Quick, simple, and great during any season, these slow cooker Asian ribs melt right off the bone! Easy to make gluten free, and perfect for busy nights.
Hello again, readers! Kacey from The Cookie Writer here with a quick and simple crock pot recipe that can be utilized any time of the year!
My husband is not a fan of ribs. There, I said it! I think the two biggest problems for him when it comes to ribs are that they are too fatty, and there is the mess they make while eating them. However, these slow cooker Asian pork ribs were a win in his books! Incredible flavor, ease of cooking, and the fact that these slow cooker Asian ribs are perfect for any season are some of the reasons he is coming to appreciate ribs!
We are from the Great North, meaning I don’t fully expect to be anywhere near the talent of Southern barbecuers (but this recipe is darn good if I do ask myself!) It may be blasphemy to say, but I do believe ribs are made for the slow cooker. They literally melt off the bone after hours of cooking, yielding not only great flavor, but wonderful texture!
Now, as always, I am going to make some suggestions and remarks before getting to the recipe :) This crockpot ribs recipe should be a success if you follow some basics. I use a 6-quart slow cooker, leaving me with enough room so items are not overcrowded. Secondly, all slow cookers are different, so your meat may need more or less time depending (honestly though, I judge my rib “doneness” on whether they are still sticking to their bones or not!)
Lastly, go ahead and customize to your liking because that’s what truly is rewarding about slow cooker recipes! Just throw everything in and let the appliance do the work for you :)
Quick, simple, and great during any season, these slow cooker Asian ribs melt right off the bone! Easy to make gluten free, and perfect for busy nights.
Cut ribs into smaller portions (about two bone chunks per portion.) Mix dry rub ingredients together and rub each rib portion down. Place ribs into 6-quart slow cooker.
Combine wet marinade ingredients together, and pour over top of ribs.
Cover and cook on high 3 1/2 hours or 6-7 hours on low heat. Ribs are complete when they fall off the bone.
Notes
Note: For a more finished appearance and texture, broil ribs in oven until darkened before serving.
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10 comments
Oh my goodness, those look and sound absolutely mouth-watering!
FABU! Can’t wait to try; and easy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! XOXOXOXOX
Thank you, everyone! Hope you all enjoy them :)
I can’t get over how tender and moist those ribs look!
Thanks!! Means a lot coming from the slow cooker Queen :)
Loving the flavors in this….something different and delicious!
I love using my slow cooker! I’ll definitely have to give this recipe a try!
I love using my slow cooker for ribs…these look fabulous! I’m sure they’d be a hit in my house!
I bet the slow cooker makes these tender and delicious!
If they are a win in his books, maybe they’ll be a win in the kids’ book too…