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Barbecued Ribs in a Mustard and Orange Marinade

This recipe for Barbecued Ribs has been reproduced courtesy of Orce Serrano Hams - www.orceserranohams.com

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A delicious marinade, which goes great with pork. The combination of the orange and slow BBQ cooking results in tender meat with a sweet and mildly spicy edge.

Ingredients for Barbecued Ribs

1 kilo pork ribs
250g Dijon mustard
Juice of 2 oranges
5 cloves garlic
Salt

How to make Barbecued Ribs

  • In a large dish, mix the mustard and the juice of the oranges.
  • Peel and crush the garlic, add to the dish, mix well and season.
  • Add the ribs to the marinade and leave for about 2 hours in the fried, turning occasionally.
  • Cook on the BBQ for about 6 - 10 minutes each side.

This marinade is also ideal to be used with pork fillets or chops. Don't be afraid of using a good quality strong mustard as the end result is mellow and fruity.

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