Slow Cooker Spicy Sweet Country-style Ribs. I love boneless country-style ribs with their fall-off-the-bone tender meat and rich flavor.
Today was the first day of school.
I hate it.
I cried.
*sigh*
Today was the first time ever that neither one of the boys wanted me to walk them in on the first day. Maybe because they’re at the same school and Ryder felt secure with Lincoln being there. He assured me that he stilled loves me. I’m sure he saw the tears welling up in my eyes. I hate each new school year. I like hanging with them, we had so much fun this Summer. I’m glad they’re well-adjusted and not needy. They have good teachers and I know they’ll have a good year. I still me them and their silliness all day!
So I’m feeling nostalgic, sharing pics of some of our fun Summer activities!
Triple Decker Ice Cream Cones – now, that’s got Summer written all over it!!
We vacationed at the beach, Orange Beach, AL, for a week!
Lincoln participated in his first swim meet. He did great and had a great time!
Lincoln had a spend-the-night birthday celebration. No sleep took place!
We had a fun day at Incredible Pizza, where they played video games, rode go-carts, played putt-putt golf and ate some incredible pizza!
Lincoln really is part fish. When he’s not practicing on the swim team, he’s swimming for fun.
He practices his ‘corkscrew’ dives.
We watched golf and we played golf.
The boys love the new Par 3 at our local club.
We bought a golf cart and love cruising the neighborhood to see what’s going on.
Slow Cooker Spicy Sweet Country-style Ribs
I know you’re thinking, enough with the Jones Family Memories! Ok, ok, let’s get to the recipe. I’m always looking for great tasty dinner options that are easy and don’t require a lot of hands-on time for me in the kitchen. Slow-cookers are a great way to incorporate in my plan and I don’t always just make soup in them. My Slow Cooker Spicy Sweet Country-style Ribs are perfect for the meat-eating boys. I chose Country-style cut for this recipe because they are the meatiest ribs. I usually find them in packages of 6 to 8 ribs. These ribs become really tender using the low and slow method in the slow cooker. If I have time, cook on the lowest setting for 6 to 8 hours.
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Slow Cooker Spicy Sweet Country-style Ribs
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Save To Your Recipe BoxIngredients
- 4 pounds country-style pork ribs
- 1 teaspoon garlic minced
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1/2 cup onion minced
- 18 ounces hickory-flavored bbq sauce
- ¾ cup jalapeno jelly red
Instructions
- Sear ribs in a (very hot) cast-iron skillet one minute on each side.
- Turn slow cooker on low, add ribs to cooker. Top with garlic, salt, pepper, onions, bbq sauce and jalapeno jelly. Cook on low 6 to 8 hours. Remove ribs and skim fat from sauce. Pour sauce over ribs on serving platter.
Nutrition
Mauda Palmer says
In no time they’re gone and you look in the mirror and realize you’re middle aged or late middle aged. If I would say one thing I would tell you to not just go about your daily activities but create special time for the kids, whether at home or on vacation. We had a lot of good times in our pool and on our trampoline, snow skiing, going on a “visit roller coasters” road trip, spending the whole month of July at the beach, and visiting National Parks (which they hated at the time). I hope they will remember these things when I am old. PS I am going to cook your ribs, which I am sure they will say they hate but which they will remember with fondness later.
Paula says
Funny, because today is the last day of school. I’m so happy they’ll be home with me, but the school year flew by. It was a tough Fall semester but we finally got lined out this Spring. Thanks for your sweet words. I wish time could stand still and they’d be my babies forever.
Becca says
Yummy! My mouth’s watering. I just pinned this to my Crockpot Board and will be trying it soon! Thanks for sharing your recipes! Stop by my Friday’s Five Features this week and link up this post (and others)! diy-vintage-chic.blogspot.com
Krista @ joyfulhealthyeats says
So fun, love all the summer pics. Looks like you guys had a fun and relaxing summer! These Spicy Sweet Ribs sound awesome and major bonus on the fact you can make them in the crock pot! Might need to try this one.. pinning for later!
Paula says
Thanks Krista! They are fun boys and good too. I wish they were still here! Thanks for sharing.
Lori @Lori's Culinary Creations says
Those ribs look great!!! Found you over at Tuesday’s Table. I am co-hosting Tasty Tuesdays this week and would love for you to link up this recipe.
http://www.lorisculinarycreations.com/2013/08/TastyTuesdays4.html
Lori
Lori’s Culinary Creations
Paula says
Thanks so much for stopping by! Headed to your party now.
tanya says
I love the spicy sweet sauce for these ribs Paula!!! Seriously fantastic! And I know what you mean, it really is so sad when school starts. I love having the kids home, we’ve had so much fun. The start of school is a reminder that time passes so quickly!
Paula says
That’s what it is for me, I think 5th grade!? How can that be I just brought him home from the hospital!!!
This sauce is very good, I love jalapeno pepper sauce!
Danni@SiloHillFarm says
So fun to see a recap of your summer! Your boys are getting big. I can just see you cruisin around in your new golf cart! Love the rib recipe too. All I ever find here is the green jalapeno jelly. Can I use that??
Paula says
I know, I hate they’re getting big 🙁 but they’re so much fun right now. We have worn the wheels off that cart! So much fun! The green has a slightly diff flavor and isn’t as hot, but I’ve used it when I can’t get the red and it’s very close to the same.