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Yummy.
My greatgrandmother used to brown hers first to give them a little more flavor, then would put salt, pepper, garlic, dill, and sage all over them, bake them in the oven at 250 for an hour in a bain marie (place smaller pan with readied meat in it in a larger pan and fill the larger pan about halfway with water...creates great steam).
She would then cover the ribs with honey BBQ sauce, (more like a glaze than anything - sweet and just enough vinegar in the sauce to make it slightly tangy, no peppers of any kind because both she and I were allergic to peppers - I've since had allergy shots for them), and covered the pan with tinfoil and baked another hour at the same temp. Then remove foil and bake one last time.
Yummy.
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