Recipe: Ruby Tuesday Baby Back Ribs (quantity recipe) and Ruby Tuesday's Memphis Dry Rub Ribs (repost)
Main Dishes - Pork, HamRUBY TUESDAY BABY BACK RIBS
Meaty, juicy, and full of savory pork flavor.
Baby Back Ribs: 11 racks
Rib seasoning: 2 tbsp per rack
Liquid smoke : 1.5 cups
Water: 4.5 cups
Margarine, melted: 500ml+150ml
Score the backside of the ribs 3 times across the membrane. Place the ribs on a sheet tray and lightly rub each side with 1 tablespoon of rib seasoning. Shake off any excess.
Place a screen in the bottom of a 6 inch deep pan and pour 1.5 cups of liquid smoke and 4.5 cups of water into the bottom of the pan. Cook no more than 11 racks per pan.
Arrange 8 ribs in a pan vertically, bow out, bow in, bow out, bow in. Then arrange 3 more racks lengthwise across the top of other ribs.
Tightly cover pan with a single layer of plastic wrap, followed by a layer of aluminum foil over the plastic wrap. Critical: It is very important the pan be tightly sealed. There should be no holes in the aluminum foil.
Cook the ribs in a convection oven set at 250 degree F for 3 hrs or so. The rib will practically fall off from the bones when done.
When the ribs are done loosen foil and place it in a cooler to rapidly reduce the temperature.
As soon as the ribs are cool enough to handle, brush each side with melted margarine. Wrap individual racks in plastic wrap. Day-dot and refrigerate to 40 degrees F.
From: Hungry Zone
Source: Ruby Tuesday
Another recipe:
Ruby Tuesday's Memphis Dry Rub Ribs (copycat)
Board: Copycat Recipe Requests at Recipelink.com
From: Halyna - NY 11-4-2006
Msg ID: 1424946
MSG URL: Ruby Tuesdays Memphis Dry Rub Ribs Copycat
Meaty, juicy, and full of savory pork flavor.
Baby Back Ribs: 11 racks
Rib seasoning: 2 tbsp per rack
Liquid smoke : 1.5 cups
Water: 4.5 cups
Margarine, melted: 500ml+150ml
Score the backside of the ribs 3 times across the membrane. Place the ribs on a sheet tray and lightly rub each side with 1 tablespoon of rib seasoning. Shake off any excess.
Place a screen in the bottom of a 6 inch deep pan and pour 1.5 cups of liquid smoke and 4.5 cups of water into the bottom of the pan. Cook no more than 11 racks per pan.
Arrange 8 ribs in a pan vertically, bow out, bow in, bow out, bow in. Then arrange 3 more racks lengthwise across the top of other ribs.
Tightly cover pan with a single layer of plastic wrap, followed by a layer of aluminum foil over the plastic wrap. Critical: It is very important the pan be tightly sealed. There should be no holes in the aluminum foil.
Cook the ribs in a convection oven set at 250 degree F for 3 hrs or so. The rib will practically fall off from the bones when done.
When the ribs are done loosen foil and place it in a cooler to rapidly reduce the temperature.
As soon as the ribs are cool enough to handle, brush each side with melted margarine. Wrap individual racks in plastic wrap. Day-dot and refrigerate to 40 degrees F.
From: Hungry Zone
Source: Ruby Tuesday
Another recipe:
Ruby Tuesday's Memphis Dry Rub Ribs (copycat)
Board: Copycat Recipe Requests at Recipelink.com
From: Halyna - NY 11-4-2006
Msg ID: 1424946
MSG URL: Ruby Tuesdays Memphis Dry Rub Ribs Copycat
MsgID: 1434883
Shared by: Halyna -- NY
In reply to: ISO: Ruby Tuesdays Babyback Ribs (nt)
Board: Copycat Recipe Requests at Recipelink.com
Shared by: Halyna -- NY
In reply to: ISO: Ruby Tuesdays Babyback Ribs (nt)
Board: Copycat Recipe Requests at Recipelink.com
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| 2 | Recipe: Ruby Tuesday Baby Back Ribs (quantity recipe) and Ruby Tuesday's Memphis Dry Rub Ribs (repost) |
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