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Vermont Pig Candy. The secret is mmmmmmaple syrup. Chinatown Char Siu Ribs. Everybody loves those Chinese restaurant ribs. How do they do it? The secret is not the sauce, it's the marinade. You can do them at home on the grill or in the oven. Hoisinful Nine Dragon Ribs. These may be the best Chinese ribs you ever tasted. And you can cook them indoors. Chinese Five Spice Riblets. Fried and crispy, flavored with five spice powder, these ribs are the perfect finger food for parties. Best Indoor Oven Baked Ribs: Smoky Sauna Ribs. Here's how to make ribs in your oven that most folks will think you nursed for hours in the smoker. Cabin Fever Crockpot Ribs. If weather or other impediments prevent you from making the real thing outdoors, you can make pretty tasty ribs in a crockpot. Best Stovetop Ribs: Mexican Ribs with Rice. Arroz con Costillas de Cerdo is a great stove-top recipe with ribs swimming in a lush, juicy sauce on a bed of rice. Tuscan Marinated Ribs. This recipe calls for marinating the meat in an herbed oil and vinegar bath and roasting without smoke. The results are complex and exotic. Perfect Pulled Pork. Succulent, juicy, smoky, seductive, and a whole bunch of fun things to do with it. Wisconsin Brats Simmered in a Brat Tub of Beer. A classic football season tailgate dish with a twist.
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