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Make Restaurant-Style Spicy Baby Back Ribs at Home

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Baby back ribs is a yummy pork dish that became very popular in Bacolod City. With its sweet, barbecue sauce and tender meat, it’s surely going to cover a lot of rice. Which among the Bacolod restaurants serving baby back ribs do you prefer? What if you can make your own restaurant-style spicy baby back ribs at home? Here is a simple hack.

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~ Our spicy baby back ribs fresh from the oven. It would be better to use a better fitting baking pan. ~

Spicy Baby Back Ribs Recipe

Now, you can impress the whole family with your cooking prowess using this simple kitchen hack. McCormick Spicy Spareribs Seasoning Mix just made the job so much easier. So here’s your spicy baby back ribs, baby!

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~ The McCormick Spicy Spareribs Seasoning Mix is the secret to making restaurant-quality spicy baby back ribs. ~

Ingredients:

  • 800 gms-1 kilo of American Ribs, boiled in aromatic ingredients
  • Garlic, onions, laurel leaves, carrots, celery, salt, pepper
  • 1 whole head garlic, chopped
  • 1 onion, chopped
  • Salt and pepper
  • 3 Tbsps. honey or maple syrup
  • 1 pack McCormick Spicy Spareribs Seasoning Mix
  • 3/4 cup water
  • 2 Tbsps. oil
  • Dash of dried thyme, optional
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~ Lots of chopped onions and garlic make this recipe really aromatic and flavorful. ~

Procedure:

  1. Boil the ribs in water that can cover the meat. Add the garlic, onion, laurel leaves, salt, pepper, and other aromatic vegetables.
  2. Cook the ribs until tender, about 30-40 minutes of active boiling. Remove the ribs from the pot and drain.
  3. In a pan, mix the chopped garlic, onions, salt, pepper, and honey or maple syrup.
  4. Dissolve the McCormick Spicy Spareribs Seasoning Mix in 3/4 cup water. Add it in the pan. Stir in the oil and a dash of dried thyme.
  5. Heat this mixture and bring to a simmering boil. Add the ribs and cook for several minutes, turning the ribs around to make sure that all sides are coated. Turn off heat.
  6. Turn on the oven to 180°C .
  7. Lighting grease the bottom of a baking pan.
  8. Arrange the ribs on the pan and pour over the spicy seasoning mixture. Bake in the oven for about 30-40 minutes or until it turns an appetizing brown. Serve hot, usually with white rice.
~ Simmering the ribs in the sauce to make the flavors seep in. ~

Cooking tip: The boiling part is not just to make the ribs tender. It is also the time to inject flavor into the meaty parts. That is why you need to season the water and add aromatic ingredients. It helps add flavor and character to your ribs.

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~ Baking the ribs in the oven. ~

American Ribs

In Bacolod City, some meat shops are not aware when you order baby back ribs. So ask for the American ribs cut — this is what is used for the restaurant-style baby back ribs.

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~ American Ribs at Bahamas Meat Shop, located at Tindalo Street, Bacolod City. ~

I got my ribs at Bahamas Meat Shop, Tindalo Street, Bacolod City. Since it’s not readily available, you may want to order beforehand to make sure that they have American ribs on stock. Call 709-1587 for orders.

They offer a free delivery services for a minimum order of 10 kilos, especially during the Covid-19 enhanced community quarantine (ECQ).

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8 thoughts on “Make Restaurant-Style Spicy Baby Back Ribs at Home

  1. Baby Back ribs. Wow soooo wow po talaga . Sobrang sarap po talaga Mommy Sig. Unli rice please. Bukas na po ako mg diet. Charr Thank you for sharing your recipe and procedures. Really appreciated ❤️🥰

  2. Wow.. Mas masarap ung Version mo mommy. Can’t wait to try this… Suggest ko yan sa dinner para mas lalong maging sold out…

  3. Wow sarap naman. Im sure enjoy ang bawat family neto kapag ganito ulam namen. thank you for sharing your recipes mamsh. Pwede nato kapag meron mga occasion looks so special naman na handa siya ehh. Hehhehee. Kesa mag order kung pwede naman pala gawin.

  4. Looking Back on this Blog.. Fave kasi to ni Hubby kaso di ko alam lutuin. Pahingi po ng idea para maluto ko sa birthday nya.

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