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THE BEST PORK RIBS 
Pork ribs (any variety)
1 bottle barbeque sauce (I prefer Sweet Baby Rays)
1 c. Orange Juice

Mix together Barbeque Sauce and orange juice. Lay ribs in a baking pan and pour BBQ mixture over the top. The ribs should be nearly submerged in the BBQ mix.

Cover pan with foil and set oven to 250°F

Option 1: Cook for approx. 3 hrs (depending on amount of meat). Remove from pan and serve. The meat will be juicy and delicious and it should literally fall right off the bone. If you cook them this way they are EXCELLENT but its nearly impossible to eat them with your hands.

Option 2: Cook meat for about 2 hrs, remove from oven and transfer to hot grill. While on grill, continue to brush with BBQ mix from pan. They should only need a few minutes on each side. The BBQ sauce should get a bit crispy, and although the meat isn't quite as tender this way, they will still be quite tasty and much easier to serve and eat.

Submitted by: Deirdre Larsen

recipe reviews
The Best Pork Ribs
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 Larry James says:
Best ribs I ever had. I am NOT a good cook, and this is so easy! Thank you for sharing, now even I can make great ribs following these simple directions!
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 sharon says:
Easy and simple method, ribs turn out immaculate, meat juicy and tender.
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 Happy Eater (Pennsylvania) says:
Omg! This is so easy! So juicy! So fall-off-the-bone-delicious! So wonderful! Such a masterpiece!! With that, yes, I used KC-Masterpiece orig bbq sauce, but following your recipe with option 1 - they were really good!!! Thank you so much!! Oh and by the way, for other readers: this recipe keeps the meat flavor - it just adds to it and makes it very excellent! You must try this!!!
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 Gordon (Ohio) says:
Followed the recipe. Meat falls off the bone. Had left over sauce we used on chicken breasts and was great tasting.
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 Joshua (Ohio) says:
I am using this recipe and adding a few things. I did a brown sugar rub down and added some honey to the meat prior to adding the bbq sauce. I'll post back later on tonight and let you know how they were!
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 Happy Chef (United States) says:
I have come back to this recipe many times. I used it in my first attempt at making ribs. My family loves it!!!! Now, sometime I add some honey or brown sugar to the sauce when I'm mixing in the orange juice. Delicious. Thank you for sharing it!!
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 Troy Flowers (Missouri) says:
Great recipe!
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 Barbara Lacey (Ontario) says:
do you need to boil the ribs first to avoid them coming out greasy?
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 Carol Schwab (Texas) says:
I'm not a griller and can hardly wait to try this delicious sounding recipe. My thanks to you!
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 Neen (United States) says:
Best ribs not only that I ever made -- but that I ever had. Just excellent. I used baby back ribs.
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 Dave (Alabama) says:
I have grilled for years and these were the BEST EVER baby back ribs. My daughter could not get enough and the meat was fall off the bone good. These were so easy !!!
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 Melanie Chambers (California) says:
I have made these a few times and they are great. Sometimes I just soak the ribs in the OJ then lay out some foil, slather on BBQ sauce, and then bake in oven for a couple hours or until done. Everyone loves them!
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 S.Hemingson (Minnesota) says:
My husban and I just love this recipe. We both enjoy our meat tender and cooked off the bone. This recipe was the best I ever had.

Thank you for sharing
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 Jennifer (United States) says:
Loved this recipe...Loved the sauce. We did option 2 and it was an easy grilled rib recipe without spending an hour at the grill. Thanks!
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 Frances (Wisconsin) says:
This recipe was excellent! Tonight we are making ribs using this recipe again! Simple and delicious!!! Would recommend this to everyone!!!

 

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