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Terry's Best Ribs

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  1. These are very tasty if you would like to try a different kind of
    flavor with ribs. Also, nice if you want or need to do the ribs in
    the oven.
    terry

    Terry's Best Ribs
    Recipe By: Terry Pogue

    1 rack Ribs -- pork
    1 tablespoons Kosher salt
    1 teaspoons Black Pepper
    1 whole Orange
    3 tablespoons Hot paprika -- Spanish preferred

    Preheat the oven to 275F Rub the salt, pepper, and hot smoked paprika
    into the ribs. Zest the orange and sprinkle all of the zest over the ribs.
    cut the orange in half and squeeze the juice over the ribs. Use the juiced
    orange half to rub all the ingredients well into the ribs. At this point
    you can hold overnight in the fridge if you like. Place ribs in the
    preheated 275F oven, meat side up for 2 1/2 hours.

    Recipe Notes

    I really like Spanish Hot Smoked Paprika but I am sure you can use
    other types.

    Here's an alternative I must try.

    These are the best ribs in the world. I know. I've tried them all. There
    is a BBQ joint in heaven and it has one thing on the menu. This
    is it.

    1 rack of pork baby back ribs per moderately hungry person. Marinate
    in cider vinegar about 10 minutes. Liberally use garlic salt and
    canned black pepper Use hickory, oak, or mesquite At 200-225, they
    should take
    2 1/2 hours

    Use a water pan. Sauce goes on the side. (You won't need it.)

    That's it? Yep. Don't mess with perfection. Don't try fresh cracked
    pepper or cloves of garlic. Don't try spare ribs. I did once and made
    my wife cry.

    Recipe By : Kit Anderson

    Exported from A Cook's Books -- Recipe management for Macintosh

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