How to BBQ Baby Back Ribs in the Oven

Posted by admin on March 10th, 2010 and filed under baby back ribs | 25 Comments »

http://TheFrugalChef.com. Step-by-step instructions on how to cook BBQ
baby back ribs in the oven whenever you do not want to fire up your grill! . Check out the apple juice barbecue sauce @ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wugjUWoVPVE

Duration : 0:6:42


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25 Responses

  1. pastryparrot1 Says:

    Pretty much! Thanks …
    Pretty much! Thanks for coming by!

  2. barageta Says:

    So stick in oven …
    So stick in oven covered with foil for thirty minutes and sauce again….and then stick in again without foil with door partially open?

  3. pastryparrot1 Says:

    Thank you for …
    Thank you for watching! I really appreciate it and hope everything comes out great! Have a wonderful week!

  4. BigBleedinSteve Says:

    I just bought some …
    I just bought some ribs today but wasnt sure what to do with them. Your recipe looks great. I will make them in the next day or two and can’t wait. Thank you for the lesson!

  5. pastryparrot1 Says:

    YAY! I am so happy …
    YAY! I am so happy right now! I love it when things work out well! Thank you so much!

  6. Formulaone21 Says:

    Hey there,
    I tried …

    Hey there,
    I tried your BBQd Baby Back Ribs in the Oven with the Rub and the BBQ Sauce with apple juice and they were awesome. Everyone that tried them thought they were great. Thanks for the great rub and sauce recipes. There work perfect. Keep up the good work.

  7. pastryparrot1 Says:

    That is awesome! …
    That is awesome! Thanks for watching and trying them out! I appreciate it a lot!

  8. xgetxlikexmex Says:

    omg! i made these 2 …
    omg! i made these 2 weeks ago and they were so good..thanx so much..oh and i made two racks. but on one of them i put less cayanne and more suagr and they were less spicier and yummier!!

  9. pastryparrot1 Says:

    It is! Thanks for …
    It is! Thanks for coming by! I appreciate it!

  10. barbidollz Says:

    sounds easy…thanks
    sounds easy…thanks

  11. pastryparrot1 Says:

    Thanks for coming …
    Thanks for coming by! I appreciate it!

  12. brandondallas Says:

    I think keeping the …
    I think keeping the membrane on adds flavor. It’s easier to pull it off when the rib is already cooked and on your plate. …just my opinion.

  13. pastryparrot1 Says:

    Hope they come out …
    Hope they come out fine!

  14. OperationThrash Says:

    ooooh! haha dont i …
    ooooh! haha dont i feel dumb. Thanks im doing this recipe right now cuz I dont wanna use the girl. Using my own rub and so far they look mmmmmm good! thanks alot.

  15. pastryparrot1 Says:

    The oven metal rack …
    The oven metal rack. You can position it lower so that your ribs don’t burn. Thanks for watching!

  16. OperationThrash Says:

    you put them …
    you put them underneath the broiler, but not directly underneath you put the rack on the bottom? What rack?

  17. pastryparrot1 Says:

    Yes! You will love …
    Yes! You will love them! Thanks for coming by!

  18. Minky2488 Says:

    It’s look so …
    It’s look so delicious. I would love to try this next time I go to the groccery store

  19. pastryparrot1 Says:

    Thanks! I …
    Thanks! I appreciate you coming by!

  20. DaBossManATL Says:

    good video
    good video

  21. pastryparrot1 Says:

    These ribs were …
    These ribs were cooked to perfection. Try them out. You will be very happy with them. Promise. Thanks for coming by!

  22. macaw2000 Says:

    I just don’t see …
    I just don’t see how you broke down the collagen with such a short cooking time.

  23. pastryparrot1 Says:

    There was …
    There was practically no liquid at the bottom of the pan. These are absolutely wonderful! Thanks for coming by! I really appreciate it!

  24. tuckerjeffrey Says:

    Did you use any …
    Did you use any water in the bottom of your roasting pan, or did you just dry bake these delicious looking ribs? Thank you very much for the info….

  25. pastryparrot1 Says:

    This is the …
    This is the standard roasting pan that comes with all ovens. I would try the internet – perhaps. If you can’t find one go ahead and use any roasting pan with a rack. Thanks for coming by!

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