Most answers on various forums indicate ~1.5 hours @350 for baking thick boneless ribs in sauce. I would call 'thick' ~2 inches.
As often the grocery does not provide such, and usually one gets ~1 inch boneless ribs; it can be assumed ~45-60 minutes depending on altitude.
Almost always, it is best to spend a few extra minutes on broil with the marinade basted on each side respectively (you kept it, right?).
It depends on what you want to do with them.I make traditional, southern barbeque spare ribs, and what I do is season them (that you have to figure out on your own), wrap them tightly in foil, and bake them in the oven on a raised rack for 3-5 hours at 250. In the last half hour, I fire up the charcoal with hickory or fruit tree wood I've soaked overnight, and bank the coals on the air-intake end. I place the still wrapped ribs on the grill away from the heat and close the lid for another hour. In the last fifteen to twenty minutes, I cut open the foil and slather sauce on half of them. Leave them in the foil because they will fall off the bone.
on the grill 2:45 at 350
30 minutes
yes,you may
Yes, if you are baking or roasting them they will over cook and begin to dry out if you cook them to long.
Yes you can spare ribs in the crock pot
Yes, you can use beef spare ribs in place of short ribs for some recipes.
Spare Ribs for the Eve of Destruction was created on 2009-09-22.
they had spare ribs.
How long it takes to cook ribs on the BBQ grill depends on the grill flame and the desired outcome. This can take about 1 hour and 15 minutes to 3 hours and 30 minutes.
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Pigs.
These are the unused ribs of the sour pig.
it is not necessary to boil the ribs but by doing so the ribs won't take as long to cook and they will retain more of their moisture.
Spare ribs