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Slow-cooked country-style pork ribs are fall off the bone tender and juicy. Coated in a rich sauce flavored with garlic, honey, soy sauce, and chili powder, Crock Pot Country Style Pork Ribs are perfect for weeknight meals or weekend gatherings. Why head to your local BBQ joint when you can make delicious ribs at home!  Are you ready for an easy, flavorful recipe for country style pork ribs? If you are, then hang with me! Just like my wildly popular Crock Pot Chicken Thighs recipe, this new creation using pork ribs has proven to be a winner. Meaty, country style pork ribs are cooked low and slow in the Crock Pot making them fall off the bone tender. The simple sauce, made with ketchup, honey, soy sauce, with a splash of vinegar, is perfectly seasoned and infuses the ribs with amazing flavor while they cook. This recipe for Crock Pot Country Style Pork Ribs gives you all the things you love about BBQ without going to a lot of trouble. There’s no grilling, smoking, and no need to turn on your oven. You get all the wonderful flavor of barbecued ribs from the slow cooker any time of the year. Ingredients You Need To Make This Recipe
What Size Crock Pot Is Recommended?This recipe calls for 3-4 pounds of country style pork ribs, so you’ll need a larger Crock Pot. I recommend using a 7 or 8-quart slow cooker so that the ribs are not crowded in the pot. What Are “Country Style” Pork Ribs?The interesting thing about country style pork ribs is that they are not actually ribs at all. They are a cut of pork meat, made from the end of the loin. Since the cut comes from the shoulder, the texture is like what you’d find from pulled pork. The bone-in “ribs” look similar to individually cut pork ribs, but you can also find them boneless. Do You Need To Sear The Ribs Before Cooking?For this recipe, it’s really best to get a good sear on the ribs. It helps impart extra flavor. I use a cast iron skillet (get it screaming hot) to brown the ribs. Work in 2 batches so that the ribs do not touch while you’re searing the meat and fat. How Long Do Pork Ribs Cook In The Crock Pot?To ensure that the ribs are super tender and loaded with flavor, I recommend cooking them on low for 8 hours. You can shorten the time and cook for 6-7 on high. What To Serve With Country Style Pork RibsThis recipe really is a jack of all trades when it comes to ways to serve it. Actually, you might come up with reasons (wink, wink) to make it!
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Want To Know More About Slow Cooking?If you are new to cooking with a Crock Pot or just don’t know where to start, I’ve got something to help. I’ve put together a helpful guide with tips and recipes to get you using a slow cooker like a pro! How To Get Started With Slow CookingHow long does a Boston butt take in a slow cooker?Put the pork shoulder in the slow cooker, cutting the roast to fit if necessary. Add the water or other liquid and sprinkle the pork lightly with kosher salt, freshly ground black pepper, and cayenne pepper, if using. Cover and cook on low for 7 to 9 hours.
How long does it take to cook country ribs in a crockpot?Place the lid on the Crock Pot and cook on HIGH for 6-7 hours or LOW for 8 hours until the ribs are done. Remove the ribs to a serving platter, and spoon over the sauce from the bottom of the Crock Pot. Sprinkle with fresh parsley and serve.
Why are my countryAre Country Style Ribs Tough? This is a cut of meat that really needs to be cooked low and slow. As long as you cook them that way, they'll turn out tender. If you cook them quickly at a high heat, this cut of meat will be tough.
How long do I cook countryPreheat your oven to 300°F. Salt and pepper both sides of your ribs and place in a single layer in your pan, fattier side up. Cover the pan tightly with foil and bake for 2 hours.
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