Root Beer Glazed Ribs
Root Beer Glazed Ribs

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Here is a simple recipe for country style pork ribs. Country ribs are part of the loin on the pig. It's usually very tender, especially if you cook it right.

To begin with this recipe, we must first prepare a few ingredients. You can cook root beer glazed ribs using 10 ingredients and 10 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.

The ingredients needed to make Root Beer Glazed Ribs:
  1. Get slab baby back ribs
  2. Make ready root beer
  3. Make ready onion powder
  4. Make ready white pepper
  5. Prepare ginger; minced
  6. Get garlic powder
  7. Make ready vegetable oil
  8. Take salt
  9. Prepare cornstarch
  10. Make ready cold water

Our Country-Style Root Beer-Glazed Ribs are oven-baked for year-round BBQ flavor. They're absolutely juicy, mouthwatering, tender and melt-in-your-mouth! Look inside The Old Farmer's Almanac EATS for more people-pleasing recipes! Place ribs in a shallow roasting pan.

Steps to make Root Beer Glazed Ribs:
  1. Place root beer and minced ginger in a small sauce pot. Reduce by 3/4.
  2. Cut ribs in half. Boil for 5 minutes. Cool down ribs.
  3. Rub with vegetable oil. Season with onion powder, white pepper, and salt.
  4. Grill on grill plate for two minutes each side to get grill marks and slight caramelization, or skip this step.
  5. Tear two sections of tin foil big enough to make a pocket to hold each slab of ribs.
  6. Place each slab of ribs in the tin foil. Pour a little bit of root beer over each slab. Fold the foil over to make a sealed pocket for each slab.
  7. Roast at 300° for approximately three hours or until ribs are nearly fall off the bone tender. If the ribs fall off the bone very easily, they are overcooked, but still edible.
  8. Whisk cornstarch and water together in a small, shallow bowl. Add slurry to reduced root beer very slowly while whisking vigorously, to avoid clumps. Cook for approximately 5 minutes over medium heat to cook out the starchy taste. Slowly and carefully add more slurry if glaze is not thick enough.
  9. Open each foil packet, and brush with root beer glaze. Roast uncovered ribs another 5 minutes to get a beautiful shiny glaze.
  10. Variations; Sake, 5 spice seasoning, apple cider vinegar, molasses, brown sugar, bay leaf, malt vinegar, vanilla extract, espresso, star anise, basil, tarragon

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