9x13 spare ribs

9×13 Life: The Easiest Yom Tov Spare Ribs You Ever Cooked.

Also, quite possibly, the most delicious ribs you’ve ever made too.

This is the type of recipe that you pop into the oven and forget about only to be reminded by the incredibly delicious aroma that will inevitably fill your house. These ribs are YUM!

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This is the type of recipe that you will prepare again and again.

Also, this is the type of recipe that is elegant enough to serve Yom Tov and nobody needs to know how ridiculously easy that was.

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5.0 from 6 reviews
Ridiculously Easy 9×13 Spare Ribs
 
Ingredients
  • 3 pounds spare ribs (can also use flanken, but spares do plate prettier)
  • 4 tablespoons onion soup mix
  • 1 (40-ounce) jar of sweet and sour duck sauce
  • ½ of the empty jar filled with water
Instructions
  1. Preheat oven to 300⁰F. Place the ribs inside a 9×13 pan, side by side, not overlapping.
  2. Sprinkle with onion soup mix.
  3. Cover with the duck sauce, then the water (use the empty jar to measure out the water).
  4. Cover tightly and bake for 6-8 hours or even overnight.
  5. The meat is ready to be served. I like to let it cool and then refrigerate overnight so that I can remove the fat before rewarming and serving. But that’s optional.

Meat freezes well and rewarms well.

9x13 spare ribs

Rina Klein

16 responses to “9×13 Life: The Easiest Yom Tov Spare Ribs You Ever Cooked.”

  1. Sarah Avatar
    Sarah

    Can this recipe be used for a French/minute roast?

  2. TR Avatar
    TR

    This is my go to recipe for many years on my chicken for shabbos. You can use apricot jam instead of the duck sauce for a thicker consistentsy. I’m definitely going to try on spare ribs! Thanks for this easy recipe

  3. Esti Avatar
    Esti

    Wow, looks awesome!! Can I do this with a second cut brisket?

  4. Malky Avatar
    Malky

    What suggestions do you have instead of onion soup mix or the msg free onion soup mix, they all have terrible chemicals and I don’t use them. Thanks

    1. TG Avatar
      TG

      yeah i also don’t use that stuff (even though it’s delicious and honestly i think msg is totally fine. i just find it too expensive to buy and much too salty). a LOT of dried minced onion and onion powder and salt and pepper (and probably a bit of cornstarch or potato starch. there’s sugar in that stuff too but the other ingredients provide plenty of that) would be similar but you’d lose the umami from the msg.

  5. Chavy Avatar
    Chavy

    Can I do this with boneless spare ribs?

    1. Leah Schapira Avatar
      Leah Schapira

      Yes!

      1. Please help Avatar
        Please help

        I used boneless and baked for 6 hours, it came out like bricks, so tough. Can someone advise how to adjust for boneless spare ribs????

  6. Dassie Avatar
    Dassie

    Can this be made in a slow cooker?

    1. Sara Avatar
      Sara

      Wondering the same thing. Did anyone ever make in the crockpot?

  7. Malka Avatar
    Malka

    Insanely delicious and ridiculously simple! Thanks so much!!

  8. Esther Avatar
    Esther

    How long do I cook for just 1 lb of boneless spare ribs?

  9. Y R Avatar
    Y R

    i used short ribs and it came YUM! we do it every friday night an it comes so soft1

  10. Sora Deetza Spigelman Avatar
    Sora Deetza Spigelman

    Hi
    How to adjust this recipe if using boneless ribs?

    TIA

  11. ahuva Avatar
    ahuva

    yumm everyone licked their plates clean totally a keeper!!! thank you so much!!!!

  12. A g Avatar
    A g

    Can I use baby back ribs?

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