Organic Slow Cooked Baby Back Salt & Pepper Pork Ribs (frozen)
£12.50
Reheat in just 20 minutes
Succulent meaty ribs come lovingly slow cooked for you to finish off on your own grill or in the oven. Made from British free-range organic pork, lightly seasoned with salt and pepper. No additives or preservatives. Cooks in only 20 minutes. Minimum weight 500g.
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♥ Gluten-free, great for coeliacs
♥ GM free
♥ Oven roast, grill or BBQ
♥ Suitable for home freezing
♥ Soil Association approved organic product
Additional information
| Weight | .580 kg |
|---|---|
| Storage | Defrost thoroughly before use. Do not refreeze. Best before date shown on pack. |
| Ingredients | Baby back pork ribs*, Sea salt, Black pepper* *= produced to organic standards |
| Nutritional Information | Nutrition per 100g Energy (kJ): 1000 |
| Cooking Instructions | Reheat in a preheated over at 180C for 20 minutes, until piping hot. If adding a sauce, remove form the oven after 15 minutes, cover with the sauce and return to the cooker for a further 5 minutes. |
3 reviews for Organic Slow Cooked Baby Back Salt & Pepper Pork Ribs (frozen)
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BN –
Delicious – these are a family favourite, rally meaty and great flavour. I cook from frozen, so convenient.
Russell via Abel & Cole –
The ribs were so good.
Cooked them in the air fryer, the meat just fell off the bone, next time will coat them with a marinade, so good though.
imafusspot via Abel & Cole –
These ribs are an easy and speedy meal with plenty for 3 people. Don’t be put off by the fat as most of it just drains off into the roasting tin leaving very tender meat. I’ve had them plain before, and hadn’t made a sauce this time, so I drizzled them with bottled sweet chilli sauce, brushed it over, and they were delicious. You could eat them with veg, rice, chips, salad or just on their own.