
These baby backs are sticky, sweet and tart and really delicious. I first steamed the ribs in the oven in beer, onion, garlic and bay leaf. When the ribs are tender I finished them in the oven with a glaze I made from Mosto Cotto syrup, dijon mustard, brown sugar and vinegar. These can also be finished on the grill either way they are delicious. The Mosto Cotto syrup I have has both Amarena Cherries and Montepulciano grapes, the byproduct of these grapes (after the wine) is used to make balsamic vinegar. If you do not have access to Mosto Cotto syrup use balsamic vinegar and natural unsweetened black cherry juice.
Makes 1 slab of baby back ribs feeds 3 or 4 depending on serving size
The glaze:
To small saucepan add the Mosto Cotto syrup( or balsamic vinegar and cherry juice), mustard, brown sugar and vinegar (don't add the vinegar if using the balsamic and cherry juice) whisk together and simmer until it reduces by 1/4. Set aside to cool Pre heat oven to 425 degrees
Ribs:
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