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BBQ Pork Ribs

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  1. Requested Pork Loin Ribs
    How do I cook the pork ribs.What can I use to flavor them.How long do I
    cook them.Thank you

    BBQ Pork Ribs

    5 pounds pork ribs/baby back or spareribs

    Salt, to taste
    Black Pepper, to taste

    Rub down ribs with salt/pepper. If you like, add any additonal spices to
    the ribs, garlic powder, paprika, onion powder, cayenne, to taste.

    Perferably, wrap ribs in plastic and let sit in fridge overnight, although
    not necessary.

    Layer ribs in crockpot and cook on low about 8 hours. Do not lift the lid
    while they are cooking except last hour or so to check for tenderness. The
    meat should pull of the bone with a fork. Remove from crockpot and put on
    BBQ with indirect heat. I have three burners on mine so I get the BBQ
    heat, then turn off two burners and leave one burner on high. Put the ribs
    over the two burners you turned off. Baste with BBQ sauce. Turn after
    about 10 minutes and baste the other side. I continue doing this until for
    about 3 or 4 times. The BBQ sauce get good and carmelized and the ribs
    finish cooking and getting tender. This sounds like a lot of work, but it
    is really easy and they come out great! I like to serve them with BBQ
    beans and coleslaw.

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