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Sep 10 2013 07:21pm
Any ideas on recipes for cooking Pork ribs in a crock pot?? Also iso cooking techniques!! Thanks guys!!
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Sep 11 2013 06:53pm
Since no one responded I made it up as I went!! Heres what I did:

1. Cut ribs into 6 inch slabs to fit into crock pot
2. Seasoned with apple wood bbq seasoning, garlic granules, slat, pepper, and paprika. (Dry rub)
3. Made a layer of brown sugar on the bottom of the crock pot and layered the ribs with brown sugar in between each layer and some on top.
4. Just cooked on high for 3 hours then on low for a few hours. I made sure to rotated the bottom layers around to the top and vise versa.

Meat was fall off the bone and juicy and it wasn't dry! I was concerned it might be dry because there wasnt any liquid covering them, but they turned out hella yummy and moist.


Just thought id share for yall!! :thumbsup:
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Sep 12 2013 09:32am
awhhhhh daymnnnn n I didn't get na invite :(

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Sep 12 2013 11:36am
Quote (wsglendale818 @ Sep 12 2013 08:32am)
awhhhhh daymnnnn n I didn't get na invite :(



where have you been?!
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Sep 13 2013 01:20am
Quote (RoXie @ Sep 11 2013 08:53pm)
Since no one responded I made it up as I went!! Heres what I did:

1. Cut ribs into 6 inch slabs to fit into crock pot
2. Seasoned with apple wood bbq seasoning, garlic granules, slat, pepper, and paprika. (Dry rub)
3. Made a layer of brown sugar on the bottom of the crock pot and layered the ribs with brown sugar in between each layer and some on top.
4. Just cooked on high for 3 hours then on low for a few hours. I made sure to rotated the bottom layers around to the top and vise versa.

Meat was fall off the bone and juicy and it wasn't dry! I was concerned it might be dry because there wasnt any liquid covering them, but they turned out hella yummy and moist.


Just thought id share for yall!! :thumbsup:


id also layer alittle squeeze butter/marjorine with the brown sugar.
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Sep 13 2013 10:31am
Quote (RoXie @ Sep 12 2013 10:36am)
where have you been?!


been busy gurl, not sure if much time to play nemore this ladder, gunna hit up on rs thou..

wat u been up to? how u been?

This post was edited by wsglendale818 on Sep 13 2013 10:31am
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Sep 14 2013 07:58am
hmm maybe some vinegar in there next time. or some honey!
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