Prep : 1-1/2 hours Broil : 15 minutes
6 pounds pork spareribs , cut into serving size pieces
2 cans (8 ounces each) tomato sauce
1 cup dark rum
1 cup honey
1 cup red wine vinegar
1 small onion , finely chopped
1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
2 garlic cloves , minced
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon pepper
1 . Place ribs in two ungreased 13-inch x 9-inch baking pans . Cover and bake at 350* for 1-1/2 to 2 hours or until meat is tender .
2 . Meanwhile , in a large saucepan , combine the remaining ingredients . Bring to a boil . Reduce heat ; simmer uncovered , for 15 to 20 minutes or until slightly thickened .
3 . Drain ribs and discard cooking liquid . Moisten a paper towel with cooking oil ; using long-handled tongs , lightly coat the broiler grill rack . Brush half of the sauce over the ribs . Broil the ribs cover under medium heat for 15 to 20 minutes or browned , turning and basting occasionally with remaining sauce .
This is not your common barbecue sauce on these ribs . The tomato sauce is sweetened with honey and flavored with rum . Everyone will love it . You can make this dish a day ahead and reheat it .
This recipe is also good with the small ribs , you can put them in a slow cooker and serve them as an appetizer .
I love ribs! And I love rum. For some reason, I've never thought to combine the two. But I will, I will. ;-) Really inspired -- thanks so much for this.
ReplyDeleteHi John , see what you started , I had so many cocktails , I want liquor in my food :) thanks for stooping by . :)
DeleteWOW Nee!!! There's a whole lotta rum in that sauce! I'm with John on this one never thought to make a rum sauce for ribs, bourbon yes, rum no!
ReplyDeleteI have a pork roast out for tomorrow's dinner. I may just try it with this sauce in the crock. I'm sure it would be delicious and Marion will never know the difference, lol...(she's starting to eat solid foods:)
Thanks for sharing, Nee...Wiggle those toes {{giggle}}
HI Louise , The rum gives the sauce a unique taste and as you know Baby Boy told everyone mama was making drunk food and he was the taster .
DeleteYes lots of rum , in case you burn the meat no one will notice , just slap a lot of sauce on it (Giggling) I am so bad .Thanks for stopping by . I am wiggling those toes . :)
Good evening Nee,
ReplyDeleteI have to agree with Louise and John, never heard of using Rum, only Bourbon. But that is fine with me, I think the flavor must be awesome. These Glazed Ribs look amazing! Always love ribs with a good thick glaze on them. I see you broil your ribs first. Sometimes what I do to cut down on time is to boil the ribs first, it takes the extra fat off and it takes less time for them to cook. Then I let them broil in the oven and add the glaze. Fabulous recipe and post...Dear friend, thanks for sharing! Have a blessed Wednesday night...
Dottie :)
Good evening Dottie ,
DeleteThe flavor is awesome .
Oh Dottie , I had to go back and see what I wrote for the ribs . I didn't broil them first , I covered and baked them for a couple of hours until tender , then I broil them for 20 or so minutes .
I said 'WHEW' the ribs posted this morning and got home this evening to check on it and I was so glad I said bake .
Thanks for stopping by And may the rest of your week be blessed Nee:)
Sorry Nee, I must have read it wrong...I see that you bake them first...thanks for correcting that for me... I love the recipe...you have a good one..:)
DeleteDear Dottie , no harm done ... I am glad to have checked it again , I haven't been posting as much because I am helping out at the property , it's like a madhouse , most of Human Resources is out sick . Hopefully things will get back to normal soon , I need to post a lot of my slow cooker recipes ... you have a good night and stay safe and warm ~Nee~ :)
DeleteHi Nee, oh my husband would love these ribs, great recipe!
ReplyDeleteHi Cheri , your husband would truly love these ribs and the sauce is the icing on the cake . Thanks for stopping by :)
DeleteI have not cooked ribs for a while...I like the idea of rum and hone...and sure can see myself eating these...
ReplyDeleteThanks for the inspiration Nee...hope you are enjoying your week :)
Hi Juliana , The rum sauce can be sure on ham , chicken ETC baked or barbeque . Thanks for stopping by :)
ReplyDeleteWow! That sure looks good! The rum and honey sounds really good! Delicious meal, Nee!
ReplyDeleteHi Joyce , you will enjoy the sauce on most roasted meat or barbeque . Thanks for stopping by :)
DeleteDear Nee, These ribs certainly look good!! I could eat them right now!! and it is 11 p.m. lol!
ReplyDeletexoxo Catherine
Hi Catherine , like you I can eat ribs anytime , even for breakfast . Thanks for stopping by , stay warm and safe my friend ..;- D Nee
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