For those of you who don’t know that song, it is sung by Jerry Kilgore. I have no idea who he is other than he sings that country song! It is one of the songs I learned to line dance to when I was going to classes with my Aunt Marlene and it was one of my favorite dances!
However, this post really isn’t about the dance. Its about the food. The food just reminds me of the song 🙂 Yeah, I know. Goofy. Grumpy tells me that all the time!
I have been reading Jessie’s blog The Hungry Mouse for a while now. Jessie is definitely a meat eater! Grumpy would love to be a guest in her home on a regular basis and I’m convinced I would be too!! I looked her recipes over and I do plan to make them – but this time, for my first time making ribs, I decided to do what my sister-in-law Heidi does. The rib recipe Jessie posted today is probably my next try!
My sister-in-law Heidi cooks the ribs in her crockpot with two bottles of Sweet Baby Ray’s sauce and then broils them to crisp them up. I decided to not cook them in the BBQ sauce because Grumpy prefers not so much sauce. But, I did use Heidi’s method. I basically cooked my ribs in the crockpot using a recipe I found on allrecipes.com as a guide, then pulled them out and broiled them.
These were great! Even Grumpy said they were great! Thanks Jessie for giving me the “nudge” I needed to try making ribs on my own!
- 1 package baby back ribs
- 2 celery stalks, cut in half
- 1 teaspoon black peppercorns
- 5 -1/2 cups water
- 1 onion, sliced
- Cook in crockpot on high for 1-1/2 hours. Change setting to low and continue to cook for 5 more hours.
- Line cookie sheet with foil. Place ribs on foil and brush BBQ sauce over top. Broil on high approximately 5 minutes. Turn and repeat. Serve!
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Way to go! They look awesome!
Ohhh Shelby your recipe is simply mindblowing!!
With this and Jessie’s weekly ribs my meat-diet is exploding 🙂
Gera .:. sweetsfoods
Whoa! Now…we’re coming to your house for dinner! Well done! They look amazing!
Hehe, if we keep this up, you know, we might just have to create some kind of Rib Festival. Hmmm…
xo
+Jessie
a.k.a. The Hungry Mouse
Shelby, those look fantastic! I do ribs often, but have never used the crockpot… just boiled them.
This will be tried soon. Kathye
These look fantastic! It seems rib recipes make me very hungry! (or it could be your cooking – much more likely!!) 🙂
Wow – these look great! Ribs are usually a summertime thing for me but I may have to go find some tomorrow!
Oooooh…these look super yummy!
We love Sweet Baby Ray’s sauce! I do mine in the crockpot too. They turn out tender every time. Your’s look perfect!
Those look absolutely wonderful! My son will want to move in with you if he finds this post!
They look great! I never seem to make baby back ribs in the winter – since I do them on the grill, they make me think of summer! My husband would be thrilled if he could have them all year long!
If Randy had known you were making ribs he would have been at your house for dinner, these are his all time favorite thing to have!
This is so funny…. I have made two of The Hungry Mouse’s ribs..just haven’t posted them yet.
We think alike.
Your ribs look fantastic!
Your ribs looks really good. Well done!
I love my crock pot and this recipe looks easy enough for even me. They look so good!
those are some good looking ribs!
these look fantastic!
my husbands been wanting me to make a rack of ribs lately, after seeing these i just might have to give in!!
Mmmmm!!! I could go for some ribs right now!
Those ribs look so good!
I’m a rib addict. These look delicious!
What a beautiful crust on them! They look really awesome!
The ribs look so good. I like the way they were cooked. I will have to try this the next time I make them. Thanks!
Sweet Baby Ray’s is our favorite! Those ribs look awesome!!
Man that looks great…I am jonsin for BBQ, and you are the second I have seen this weekend…they look wonderful, and saucy!
Looks tasty! You can go wrong with a slab of ribs yum yum yum
I love babyback ribs an I’m ready for a slab of pork and a crockpot method!
I’m ready for some pork!
Mmm, those look finger-looking good!
Now I’m craving ribs! They look so good! 🙂
Another amazing look meat dish! I do love barbecue sauce. Fantastic photography!
Yum! What a great looking dish. I was hoping these were from the crockpot. Am bookmarking now! Thanks!
Reminded me of an Austin Powers movie! Looks sticky-delicious!
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