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Baby Back Ribs with Pomegranate Molasses
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TheWimpyVegetarian
September 7, 2010
I made part of this recipe over the weekend! I got some great little baby back ribs, got all the stuff for the rub, but couldn't find the pomegranate molasses. We're up at Lake Tahoe for the Labor Day Weekend, and the stores here are more limited in what they carry than back home. So the bbq sauce will be for when we get home. But I made the ribs with your rub and it was fantastic! It had just the right balance to it. Thanks!!
aliyaleekong
September 7, 2010
Great! Don't you just love the cinnamon in there? I'm sure pomegranate molasses isn't the easiest thing to find - though it is just concentrated pomegranate juice. So theoretically, you could just reduce down (pure) juice to get it. :) Anyway, I look forward to hearing when you get to try all of it together!
TheWimpyVegetarian
August 18, 2010
This sounds amazing! And I love the photo - so inviting I want to just reach out and eat them! I too am always on the lookout for ways to use pomegranate molasses and this looks like a perfect way to use it.
aliyaleekong
August 19, 2010
Thanks! I actually mix a little pomegranate molasses with super-fresh ricotta and some cracked black pepper for a delicious crostini...just another thought for you.
AntoniaJames
August 18, 2010
Deadly delicious! I'm with dymnyno on the pomegranate molasses, which I bet does a nice job of keeping the sauce from being too sweet (my usual problem with most BBQ sauces). Definitely saving this and trying it soon. ;o)
aliyaleekong
August 18, 2010
Thanks, AntoniaJames! Let me know if/when you do. It definitely isn't too sweet, and you can single out the fruitiness from the pomegranate and the cinnamon in the dry rub, which makes it really special.
dymnyno
August 18, 2010
Sounds great...always looking for a great rub and sauce...and I love pomegranate molasses!
aliyaleekong
August 18, 2010
oh, good! glad you've tried it before - probably makes it easier to imagine how this sauce comes out...tangy, slightly fruity, and delicious.
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