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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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 Dave (Massachusetts) says:
Awesome!
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 Tom (California) says:
I used St. Louis ribs and baked it for 2.5 hrs then discarded the sauce and poured BBQ sauce over the meat, then baked it at 475°F for 10 minutes. This way the outside gets crunchy and the inside stays soft and moist. So yummy.
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 Ladyj3641 (Michigan) says:
Great recipe!! Meat fell off the bone! Just remember that you have to remove the outer membrane when you make ribs!!!!
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 Noah Burkham (Hawaii) says:
This recipe is very very easy and the ribs come out really good. It makes me look like the best rib maker ever. I highly suggest using this recipe !
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 Robert Palacioz (New Mexico) says:
I am divorced therefore, I do my own cooking. The Sweet Baby Rays BBQ sauce was excellent (the first time I have tried this sauce). I am now "hooked" on SBR sauce and will be doing all of my meats in this sauce. Its excellent without the OJ.
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 Joe Cascioli (Maryland) says:
Excellent.. Excellent.. if you just want to have the ribs with a dry rub, keep them in the oven at 250°F for 5 hours, they also will fall off the bone..
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 Dave (Wisconsin) says:
Great recipe! The only thing I would add, as is the method for cooking any pork ribs, is to peel off the very thin membrane from the bone side of the rack.
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 JAZZY (Florida) says:
This is by far the best recipe ever and I'm not a cook, my friend told me about this recipe. I tried it um, um, good! The meat was so juicy and falling off the bone. My mom even loved my ribs, (that's a first) lol! She was raving telling everybody how good they were. Needless to say, the pan didn't last long. So what that tell you. Can't go wrong with this one. You must try it, you'll love it!
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 Debbow (Florida) says:
I guess I was expecting too much with this recipe after reading all the reviews. I followed the directions exactly & the ribs were not even close to being fall off the bone tender. We also all agreed that it had too much orange flavor for us. I was very disappointed.
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 Mike Viehl (Connecticut) says:
Used full rack, sprinkled onion powder, garlic powder, pepper, salt, adobo, then covered in baby rays bbq sauce, not too much, rubbed all in, 350°F for 2 hrs covered, uncovered at 450°F for 15 more minutes and perfect.
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 David (Oregon) says:
the best ever fast and easy
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 Sarah (California) says:
Loved this. I come back to it every time I make ribs. Trying it with beef spareribs for the first time. I hope it turns out as amazing as the others did.
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 Nina (Texas) says:
Our family loves this recipe!!! It is delicious!
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 Foodie6281 (California) says:
Delicious recipe. Everytime I make it several people ask for the recipe and are amazed at how easy it is. I also use the Sweet Baby Rays Hickory Style which I like best.
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 Debbie (Texas) says:
At my house, the queen (me) doesn't cook, so anytime I get brave I have to find a recipe. Thank goodness I found this one. EASY! I made this for a gathering and after tasting it wanted to keep it all. Believe it or not, I actually cut the meat with a fork... a plastic fork! No joke-this recipe is mine for the ages!

 

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