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Easy “Fall-Off-The-Bone” BBQ Pork Ribs

May 20, 2015 by Dave Leave a Comment

Throw out everything you have heard about mesquite wood, monster smokers, generational seasoning secrets locked in a safe deposit box, etc.  Just use this simple technique I borrowed from my dad.  These pork ribs will melt in your mouth, and they are Sooooooo easy to prepare.

Ingredients

  • 10 Pounds –  Pork ribs
  • Seasoning

Preparation

  1. Liberally season your pork ribs to you own taste.  A heavy rub is not needed.  If you do not have a favorite, use a combination of Morton’s Nature’s Seasoning and Tony Chachere’s Spices N’ Herb Seasoning.
  2. Cook on your gas or charcoal grill at 350 degrees, just as you would cook pork chops.  Brown each side.  This will take approximately 1 hour.  Check each side after 20 minutes.
  3. Place on large oven pan or cookie sheet with a rim large enough to catch additional juices.   Cover with heavy duty foil.
  4. Cook for an additional 2 hours in your oven at 350 degrees.
  5. Use your sharpest knife to separate the ribs, otherwise the meat will separate from the bone, when you attempt to cut them.

Add sides such as potato salad or baked potatoes, grilled squash and a salad.

Feeds 8 adults and a bunch of lip-smacking grandkids.

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Dave Sherman

I’m Dave Sherman. I’m a Texan, an Italian, a construction program manager, a construction expert witness, a musician and praise team leader, but most importantly … I am a husband, a father of three and grandfather of ten grandchildren. The love for my family led me to begin a tradition of cooking for them every Sunday evening. There is a built-in grandkid visit, as well as time for the adults to network each week.

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