After slowcooking ribs, how can you use the liquid?
I've heard that if you cool it, allowing the fat to solidify on top, and taking it out, the liquid can then be reduced to make a sauce. Anyone tried this?
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I've heard that if you cool it, allowing the fat to solidify on top, and taking it out, the liquid can then be reduced to make a sauce. Anyone tried this?
I usually braise my ribs in half ater and half bbq sauce, and then i make a small batch of bbq sauce again with that stock, but I use a store bought in the initial marinade. Works really well though