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| Living in an apartment I have limited access to a grill so when I get a desire to taste a good old fashioned backyard bbq it isn't easy. Also during the week its not easy to put in the time that you have for those weekend bbq's.
I went to the store wanting to recreate this type meal but wanting a minimal amount of work. Of course it also has to taste good.
Was going to make some chicken but stopped when I saw the prerubbed ribs. Part of the work was done. I took a chance with the ribs since I didn't really have time to let a rub do its work.
Next were the sides. Corn on the cob is easy and quick and goes so well with bbq. Then some pre-made potato salad and beans. Find a brand you like and you have something thats close to home made. Add some more flavor and you are on. I got a brand that really didn't need any work.
Since ribs always need a good mop I found a decent bbq sauce and with a lil chipolte tobasco and other flavors it would do.
Over 2 hours before I wanted to eat I preheated the oven to 350 and got the ribs out. I put a nice coat of the mop on both sides and into the oven it went
After setting the timer I did other things for an hour and a half. At this point I took the ribs out of the oven applied some more of the mop and back in for a half hour. With just enough time left to boil water and corn I returned to the kitchen got the corn going and when done got the other sides out. The timer went off and after testing for tenderness I pulled the baby backs from the oven and set my plate.
Total time in kitchen wasn't 20 minutes to be honest and the cooking time was over 2 hours. Quick easy simple and very tasty. This meal could have come from the bbq.
Vegetarian: Old Indian word for bad fisherman.
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| Oh yeah... that is right up my alley! Hmm, one day if you are able, you may wanna have your own cafe.
I once had a bad day of fishing, but it was still great! CHB: the few, the proud, the chosen |
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