The sauce can be used as either a marinade or an accompanying sauce after the meat is cooked. If marinating, place all sauce ingredients in a small bowl and stir to combine. Place ribs in a large ...

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1. For the sauce, combine all ingredients with a whisk or a fork; reserve. The sauce can be made in advance and kept overnight in the refrigerator. 2. Heat oven to 250F. For the pork, put ribs in ...

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St. Louis-style ribs are more manageable than untrimmed pork spareribs. If you use baby back ribs, reduce oven cooking time (step 6) to 1 to 2 hours. To remove the rib membrane, use a paring knife to ...

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1. In a glass measure, combine all the marinade ingredients. Remove half of the marinade and set it aside in the refrigerator. Place the ribs in a food-grade sealable plastic bag. You can fold the ...

My Chinese grandmother, Tina, sits to my right at the head of our Christmas dinner table, the matriarch of the family, poised, shoulders up straight and a sincere look on her face. She quietly eats ...