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Reviewed: Feb. 28, 2013

Yummy, I rubbed with minced garlic and ground pepper and wrapped in foil, baked at 250 for 2 hr 20 min, unwrapped foil and slathered on BBQ sauce, baked at 425 for 30 min. Ribs could have been a little more tender, I think I should have baked it longer at 250 and applying a more complex dry rub recipe produces tastier results.

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orchid_blossom

Cooking Level: Intermediate

Reviewed: Feb. 23, 2013

These ribs were absolutely delicious! I followed the recipe just as written (how can you rate a recipe if you make a lot of changes to it?) and they turned out so moist, tender, and delicious! I'll be making this one again!

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Misty

Cooking Level: Expert

Living In: Nashville, Tennessee, USA

Reviewed: Jan. 27, 2013

Awesome! I always boiled the ribs first, then baked with BBQ sauce but decided to try something different since I had time. I also covered the bottom of the baking pan with foil and a little water. Instead of lemon slices (had none), I rolled the ribs in lemon juice, then smothered with some minced garlic, pepper, and Montreal Steak seasoning. Baked @ 250 for 1-1/2 hours, then removed foil, slathered with Jack Daniels BBQ Sauce,and baked another 45 minutes at 250. Very tender and moist, too. I wonder two things about those who had problems: First, did your ribs have bones? I've always heard that boneless pork is very dry and sometimes tough. The second is that perhaps they were packed too tight in the pan. I spread my 4 ribs out so they weren't touching and they cooked just fine. Just a couple of thoughts.

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KitchenMom

Reviewed: Jan. 16, 2013

These turned out GREAT! I used the jarred minced garlic and fresh lemon slices to cook them on 300 for 2hours! I did cover the pan in foil and I did put a little water in the bottom as well. After 2 hours I removed the foil, removed the lemons, and drained the pan of its juices. I then covered them with sweet baby rays and cooked them on 275 for an additional hour. These were large country ribs and came out good and tender!!

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karrington83

Reviewed: Jan. 9, 2013

Ok flavor, basically depends on the B-B-Q sauce used I guess. But unfortunately not tender at all. Was very disappointed as I was just looking for an alternative to my tried and true crockpot method, which I think I'll post for others. I made this exactly as the recipe said, and cooked the full time at 250. Hubby will eat it since he actually LIKES to pull and chew on ribs. I however, prefer them to be to "fall off the bone" tender, which these were not. Sorry

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tilefrau

Reviewed: Jan. 3, 2013

I followed the recipe exactly and they came out dry. I used this recipe because it specifically listed the country style ribs in the title and because it was simple and explicit. I opted not to use the "Simple BBQ Ribs" recipe because it didn't seem to use the exact cut of meat I had and gave me no time frame as to how long it takes to "[boil] the ribs until tender". I am going to try that one next time though.

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betsyofthetrees

Cooking Level: Intermediate

Reviewed: Dec. 15, 2012

I absolutely loved it!! My first bite into it, immediately I could taste the tenderness in it!!! The lemons really added much to the flavor *clap clap*

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Joanna

Reviewed: Nov. 9, 2012

Ok, so i just snuck one of these waiting for my boyfriend to come home. Delicious! I didn't have a lemon so I used a lime, and I covered them for the first 2 hours. After draining the ribs, I raised the oven to 275, and cooked uncovered for another hour and a half. My ribs were thick cuts, so this seemed like a better option. They fell right off the bone, and were perfectly seasoned. Would make these again definitely. Hope I can hold off long enough for my boyfriend to come home before I eat them all!

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bradylady

Cooking Level: Intermediate

Home Town: Staten Island, New York, USA

Reviewed: Oct. 20, 2012

Amazing. I used the foil, water in the bottom of the pan and baked at 300 for the first two hours. I used Dr. Pepper BBQ sauce - and they turned out wonderfully tender. My boyfriend is still making yummy sounds!

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