Roast beef and caramelized onion panini
- Average
- 1 h 30 min
The BBQ sauce is the real pride and joy for Americans and without a doubt a good recipe is needed to prepare succulent glazed BBQ ribs! After trying out so many ways of preparing this irresistible second course, at last we hit the jackpot: thanks to the special BBQ sauce we have perfected, you'll be able to glaze the ribs and cook them so that they become as tender and soft as butter. To make glazed BBQ ribs you'll need a fine blend of powdered spices, better known as dry rub, which as the name suggests, will flavor the meat when rubbed onto it.
For the glaze you can discover how simple it is to prepare barbecue sauce; there are so many different versions and it is truly exquisite with pork, just like in the pulled pork recipe, another incredible dish of American cuisine. But today we'll focus on the glazed BBQ ribs, are you ready? Let's begin!
To prepare the glazed BBQ ribs, start by stirring all the spices for the meat together and sprinkling around half onto one side 1. Rub to thoroughly coat the meat 2. Turn the cut around, sprinkle the rest over the meat and rub in once more 3.
Place the meat cut on a tray, cover with plastic wrap 4 and leave to rest in the refrigerator for at least two hours. In the meantime, prepare the BBQ sauce: finely chop the onion 5 and the garlic 6.
Place both in a saucepan with a little oil 7. Stir frequently as they brown. Now you can add the brown sugar 8, the sweet and hot paprika 9, stirring all the while.
Add the Worchester sauce 10, the vinegar 11 and the mustard 12.
Add the black pepper 13, the maple syrup 14 and last of all, the ketchup 15.
Season with just a little salt 16 and cook the sauce for around 5 minutes, so that it acquires flavor and consistency. Remove from the heat and blend with an immersion blender 17. Take the meat and remove the plastic wrap 18.
Cover with the aluminum foil 19 and bake the ribs in a static oven preheated to 400?F for around 1 and a half hours 20. Once the 90 minutes are up, remove the aluminum foil and continue to bake for another 30 minutes, to slightly reduce the liquids 21.
Only 30 minutes of cooking time left now, but this time part of the glaze needs to be brushed onto the surface of the ribs 22. The process is very simple: every 5 minutes, remove the tray 23 and brush some of the sauce over the surface, which will become increasingly caramelized each time 24.
Continue in this way 25 until you finish the sauce and the cooking time is over 26. Now your glazed BBQ ribs are ready, serve them with a little sauce on the side, if there is any left over 27.