Main Recipe
COUNTRY STYLE SPARERIBS
Time: 560 minutes
Number Of Ingredients: 9
Ingredients: pork spareribs,onion,green bell pepper,celery,tomato sauce,brown sugar,white wine vinegar,lemon juice,worcestershire sauce
Steps:
- season ribs with salt and pepper to taste
- in a large skillet , over medium-high heat brown ribs on all sides
- place half of the onion , green pepper and celery in the bottom of a slow cooker
- place half of the ribs on top the vegetables then repeat with the remaining vegetables and ribs
- in a medium bowl , combine the tomato sauce , brown sugar , vinegar , lemon juice and worcestershire sauce
- pour mixture over the top of the ribs
- cook on high for 1 hour
- reduce to low and cook for another 8 to 9 hours
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