Yall talkin crap about the young man and his method but not realizing he a young cook and he learning. This is what cooking is all about. Trial and error. He doing it for himself so i aint even mad at him. He will get better as he goes
Nice to see the younger guys cooking up some gourmet dinner. I would be easy on the seasoning and would wrap it in alu foil and bake it like that for like 2 hrs, so it doesn't dry out, than uncover and bake another hour, apply sauce, broil for 10min and done.
Tip 1: mix seasoning in a bowl to ensure uniformity Tip 2: Season and place in fridge uncovered to dry brine for a day Tip 3: wrap ribs using tent method w heavy duty aluminum foil Tip 4: cook to fully done. Remove from foil. Apply BBQ sauce and broil till sauce is set Tip 5: allow ribs to rest Tip 6: use a baking sheet instead of that beautiful roasting pan and rack (nordicware makes some awesome baking sheets) Good luck brother.
"Season well" Proceeds to shake on toppings at different fall out rates instaad of blending in a bowl and rubbing. Rookie mistake. Good job kid. Proud of you for doing the damn thing!
Next time apply butter and let it melt on the meat side after you take the rack out of the oven. Then warm up the bbq sauce in a pot and evenly spread it. Lastly, put it back in the oven wrapped in tin foil for 10-20 mins.
You have to cover them with foil and add water,apple juice, orange juice or apple cider vinegar which ever you prefer and bake them for 3 hours it will be fall off the bone tender add them back in the oven for 30 more minutes add sauce and it will be like they cam out the grill crispy and fall off the bone tender
For Baby Back Pork Rubs or St Louis pork Spare ribs - After covering entirely with the seasoning of ur choice; Wrap in aluminum foil put in oven at 275 degrees for two hours then at 350 for 1 hour after adding butter, brown sugar and a small amount of coke or root beer; then take off foil and add bbq sauce of ur choice and back in oven for 5 to 10 minutes at 500 degrees. The ribs will be fall off the bone, tender and delicious. 😃❤️
U need to add oil and rub that seasonings in so it can actually penetrate that meats leaving the seasoning dry is gonna make a dry outer layer and cause it to darken or burn
Yea I was just thinking the same thing, and u can leave it uncovered for the last 20min or less to get a nice char on the edge and dry the barbeque sauce
since they are pork they have a lot of intermuscular fat so pretty much any way you cook ribs they aren't going to be dry unless you cook them for like 12 hours in a hot oven lol