Melt-In-Your-Mouth Barbecued Ribs
Show: Quick Fix Meals with Robin Miller
Episode: Slow and Steady Wins the Race
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By surihernan
San Antonio, TX
on August 17, 2010
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My four boys love ribs, and I've made these for them many times when we are too busy to spend time over the grill. The house smells great by dinner and I always use the leftovers for pulled pork sammys. Don't forget to season your ribs, and putting some sliced up onion, garlic, & peppers under them in the slow cooker only adds more flavor!
By samphire74_11554892
kirkland, WA
on August 17, 2010
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Terrible, horibble, no good, very bad! Do not waste your ribs on this sauce!
By recipe12collector
CA
on August 17, 2010
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We didn't care for the sauce even though I jacked it up with extra seasoning and liquid smoke. The meat was very tender but had very little flavor. I was very disappointed as the cost of 2 slabs of ribs isn't cheap. I'm searching for a good recipe of both dry and wet ribs to find the best. I can't beleive this recipe was tested before filming.
By dvusir_13078980
Stoney Creek
on August 16, 2010
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At what point are these even close to barbecued ribs????
By kms149_13078941
lakeville, 63
on August 16, 2010
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Why not just boil the meat and serve it with ketchup?
Take a little time and effort and do bbq the justice it deserves.
By bryan_12489583
Monroe, 87
on August 13, 2010
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Mr. Alton Brown needs to sit Ms. Miller down for a serious heart to heart chat about food or at least ribs. It would behoove Ms. Miller to research the 3-2-1 method for cooking ribs. I pray that Food Network can enroll Ms. Miller in some remedial cooking school. Food is getting way too expensive to abuse in this manner.
By nancimac55_13060661
Woodland, 43
on August 09, 2010
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We made these ribs yesterday and the house smelled fantastic all afternoon. The ribs were fall-off-the-bone tender and the liquid was delicious but the meat was flavorless. But after we added thinned barbecue sauce and stored leftovers covered in BBQ sauce, it was great for the next night's meal. I will keep looking for the perfect recipe...
By fiddlejock_9585040
Kansas City, MO
on August 08, 2010
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Though I will readily admit I have not tried it, I am offended by the very idea of this recipe. As anyone else from Kansas City will tell you, ribs MUST be cooked in a smoker. The equivalent would be a recipe for microwaved steak. And the sauce, really?!
In the name of all that is holy (like BBQ, please don't ruin a great rack of pork spare ribs by cooking them with this recipe.
By garden4fun_11937631
Signal Mountain, TN
on August 08, 2010
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Hey ddddddddddddddd from Oysterbay, NY, Joseph is right. The cook time in the recipe heading does say 3 min., even though it clearly states 6 hours in the recipe itself. So don't be so harsh on Joe, he was right. Not a fan of this recipe, the sauce was bland and I always sear/brown ribs before cooking in a crock pot, which, of course, does not compare to grilling! I am wondering if Robin's show will be moved to the new Food Channel, where many of the less popular chefs seem to be going, i.e. Ingrid H., Nigella L., Jamie Oliver and others.
By redhouseart_129...
graeagle, 43
on August 07, 2010
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Poor tomato sauce, not close to a BBQ sauce. Maybe ok for short ribs
BBQ ribs are done on a BBQ or smoker not my grandmothers crock pot.