These are surprise ribs, because I made them without following any particular recipe and the result is surprisingly good.
Fast, easy and delicious, what else could you ask for?
I’m trying to give you quantities, but truth be told, I added the ingredients “a ojo de buen cubero” (by guesswork), so feel free to change the quantities and/or ingredients to your taste. One more thing, back ribs are better than spare ribs for this dish because they have more meat.
Ingredients
1 kg pork ribs 2 tablespoons honey 2 tablespoons mustard ½ teaspoon thyme Garlic powder Salt and black pepper ½ tablespoon soy sauce Roasted onions (like the ones from IKEA)In a skillet sauté the ribs until browned. In a bowl mix honey and mustard, add the remaining ingredients except salt and pepper. Pour this sauce over the ribs. Reduce heat and continue cooking until the sauce reduces and the ribs are caramelized. Add salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste.
Enjoy!
Shame on you! I haven’t eaten anything all day and you post a beautiful photo of these ribs. I thought we were friends!
These look great Gi but I stopped eating pork but it looks like I can do the same thing with chicken breasts. Gotta go eat. Have a great weekend.
Hi Tom!
Yes, we are friends, that’s why I posted such a versatile recipe… 😉
How was the weekend?
Very nicely seen pictures
Thank you Roger!
Coming from you, a professional, is an incredible compliment.
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A recipe for the weekend.
They look delicious and I’m sure it’s down to experience rather than guesswork 😉
Thank you MD!!
Yours is a very flattering way to put it 🙂
These look very tasty, Giovanna! I think I have ham cutlets or ribs in the freezer – now I know what to do with them!
Thank dear Phyllis!
I’m glad you enjoyed the recipe and have found a use to it 🙂
There is nothing like well cooked ribs with those tangy sauces.. yum! c
Thanks Miss C!!
Wow! Those are some mighty-tasty looking ribs, Giovanna! That must have been a fantastic meal!
Hi John!
Thanks for your comment. You are too kind 🙂
Have a very nice day
Looks delicious… Beautifully captured too. Thank you dear Giovanna, have a nice and enjoyable weekend, with my love, nia
Thank you dear Nia!
Have a very nice day 🙂
*drools*
LOL
I love mustard with pork. Those look great.
Thank you Jed. Yes, I think mustard and honey work perfectly with pork… almost with everything, actually!!
Have a very nice day 🙂
Ribs are one of my favorites and these look fantastic! 🙂
Thank you April!
Have a very zen day 🙂
Sometimes the best dishes are those that “evolve” with no particular recipe in mind. We love ribs and enjoy them just as much with sauce as plain grilled. Will have to give this a go when my tomillo eventually grows back (Big Man thought it was a weed and pulled most of it out not so long ago … grrrrrr!)
Grrrr, indeed!!
Luckily for me my big man isn’t that much into gardening, so no risk for my plants 🙂
Meanwhile you can use dried tomillo anyway…
Muchas gracias por tu comentario. Que tengas un día estupendo.
G
Yummy. Great cooking. 🙂
Thanks Cocomino!
Wow – good for you for coming up with a delicious dish without a recipe! That’s fantastic!
Thanks Fergie!
Yes, it makes you feel good… like a Jamie Olivier 😉
What a stunning dish… am tempted to try it out.
Thanks for stopping by and commenting!
You have an amazing assortment of recipes at your blog; I loved all the recipes for bread; which is a pending issue of mine.
Have a very nice day.
These are totally drool worthy!!! And I think some of the best recipes in the world are those that you simply stumble upon by accident 🙂
Thanks BFN!
Have a very nice day 🙂
Wow Giovanna…these look absolutely succulent.
Thanks Jed!
Muy Deliscioso !!!
¡Muchas gracias Paul!
🙂