Monday, July 19, 2010

BARBECUED PORK SPARE RIBS


Phew! It's hot! These days are very hot in Minneapolis. The sun seems to be having a good time glaring down at us. I feel baked sometimes. Oh,I think it's good to know how our cake batter feels in the oven! 8-)

Summer brings it's own joy! Joys of wearing my sleeveless tops, skirts and shorts as well as fruits and BBQ! I love the BBQ part the most! Back home, Appan was the one in charge of BBQ on his made- to -order charcoal grill. It was a big affair then because sourcing the charcoal was not that easy as it is here, then to beat the humidity and heat of the coastal town while fanning the coal. Nothing can beat it's taste though!

We have our new Weber gas grill place out on our balcony on the 14th floor facing downtown Minneapolis. It's not only the view, the wind up here is so good! We can overlook the entire city ,enjoy the cool breeze and munch and sip on a hot summer evening! For me, I love the smell that my mint plant gives away when it sways in the breeze! It is very refreshing!

This has been my forever- favourite recipe!


BBQ-ed PORK SPARE RIBS
Recipe source: Amma


Ingredients:
Pork spare ribs- 1 kg
Honey-1 tbsp
Oil-1 tbsp
Vinegar-2 tbsp
Pepper powder-1/2 tsp
Tomato ketchup-2 tbsp
Soya sauce-2 tbsp
Red wine-1/4 cup
Ginger paste- 1 tsp
Garlic paste- 1tsp
Salt- to taste
Red Chilli powder- 2 tsp

Method:
  • Clean the ribs well and pat dry with a kitchen towel.
  • Whisk all the other ingredients together and mix with the ribs.
  • Let it marinate for a minimum of 2 hours, overnight if possible.
  • Cook on a hot covered grill , 10 mins on each side.
  • Baste the marinade on the pieces while turning to ensure that the meat remains moist.
  • Serve hot!
Verdict: We both love it! I can have it hot or cold! We have tried the same marinade with chicken and veggies like mushrooms, bell pepper and red onions. They tasted fabulous! So all in all, this recipe is a keeper!

13 comments:

  1. Congrats on ur 150th post Ria.. Me too posted 200th post.. Nice brief about MN dear.. omg its very hot. by the way the pictures are awesome. Cute grill.

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  2. Congrats on your 150th post..way to go!!

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  3. looks yumm... Spare ribs is one of Joe's fav dishes... know what to make to the next weekend...

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  4. Congrats :) 150 is a long way..... all the best for the next 150 and beyond...

    The ribs look amazing...

    Cheers,
    The Variable, Crazy Over Desserts - Nachiketa
    Catch me on facebook @ Crazy Over Desserts

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  5. Congrats! Those spareribs look so good!

    Cheers,

    Rosa

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  6. Congrats on your 150th post.. spare ribs looks delicious... good post

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  7. Congrats on the milestone! Love the presentation and the new header is great.

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  8. Congratulations, Ria!! I don't like ribs, but they look good anyway!! Btw, how you did you make your header??

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  9. hi ria,
    Your recipes are really good. Please let me know which wine is preferred for grilling?

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  10. Hi Ria,
    Your recipes are really good. Please let me know which wine is preferred for Grilling.

    thanks,
    Richa

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  11. Hi Ria,
    Please let me know which wine is preferred for grilling.

    Thanks

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