What will ya need?
Broiler Pan
Pack of Baby Back Ribs
Cajun Seasoning
Favorite Barbecue Sauce
Cover de bottom of the broiler pan with tin foil. Split de ribs to where they fit in de pan. Shake Cajun seasoning on bottom and top.
** Was just told by Scott Coco with Alliance Security Systems (Alexandria, Louisiana) that when cooking ribs, there is a thin film on the bottom of the ribs. When you take that thin film off the bottom, it makes the ribs easier to eat.
Cover the ribs with tin foil so they're air tight. Cook in oven at 350 for 1 1/2 hours.
After 'bout 1 1/2 hours, you should see the rib meat coming away from de bone (like de picture above). Put ya some of your favorite barbecue sauce on the ribs. We don't mean put a drip here - we mean REALLY put the sauce on. CAKE IT. Then cover yer ribs back up. Put'em back in de oven for another half hour.
That is some mighty fine ribs right chere!
Happy Cookin'!
Craw-Momma
Hey cookin momma, that film is referred to as a membrane but you got the point with your post.
ReplyDeleteLOL - The thin white tape like stuff. Better? -snickers-
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