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For the ribs
For the sauce
Preheat oven to 450°F. Using a paper towel for grip, remove the thin membrane from the underside of the ribs. Coat both sides of ribs with oil and season generously with salt and pepper. Place ribs fat side up on a sheet pan and bake 20 minutes or until well browned.
Meanwhile, make the barbeque sauce. Heat oil in a sauce pan over medium heat. Add onions and cook until soft, about 6-7 minutes. Add remaining ingredients and whisk to combine. Reduce heat to medium low and simmer for 15-20 minutes. Remove from heat and set aside.
Remove ribs from oven and reduce heat to 350°F. Pour half of the barbeque sauce evenly over ribs and return to oven. Bake for about 2 ½ hours, basting occasionally, until meat pulls away from the bones. Remove from oven and baste with remaining sauce before serving.
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Delicious! Sauce is just right, not too sweet. Ribs are easy to prepare. A real husband pleaser!
We had them they were delicious! I thought buying 3 racks of ribs s/b enough to feed my sons, big mistake!!
First you start with great meat from The Fresh Market. So glad to have a good recipe using my oven since I don't have a grill. Basted every half hour, added honey to sauce for Caramelization and cut the vinegar, used chili sauce instead of ketchup to add more spice and a tsp. of liquid smoke for pizazz. Perfect, tender, juicy ribs. Thanks Fresh Market.
We cannot use any kind of grill at our condo, so when I found this recipe I thought I would give it a try - I really miss grilling out . Boy, am I glad I did. I followed the recipe exactly as written - using the baby backs I bought at Fresh Market. The ribs were absolutely perfect. No need to worry about not having a grill with this recipe. Thank you Fresh Market. I may never cook ribs on a grill again!
Wow...surprisingly simple and when finished, delicioso. Love it.
I will fix this again they went over big at our family dinner.
This is a very tasty recipe and I loved it because I can make it in any weather as a grill isn't required.
Very good...however, there is a foolproof way to shorten the cooking time and ensure they are always tender: Rub about 3 lbs. of ribs with your choice of rub or spices. Get out your pressure cooker, and I put 1/2 " of apple juice, pickling spice, and liquid smoke into the pot. Cook on high for only 22 minutes. Sauce them up, on the hot grill to brown and caramelize them, and you're done. The best ever. Total time: about 35 minutes. Nice when you're having company.
The ingredients and directions were spot on The ribs were fall off of the bone and tender.
I would cook longer at 225 degrees. After three hours then coat with bbq sauce----cook 1 hour longer !!
tried and it was great, thanks
We will definitely try this recipe again! The sauce is excellent - better than bottled - and the oven directions work beautifully. Some of us do make a slight adjustment with the chili powder, according to one's taste. We think the final time can be shortened depending on the size of the ribs. So glad we tried it out. Now it takes second place after our once favorite oven ribs. Thanks TFM! Happy 4th!
Very easy to make, made exactly to the recipe. The time seemed a bit long because they ribs were a bit dry. It didn't say how many pounds so maybe the racks were a bit small. The sauce was delicious. I have saved the recipe to try again with less time but overall very good. I am picky about ribs so this is a very high statement from me.
great recipe!!! Thank you!
Delicious!! Easy too!!
Good recipe.
I cooked one large meaty rack of ribs cut into 2 pieces (from the Fresh Market), and used this recipe as directed. I did have to cook them ten minutes longer at 450 as they were very thick and needed to brown. My husband said they were delicious and the only way he wants his ribs now. I sampled them and the taste was very good. I put the ribs on an aluminum foil lined pan. After the first hour, when the sauce had been poured over the ribs, I removed the ribs from the sheet pan, threw away the foil, and placed a fresh piece of foil on the pan. I returned the ribs to the sheet pan, basted them and continued cooking. ( I did not want sauce burning on the sheet pan as I cooked them). I basted them 2 times each hour of cooking. I kept a small sauce pan with the sauce warm while basting. The last 30 minutes I lightly dabbed them with sauce before removing them from the oven. The ribs looked really great with the baked sauce when I took them from the oven. The sauce thickens and darkens on the ribs, a beautiful color. I will definitely make again.
Excellent!