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Pork Side (Belly) Cuts Spareribs |
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| Removed from the belly, spareribs are the intact rib section with the brisket or breast bone on, the diaphragm trimmed, and may include costal cartilage.
Containing at least 11 ribs, spareribs are generally sold as 3½ lbs. and down; 3½ - 5½ lbs.; and 5½ lbs. and up.
| The primal pork belly is located below the loin. Accounting for approximately 16% of the carcass weight, it is very fatty with only streaks of lean meat. It contains the spareribs, which are always separated from the rest of the belly before cooking. Spareribs usually are sold fresh but can also be smoked. Typically, they are simmered and then grilled or baked while being basted with a spicy barbecue sauce. The remainder of the pork belly is nearly always cured and smoked to produce bacon. Enter the cut of meat in which you want Nutritional Information for by clicking in the box below where the word banana is and then click the "Food Search" button. You will then find out immediately EVERY aspect of the Nutritional Values of that cut!
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| St. Louis-style Ribs | Originating from the sparerib, St. Louis style ribs are prepared by removing the brisket bone approximately parallel to the rib side, exposing cartilage on the brisket bone side. | Just Click on the link below to see a photograph of that cut, its description and nutritional data! | Ask The Meatmans' Marinades [All of our Marinades are NOW shipped FREE by USPS Mail! | | |
| | | Spare Rib Recipes Courtesy of The National Pork Board. For more information visit Pork - The Other White Meat [Includes Nutrition Facts and Serving Suggestions!] - Backyard Barbecue Spareribs
- These classically flavored spareribs are good any time year. Serve ribs with corn on the cob, creamy Cole slaw and corn muffins.
- Hot and Spicy Spareribs
- Rib fans will tell you that one of life's greatest pleasures is rolling up your sleeves and sinking your teeth into a succulent serving of really good ribs. And if it is messy, well, that is half the fun. Be sure to sauce the ribs toward the end of the cooking time so that the sauce doesn't burn. Enjoy with other in-hand foods like corn on the cob and vegetable kabobs.
- Spicy Western-Style Spareribs
- This pungent barbecue sauce, spiked with dry mustard and chili powder, is a perfect mate with these spareribs---it’s also great slathered on chops, sausage, burgers or chicken on the grill. Serve these spareribs with buttered corn on the cob, baked corn sticks, and lots of napkins for mopping up
- Oktoberfest Ribs
- The aromas of this oven-braised dinner will bring everyone to the table pronto. Serve with sliced rye bread and butter, potato salad and sliced cucumbers in a dill vinaigrette.
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Turn this popular flavor combination into bite-size appetizers with an Italian twist.
- Dr Bills Barbecue Beans
- Perfect for a backyard BBQ meal, these beans are sure to please.
- BLT Club Sandwiches
- The classic bacon-lettuce-tomato sandwich is never better than during Tomato Season, eaten two-handed, with tomato juices dripping to your elbows. Serve with potato salad, corn-on-the-cob and sweet pickle spears. And plenty of napkins.
- Overnight Bacon Casserole
- Everyone has a recipe like this somewhere in their repertoire—perfect for holiday overnight guests or a brunch. This one features bacon and Cheddar cheese. You won’t have any leftovers.
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