Daisy's Mojo Ribs
Show: Paula's PartyEpisode: Havana in Savannah Party
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By ElizaAnn
Kemp
on February 24, 2012
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This was pretty good, I did it in the slow-cooker but forgot the limes and used bottled lemon juice and should have only used half as much.
By skstamm
Washington State
on January 06, 2012
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This is a great recipe, however the amounts are incorrect as others have noted. I used about 2-3 Tb. olive oil, and 2 lbs of ribs, though you can use 3. I used a dutch oven, and as another said, brown the ribs first, remove and saute the garlic and onion, then add the remaining ingredients. Bring to a boil, place the ribs in and put it in the oven. I cooked for 2 hours, then added 2 c. of cubed butternut squash and 1 1/2 c. cubed sweet potato to the pot with a bit more water. Cooked for another hour. Delicious. Served to corn tortillas and rancho beans. This is a keeper.
By bobwxly
on November 18, 2010
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We cooked this in a slow cooker after browning. Turned out to be the best thing to ever come out of the crock pot. A definite "do again".
By pmichael_9601694
Sulphur Springs, TX
on January 26, 2010
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I have a lot of picky eaters in my family over nearly every Sunday. I doubled the Mojo sauce and seared 14 ribs. I had to stack them on the side in the roaster to get them all in, and braised them wth the Mojo sauce for 1 1/2 hrs. I turned them every 20-25 minutes. They were tender, succulent and flavorful. No scowls or upturned noses, and everyone said they wanted this recipe again! Thanks, Daisy and Paula!
By heffer158_11594751
Lehi, ut
on January 07, 2010
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Those ribs are awesome!!! My CUBAN FAMILY loved it!!! Easy to make....except the lime squeezing part but other than that, my husband asks for this a lot!
By carolynalves_91...
Citrus Heights, CA
on July 14, 2009
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Yes, there were two obvious mistakes with this recipe. One cup olive oil, especially extra virgin is way too much. I doubled the recipe using six lbs of
pork shoulder country style ribs, bone in, and 3 tblsps regular olive oil to
cook the onions and garlic in and enough olive oil to coat the bottom of the pan for searing the ribs. It turned out fantastic and delicious. Great for a crowd!
By divercg33_11611342
houma, LA
on April 13, 2009
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I used this as a loose guide and loved it. I read all the other reviews and the 3 poor dont know how to make it to taste i guess. You should try it some time when you are having a lazy day, its very simple in my opinion. I made mine with rice and put juice over the rice it was great. also the 3 rib thing didnt matter, i made 4lbs, tender and juicy. I will keep this in my recipe box for a rainy day.
By cdbdump_11757468
Albany, OR
on March 24, 2009
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First it said 3 country ribs which I guess you can assume it is 3 LBs of country ribs????It tasted terrible, the citrus taste was over the top and trarte. Thank you Food Network but I will have to assume you don't all taste every dish. I will take more care now in trying your dishes as like a lot of Americans I don't have alot of money and I can't afford to make mistakes with food to feed my family.
Thanks but no Thanks
Carolyn Blake
By ronniemoore_117...
Newark, OH
on March 20, 2009
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I loved this recipe! It makes for a great Sunday meal so invite the family. There will be no leaftovers.
By hberger
marietta, GA
on May 27, 2008
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maybe a problem with hand-down or verbal recipes is that you don't get the accurate measurements? Too much oil? 3 ribs? too much sauce, too much lime.. too long of a cooking time... BUT if you get the balance right, it tastes yummi... don't follow the recipe, use the measurements that make sense, and taste the sauce!!