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Monday, June 22, 2009

Pinoy Style: Broiled Baby Back Ribs



Here's a Filipino way to so some ribs. It's actually a take on the dish bistek, which is stir-fried beef strips with sautéed onions. Instead, we used baby back ribs and broiled them for two hours.

It's really easy to make, it just takes time. It's a "set it and forget it" kind of dish. Leaving time to do other stuff like writing or playing a relaxing game of sudoku. Go run an errand or something by the time you get home you got some delicious ribs. Plus, the onions are really easy to put together and only takes minutes.

You can use a slow cooker as well. After marinating, place all the ingredients in the slow cooker before going to work. Set it on medium to low. 8-hours later you got some awesome ribs. Ready to eat. Simple.

The end result will come out tender and clean off the bone goodness. I had this with some steamed rice.




Pinoy Style: Broiled Baby Back Ribs

1 slab baby back ribs (cut into pieces)
1/2 c soy sauce
1/3 brown sugar
juice of half a lemon
1 onion (sliced)
olive oil


Combine the soy sauce, brown sugar and lemon juice. Stir until the brown sugar fully dissolves.
Spread the marinade over and let it rest for at least an hour. This may be done ahead of time, if not cooking on the same day,

Preheat your broiler.

Transfer the ribs into an oven safe dish, covered with foil and place in the broiler for 2 hours. Save the marinade.

Heat the oil in a pan and saute the onions until tender. Take the marinade and add it to the onions. Saute for 2 min.

When the ribs are done, pour over the onions and sauce onto the ribs.

Serve with some steamed rice.

36 comments:

Parita said...

I love the flavors of soya sauce and brown sugar, looks quite tempting!

Timothy Low said...

Wow ... you direct AND you cook. How incredible ! And those ribs look absolutely delicious ....

Christo Gonzales said...

"clean off the bone goodness" cant ask for more than that....

Heather S-G said...

Wow Jenn...amazing! Gotta love fall apart, lick your fingers goodness!

Bob said...

Oooo, those look good. That's a totally new method to me too, I've never seen them done in a broiler.

Jen @ MyKitchenAddiction.com said...

These ribs look delicious! I love the idea to make them in the slow cooker... great for a weeknight dinner!

Nazarina A said...

There is just nothing that can beat soy sauce for flavor.Your ribs look succulent and those onions just adds to the flavor!

Pooja said...

Oh my this looks fabulous! My hubby used to make in a similar way in a slow cooker during his bachelor days and keeps bragging about it often. Will show this to him!

Anonymous said...

The ribs look awesome! Delicious with soy sauce and brown sugar!

Mary Bergfeld said...

Your ribs look terrific and the soy-brown sugar combo is very hard to beat for barbecue. I adore ribs and am always looking for new recipes. Thank you.

theUngourmet said...

These look so tender and delicious! Nice flavors in these.

Happy Monday!

Kelly said...

What wonderfully simple dish! It sounds fantastic!

Brandyc100 said...

These sound light and really summery. I totally want to try them!

Thistlemoon said...

They look lovely, Jenn!

Jenn said...

Parita: I couldn't wait to eat these.

Timothy: Thanks.

doggy: Right. that's the key phrase for any rib.

girlichef: I was licking my fingers all the way through.

Bob: Give them a try. It bring a nice texture to the ribs.

Jen: set it in the morning. have dinner ready when you get home. Super easy.

Nazarin: Thanks. I love soy sauce.

Pooja: Your hubby will love this then. =)

5 Star: Thanks

Mary: Your welcome!

ungourmet: Thanks. happy Monday to you too.

Kelly: Thanks.

Brandy: These a definitely perfect for summer.

Jenn said...

Jenn: Thanks.

Anonymous said...

That's so easy to make! I'd love to try this when I get a chance.

Jenn said...

Hummingbird: Go for it. ;-)

OysterCulture said...

oh wow, you have me badly craving protein - must eat meat now!

teresa said...

Mmmm, this looks so good on top of rice, droolworthy!

Sweta (My Indian Dietitian) said...

Soy sauce and brown sugar-what lovely flavors for the ribs!!

Anonymous said...

wow...this is "stick to your ribs" good! Sounds very nice and satisfying!

Reeni said...

What an easy way to make delicious ribs! Love the sweet and savory flavors!

Juliana said...

Yummie...love this dish...soy sauce and sugar...I just need a bowl of white rice.

Admin said...

Now this is what I call comfort food. This and a bowl of rice would be total bliss.

Jenn said...

Oyster Culture: This is my kind of protein

Teresa: Ribs with an Asian twist.

Sweta: Thanks

burpandslurp: it was satisfying.

Reeni: yes

Juliana, Leela: Always good with a bowl of rice.

Anonymous said...

Good for the inner carnivore :D Meaty goodness

Donna-FFW said...

Never thought to broil them, they sound delicious!! Cant beat off the bone goodness!!

Debbie said...

They look delicious. I like the idea of using a slow cooker. So convenient!

Jenn said...

Heavenly Housewife: Yes, it is! ;-)

Donna: I agree.

Debbie: yeah, right? It's good to have a slow cooker in the house.

The Duo Dishes said...

Yum! Love sweet on meat. Perfect combo.

Jenn said...

Duo Dishes: Thanks.

Laura said...

fantastic! I love my slow cooker too.

Jenn said...

Laura: It's probably one of the best inventions made.

Tangled Noodle said...

I would totally do the slowcooker option, even if I stayed at home. I love how the aroma would permeate the house. Bistek is not my favorite b/c the meat is sometimes still pretty tough. But baby back ribs? Talk about tender!

Jenn said...

Tangled Noodle: Slow cookers are fun. They make things so much easier.

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