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Hurstys Tangy Mesquite Ribs Recipe

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Tender and tasty ribs
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Ingredients
  • 1 rack of pork ribs
  • 1 bottle Webbers Smokey Mesquite Rub
  • 1 bottle of Kraft’s Thick and Tangy Barbecue Sauce
Directions
Cut the ribs up and rub real well with the Webbers. Put ribs in crock pot and let cook slow until browning occurs. Put ribs on the grill. Grill at low temp and paste with Kraft’s sauce. Cook until ribs are nice and brown and sauce is sticking well to ribs. Take off grill and serve immediately. Nice and tender, mmmm Sooooo Good.
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