BBQ country style ribs in the Ninja foodie. Ninja foodi bbq beef short ribs. One of the most amazing things about cooking these beef ribs in the Foodi is because not only can it pressure cook the ribs, it also crisps up the outside of the ribs so that you get that crispy 'char' type of texture. Sweet and Spicy Pork BABY BACK RIBS!!
However, if you are Italian and make home made sauce/gravy, some tend to I am one of those people.
Today I decided to whip a fast marinara sauce and add my country style boneless ribs to the sauce.
It was a delicious and quick meal.
You can cook BBQ country style ribs in the Ninja foodie using 7 ingredients and 7 steps. Here is how you cook that.
Ingredients of BBQ country style ribs in the Ninja foodie
- You need of Country style ribs.
- Prepare 1 of and 1/2 cups of water.
- Prepare 1-2 tablespoons of liquid smoke (optional).
- You need of Garlic powder.
- It's of Onion powder.
- Prepare of Tony’s chacheres original creole seasoning.
- It's of Favorite bbq sauce.
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BBQ country style ribs in the Ninja foodie step by step
- Season ribs with dry ingredients, set in fridge 15 mins or so... (no bbq sauce at this time.).
- Add water and liquid smoke to ninja foodie inter pot..
- Spray black baking rack with a nonstick spray.
- Place ribs in black rack, place that in the inter pot of the foodie..
- Pressure cook for 20 mins with a 10 mins natural release then a quick release..
- Remove black rack with ribs still in, set aside, remove inter pot, drain the liquids and do a quick wash on inter pot..
- Place inter pot back in the foodie, then place back the black rack, add bbq sauce on all of the ribs, air crips for 10 mins to brown up, can go longer if you like....
For those of you who may not know the difference, "country style ribs" refers to the cut of meat not the manner of preparation. I love boneless country style ribs and my husband loves them with the bone, so it was his lucky day because bone-in ribs were on sale. Cover the ribs with Seasoned Salt. The amounts to use will vary based on the amount of meat you have, but I made. Country-Style Ribs are steaks made from any portion of the Chuck Eye Roll that are cut into two pieces by slicing individual The name says it all!
