Recipe by Nechama Norman

Smothered Baby Back Ribs

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Smothered Baby Back Ribs
Meat Meat
Easy Easy
3 Servings
Allergens

Contains

- Soy
3 Hours, 20 Minutes
Diets
- Gluten Free - Low Carb

In the mood for a good sauce that’s not from a bottle? I am too! This sauce will make other ribs jealous.

Ingredients

Main ingredients

Directions

Prepare the Ribs

1.

Preheat oven to 250ºF. Rinse ribs and pat dry.

2.

Heat a large saute pan over medium-high heat. Add ribs and sear on each side for about three minutes. Remove ribs from pan and place in a roasting or baking pan.

3.

Add onion to the pan and saute (in rendered fat from ribs) until golden. Add rest of the ingredients and stir. Bring to a boil, then lower heat. Pour sauce over ribs.

4.

Cover and bake for three hours, turning meat over halfway through cooking time to ensure even braising.

Tips:

  Why use a roasting pan over a regular baking pan? Roasting pans hold and conduct heat better than regular pans. In addition, roasting pans produce a juicier protein because the heat is conducted and is maintained in the pan. Roasting pans cook evenly. I also find that my cooking time is shortened when I use a roasting pan. I personally like using a smaller roaster (available at Jewish home goods stores) which fit my five to seven pound roasts and my whole roasted (and brined ) chicken really perfectly (it’s pictured in the lamb shank photo). It cleans like a breeze too.   Notice that I didn’t call for oil when searing these meats? That’s on purpose. These meats will render their own fats. Rendered fat lends a deeper flavor to the finished dish, and the additional oil isn’t necessary.

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delicious sauce Nechama Norman ribs sauce
Smothered Baby Back Ribs

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Roizy
Roizy
3 months ago

It was incredible 🤤! I didn’t have tomato paste so used ketchup instead. Came out so so good would make again!

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Chanie
Chanie
3 years ago

what size tomato paste, how many oz?

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Raquel Malul
Raquel Malul
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Reply to  Chanie
3 years ago

6 oz

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raizi
raizi
5 years ago

Chnagedmneat? Can I make this on a flanken roast?

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Raquel Malul
Raquel Malul
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Reply to  raizi
5 years ago

Yes, you may need to adjust the cooking time.

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