Boneless Country Style Ribs
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Does anyone have any advice for making Boneless Country Style Ribs? I wasn’t even aware of them, but saw a video last evening and now I’m intrigued.
I’d like to cut them myself. Do you suggest cutting them from a Boston Butt, a pork loin, or other cut? If from a Boston Butt, any tips on how to cut them?
On the video I watched, they suggested smoking for 1 hour at 300 (this seemed high to me) and then braising them in a BBQ sauce mixture until IT of 195. They looked amazing! -
I have never cut them myself, I usually get them already cut at local grocer. I cook them on my Traeger. 350 degrees about 7 minutes per side. Your choice of seasoning and sauce. They are delicious. Never tried smoking them.
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We also buy them cut up from the grocery.
Marinated with soy sauce, chopped fresh garlic, chopped green onion, 5-star anise Asian spices and grilled over a wood or charcoal fire.
They are powerful good! -
Does anyone have any advice for making Boneless Country Style Ribs? I wasn’t even aware of them, but saw a video last evening and now I’m intrigued.
I’d like to cut them myself. Do you suggest cutting them from a Boston Butt, a pork loin, or other cut? If from a Boston Butt, any tips on how to cut them?
On the video I watched, they suggested smoking for 1 hour at 300 (this seemed high to me) and then braising them in a BBQ sauce mixture until IT of 195. They looked amazing! -
We use country style ribs all the time, just had some tonight. Wife made them in the pressure cooker. My favorite tho is I bake them covered with my homemade sauerkraut… They stay nice and moist and tender
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Does anyone have any advice for making Boneless Country Style Ribs? I wasn’t even aware of them, but saw a video last evening and now I’m intrigued.
I’d like to cut them myself. Do you suggest cutting them from a Boston Butt, a pork loin, or other cut? If from a Boston Butt, any tips on how to cut them?
On the video I watched, they suggested smoking for 1 hour at 300 (this seemed high to me) and then braising them in a BBQ sauce mixture until IT of 195. They looked amazing! -
We eat country style ribs weekly, try curing them and then slow smoking, buckboard bacon and it is terrific. You can also cut them off the bone, cube them up and chicken fry them and make some gravy from the drippings, it is wonderful.
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We eat country style ribs weekly, try curing them and then slow smoking, buckboard bacon and it is terrific. You can also cut them off the bone, cube them up and chicken fry them and make some gravy from the drippings, it is wonderful.
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Yes cure it like any cut and you would want to slice it after the smoke, but at my house it usually doesn’t even make it in the house before consumption. We eat it like fried pork chops, right off the bone.
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I usually buy them pre-cut and then just cook low and slow until very tender. Season with good rub. Sometimes I will glaze with a sauce sometimes not.
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I just grill them usually, it’s my second favorite cut of pork after the pork ribeye.
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My mom would pressure cook them in sauce. I slow cook, grill up and sauce.
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Well, I tried them out this weekend. And, I think they turned out great! Cut them from a pork shoulder. Used my traditional rub. Smoked on my GMG for about 1.5 hours, then put into a pan with a BBQ sauce, apple juice, chopped jalapenos, and brown sugar mixture, covered and baked in the oven for about 2.5 hours until IT of 200. I’ll be doing this again soon! Super easy to do and shorter cook time than a full pork shoulder…and more surface area for yummy bark!
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Well, I tried them out this weekend. And, I think they turned out great! Cut them from a pork shoulder. Used my traditional rub. Smoked on my GMG for about 1.5 hours, then put into a pan with a BBQ sauce, apple juice, chopped jalapenos, and brown sugar mixture, covered and baked in the oven for about 2.5 hours until IT of 200. I’ll be doing this again soon! Super easy to do and shorter cook time than a full pork shoulder…and more surface area for yummy bark!
cdub2007 looks great!
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Well, I tried them out this weekend. And, I think they turned out great! Cut them from a pork shoulder. Used my traditional rub. Smoked on my GMG for about 1.5 hours, then put into a pan with a BBQ sauce, apple juice, chopped jalapenos, and brown sugar mixture, covered and baked in the oven for about 2.5 hours until IT of 200. I’ll be doing this again soon! Super easy to do and shorter cook time than a full pork shoulder…and more surface area for yummy bark!
cdub2007 man you have a big pan of goodness. I want to say that country ribs come from around the front, near the shoulder. I have been gathering meal ingredients for the 7/4 holiday week, we usually have company for 7-10 days. Might just toss some of those in the cart .
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I’ve seen them at the grocery store cut from the loin. Don’t do it! I’m mean, not that the extra-lean pork loin meat is a bad thing, but it’s nothing like a “rib”.
Sometimes I find them pre-cut from the shoulder, sometimes I’ll cut my own. I usually cook mine using the 3-2-1 method like you’d do ribs and they turn out amazing.
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I’ve seen them at the grocery store cut from the loin. Don’t do it! I’m mean, not that the extra-lean pork loin meat is a bad thing, but it’s nothing like a “rib”.
Sometimes I find them pre-cut from the shoulder, sometimes I’ll cut my own. I usually cook mine using the 3-2-1 method like you’d do ribs and they turn out amazing.
gChart I do a 2-2-1 @ 240 and have never been disappointed
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