Sweet Ribs
Posted: Sat Feb 03, 2018 10:33 pm
Been a LONG time since I've used this recipe, can't wait til game time tomorrow. We're going to a friend's house for the game, he's doing slow cooked Roast Beef, another guy is bringing Sausage and Peppers, another guy is bringing his ( Appetite and probably Take Home Containers ) cuz he's a MOOCH !!, Grrrrrrr.
Anyhow, we're taking 13 lbs of Rib End Pork Loin slow cooked ( in the oven ) this time at 200 for about 4.5 to 5 hrs.
Rubbed all of them with EVOO, then 1/2 of them with Sucklebusters Texas Pecan ( probably my favorite in the line up ) and the other 1/2 with a rub from Cabela's.
We tried this rub almost 18 years ago for the first time and fell in love with it. Gonna let them soak in the rubs overnight and tomorrow they will get a Heavy dose of Dark Brown Sugar, then topped with Lemon Slices before going in the oven for the cook.
Usually, I'd prefer the Akorn for the cooking method, but the oven method has proved worthy every time so far so the oven it is.
When these are done, they sit in a nice layer of liquid candy that has a subtle heat and can be spooned over them as you eat em :)
This is a first for the Texas Pecan in this recipe so it will be all new for us, but just the smell alone of this Texas Pecan drives me insane !
I'll share the verdict tomorrow before we leave, you know I need to " test " them to make sure they are safe for everyone first :):)
Anyhow, we're taking 13 lbs of Rib End Pork Loin slow cooked ( in the oven ) this time at 200 for about 4.5 to 5 hrs.
Rubbed all of them with EVOO, then 1/2 of them with Sucklebusters Texas Pecan ( probably my favorite in the line up ) and the other 1/2 with a rub from Cabela's.
We tried this rub almost 18 years ago for the first time and fell in love with it. Gonna let them soak in the rubs overnight and tomorrow they will get a Heavy dose of Dark Brown Sugar, then topped with Lemon Slices before going in the oven for the cook.
Usually, I'd prefer the Akorn for the cooking method, but the oven method has proved worthy every time so far so the oven it is.
When these are done, they sit in a nice layer of liquid candy that has a subtle heat and can be spooned over them as you eat em :)
This is a first for the Texas Pecan in this recipe so it will be all new for us, but just the smell alone of this Texas Pecan drives me insane !
I'll share the verdict tomorrow before we leave, you know I need to " test " them to make sure they are safe for everyone first :):)