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i just threw some boneless western style pork ribs in a crock pot 2 at 730am with some bbq sauce and put it on low
when should they be done by?
is waiting till 230pm too long?

>> No.11382616

>>11382606
At what temperature ya dingus?

>> No.11382619
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11382619

>>11382616
the low setting

>> No.11382657

>>11382606
cook them until they're at temp, which is 155 F for pork. Poke your thermometer into the thickest part of the biggest rib to get an accurate read. If you don't have a thermometer then just kill yourself, or just cook it on low for about seven or eight hours.

>> No.11382668

Wouldnt the BBQ sauce just burn?

>> No.11382699

>>11382606
you can cook it at low for a long goddamn time, you rib eating son of a bitch.

>> No.11382707

>>11382606
You shouldn't have put the BBQ sauce in with them raw.
The BBQ sauce will burn and separate into sugary solids and burnt oils. Also, if the ribs are not covered by some kind of liquid - NOT BBQ sauce - then the exposed parts of the ribs will become extremely dry and tough.

>> No.11382734

>>11382606
You fucked it OP. Toss the entire thing and go back to the grocery store to start again. Ask questions before acting, not vice versa. Use your fucking head Simple Simon

>> No.11382746

>>11382606
I'd check the temperature or something around 6 hours. Don't let the other anons bother you, give it a shot and see how it turns out. Although they're probably right on the BBQ sauce thing but who cares, i'm sure they will still be alright.

>> No.11382747

>>11382734
>>11382707
>>11382668
you're all wrong

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>>11382606
It's longer than it needs and the ribs will be, as your boomber dad probably says, "fall off the bone tender".
Won't ruin them, though.

>>11382619
Please keep your frogposts off this nice board

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11382834

>>11382803
that's ok if it's that mooshy im gonna put it over some rice

>> No.11383278

>>11382606
Ive made ribs and pulled pork in a crockpot before. You should add about 1/2 a can of coke and a chopped onion in. Crockpots work better when there's more liquid in them. 6+ hour should be good, they'll only get more tender from there. Don't cook them more then 10hours id say tho.

>> No.11383296

>>11382834
No you're not