Ribs used to scare me, I thought that you needed a smoker or something really special to make ribs taste delicious. If you are like me, these are the ribs for you! Our Brown Sugar BBQ Baked Ribs recipe is easy to make, simple ingredients and a remarkably delicious sauce that will make you want to lick the plate.
Our baked ribs recipe is easy to make, cooks well and results in the best bbq join worthy dish without firing up the barbeque!
Serve with some coleslaw, fresh corn on the cob and baked beans and you are ready for a meal everyone will be asking for seconds of.
Why oven baked ribs over BBQ ribs?
We love that these ribs cook low and slow in the oven sealing in the juices and flavors.
While we don’t love turning our ovens on in the summer we can assure you this rib recipe is definitely worth it.
Plus, unlike BBQ ribs you don’t have to worry about flare-ups and anything that will burn or scorch the ribs. Once you’ve tried this recipe for baked ribs you might have a tough time going back to BBQ ribs.
Succulent, fall-off-the-bone ribs that are perfect for summertime dining al fresco. Serve them with a fresh cob of corn and a summer salad for a well-rounded nutrient-packed meal.
You will love that our Brown Sugar Oven Baked Ribs are much cheaper than restaurant ribs and just as delicious!
Brown Sugar Oven Baked Ribs
The perfect recipe for any time of year but they seem to taste the best enjoying them outside in the fresh air even licking off the sauce from your fingers! Feeding little ones? Just cut the tender meat from the baked ribs and enjoy a delicious meal. You will find Brown Sugar Oven Baked Ribs are fall off the bones tender and juicy with delicious homemade BBQ sauce.
Making your own baked ribs at home ensures that everyone in the family gets to enjoy a delicious meal – and with ribs being a crowd pleasure make sure you make lots because there will be demands for seconds.
Just looking at these ribs makes me want to make them tonight for dinner!
- 2 racks of pork ribs baby back or regular
- 1 small can of garlic pizza sauce
- 1 cup mango juice
- 1 cup brown sugar
- 1/2 cup cider vinegar
- 1/4 cup grainy dijon mustard
- 1/4 cup Worcestershire Sauce
- 1/4 cup soya sauce
- 2 tbsp chili powder
- 4 tbsp Club House garlic plus
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Preheat oven to 300F
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Mix together all ingredients in a bowl.
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Spray baking dish with cooking spray.
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Place ribs in baking dish and coat with sauce.
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Cover with aluminium foil and bake for 2 hours.
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Take ribs out, turn them, baste with sauce.
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Turn up oven to 400F and bake covered 1 hour.
Why brown sugar?
We’ve tried molasses in our ribs recipe but found that the molasses made our sauce really think.
Adding brown sugar allowed for the sweetness of the sauce without it being overpowering.
Love a sweeter BBQ sauce? Add another tbsp of brown sugar.
Don’t have mango juice on hand? Try pineapple or orange juice.
The key to this baked ribs recipe is flavor, slow cooking and ingredients you have on hand.
We always find that your favorite recipes are ones you can make again and again because you have the ingredients on hand, they are easy and most important – they taste great.
Our Brown Sugar Baked Ribs go perfectly with Roasted Potatoes with Poblano Peppers (Papas con Rajas) or Bacon Smashed Potatoes or try the great beans and coleslaw recipes above. Whatever you choose, we know your whole family will love them.
Have a variation of this recipe you’d like to share?
Comment below or send us a message – we’d love to try them too.
We hope you’ll agree that this recipe makes the best oven baked ribs you’ve ever had.
Elizabeth Matthiesen says
you have my mouth watering already, these look so good and sound easy to make. This is a recipe that I will be trying out for sure, thanks for sharing :-)
Kerrie @ Family Food and Travel says
Elizabeth – thank you! They were absolutely perfect – can’t wait to make them again!
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DARLENE W says
These look so fabulous, I now am craving spareribs
Christy E says
These sound great! We never have much luck with our ribs so excited to try!
Kerrie @ Family Food and Travel says
Let me know what you think when you try them – I found them easy and SO delicious!
Mark Cook says
I’m in heaven! I came to the right blog tonight, thank you and cheers!
joe bond says
Wow I can’t wait to try this!
Travelbuds says
My kids and I love ribs so I’ll be giving this recipe a try. I usually cook my ribs in the slow cooker (while I’m at work) so I will see if I make it work in the slow cooker.
Wanda Tracey says
This looks so delicious and will be perfect to make for my family because we love ribs and I have been looking for a new way to bake them. Thanks for sharing this awesome recipe.I am going to pin it for now.