How to Make Memphis-Style Ribs in the Slow-Cooker



Hosts Bridget Lancaster and Julia Collin Davison make flavorful, finger-licking Slow-Cooker Memphis-Style Wet Ribs.

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  1. Someone please please please answer. I have focused on cooking last 2 years. Want to do these ribs. How would i add just a little more heat? 1 or 2 T red pepper flake? A tsp of cayenne? Some Cajun spice? Just a little more heat and bite, not a lot. Thanks so much in advance.

  2. Mom used to make the best ribs just in the oven alone. In fact, you can do this in the oven to AMAZING results that are even more tender than these. These still look great, but I wanted them to do a fall off the bone test. Didn't look like they quite achieved that, but still looked moist.

  3. I make extra of the rub and keep it in a tightly sealed bottle. Then, whenever I make ham barbeque, beef barbeque, barbequed chicken, etc… I make the sauce from this recipe and it just makes my barbeque sauce so much better. I can't use the bottled sauce any more.

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