(Serves
4)
Ingredients
· 5lbs of country-style spare pork ribs (or however many
will fit in your crock pot)
· 2 large onions, diced
· 2 cups of diced tomatoes
· 2 cups of diced peppers
· 2 heaping tsp dried oregano
· 1 heaping tsp granulated garlic powder
· 1 heaping tbsp chili powder
· 2heaping tsp cumin
Instructions
Mix
all dry spices in a small bowl. I use a heavy hand with the spices – season to
taste. Mix the diced tomatoes and peppers in a separate bowl.
Put
down one layer of the ribs in the bottom of the crock. Sprinkle a spoonful of
the spice mixture over the meat and spread around some of the tomato/pepper
mixture. Top with onions. Make a second layer of ribs and continue until you
are out of ingredients. I like to finish with ribs on top, not onions, so the layers
are slightly uneven.
Turn
crockpot to low and cook for at least eight hours.
Using
a pasta-serving spoon, shred your pork ribs. This is the best use for a
pasta-serving spoon ever. It allows you to pull apart the meat and remove the
bones as well as any egregiously large pieces of fatty gristle.
Use
this to make a hot salad, or serve alongside some cauliflower rice and cucumber
slices. I especially like it as a salad because the cooking liquid can serve as
dressing–no extra condiments necessary. My favorite is a hot salad topped with
some avocado slices. It’s what’s for dinner tonight! This freezes
really well, too. Perfect for single-eaters or small families.
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