friday evening at last! The oven is on and I'm trying this recipe now! A can of 'London Pride' is waiting at the ready!. Let you know how the little porkers go. Cheers!
Jul 9, 2007. 2:55 AMElastometer says:
Fantastic! Tasted some of the beer juice prior to basting with the hickory sauce and it was quite bitter. I decided to oven the ribs in foil for a bit then remove the foil half way through. Very pleased with result!
Jul 3, 2007. 6:45 PMlemonie says:
That's the way to do it. Worth posting, but would be better with your own home-made coating (as opposed to bottled sauce) L
Jul 3, 2007. 10:51 AMLasVegas says:
Sounds great! I haven't tried boiling in the oven or even using beer for it. I'll try that next time. I do differ greatly in that I prefer to fully dip the ribs in sauce after grilling, but that's just a region thing. I'll definitely try this oven method next time!

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