Iberico Spareribs
Iberico spareribs | Baby back ribs
Spareribs are of course always a good idea, but Iberico really gives another dimension to this BBQ classic. A bit fattier than LIVAR, but that also adds seasoning and ensures buttery tender ribs. Spare ribs are perhaps the most eaten BBQ dish in the Netherlands and that is of course not without reason. These Iberico spare ribs are baby back ribs, also called loin ribs. These are still the most eaten ribs in the Netherlands!
Spare ribs are of course very popular on the BBQ and the real enthusiast will certainly appreciate these Iberico spare ribs. The Iberico pig is rich in intramuscular fat that is nicely distributed throughout the meat. Moreover, this black-footed pig is known for its characteristic nutty taste, which comes from the kilos of acorns that the Iberico pig scavenges in the fall! Iberico spare ribs are extra special and definitely worth a try!
Iberico spare ribs from Ibérico Certificado
These spareribs come from the famous Iberico pig. Iberico pigs - or: Cerdo Ibérico - originally come from the south-west of Spain. Iberico is known as one of the most tasty free-range breeds in the world. Not that strange either. The pigs live outside without birds in a Mediterranean climate and only eat natural food such as grass, herbs, roots and sometimes olives. During very dry summer times they are supplemented with grain. But the real work begins in the autumn, when the acorns (bellotas) fall from the old cork and holm oaks. Because it is the acorns that give Iberico meat that characteristic taste. During that period, Iberico pigs eat kilos of acorns per day, allowing them to grow to an impressive 160 and sometimes even 180 kilos in a short time. The pigs are relatively small in size and therefore have a high concentration of fat, mainly intramuscularly, i.e. between the muscles. It distributes very well throughout the meat. Iberico meat is therefore spicy and fatty, largely mono- and polysaturated, therefore rich in nutrients. Another advantage of the Ibérico pig. Iberico meat is truly in a class of its own and that certainly applies to these spare ribs from Ibérico Certificado. This is Iberico meat of the very best quality that has been carefully checked and cut by our Master Butchers. A fantastic quality that you will definitely score with on the BBQ!
Buy Iberico spare ribs online?
Do you want to get Iberico spare ribs of the very best quality without any effort? The Butchery delivers super fast and you will receive your thick meat spareribs quick frozen (frozen within the hour, without any loss of quality), so you can put them in the freezer at home.
So order your Iberico spareribs online today!
How to Prepare Spareribs?
Spareribs, especially the raw variety, are perfect for slow cooking. Want to eat spareribs within a few hours? Cook the spareribs in a marinade with a bit of water for 30 minutes until tender.
Have more time? Great! Start by seasoning your spareribs with a dry rub or marinade. Ensure the BBQ is heated to a temperature between 100 and 150 degrees Celsius. Place the spareribs – above a drip tray, not directly over the coals – with the bones facing down. Every half hour, baste them with something like apple juice. After an hour and a half, wrap the spareribs in aluminum foil for extra tender meat. After an hour in the foil, unwrap them and place them back on the grill for a little while. Finish with a glaze.
The advantage of not pre-cooking is that the meat's texture stays intact, giving it a delightful bite.
Preparation Methods for Spareribs
Spareribs are perhaps one of the most popular low & slow BBQ dishes in the Netherlands. There are countless ways to prepare them, but below is a guide and recipes to help you get started.
Spareribs Using the 3-2-1 Method
This method originates from America and is especially suitable for meaty ribs, such as belly ribs. If you're using thinner ribs (common in the Netherlands), you might need to adjust the times slightly. Either way, you should plan for about 5 to 6 hours, excluding preparation. But that's part of the charm! How better to spend a Sunday afternoon?
The method's numbers represent time intervals. Not necessarily hours, though that's typically the standard. On average, a low & slow sparerib preparation (excluding preparation) takes about 6 hours. Generally, it’s 3 hours of smoking, 2 hours of steaming, and 1 hour of grilling – hence 3-2-1. However, these times are flexible and depend on your taste and the type of meat. For example, with baby back ribs, you might steam for just one hour. Since many BBQ enthusiasts don't like the meat falling off the bone, the steaming time is often reduced from 2 hours to 1. Trust your instincts (and your meat).
Learn more about the 3-2-1 method here
Low & Slow Sparerib Preparation
Would you like to prepare spareribs using a great recipe? We’ve got you covered! Suitable for the smoker or BBQ! More recipes are available, so feel free to explore.
Ingredients
varkensvlees 100%Nutritional value
Type | Per 100g |
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Energie (kJ) | 999.02 |
Energie (kcal) | 239.00 |
Vet (g) | 17.70 |
Verzadigd vet (g) | 7.10 |
Koolhydraten (g) | 0.00 |
Suikers (g) | 0.00 |
Vezels (g) | 0.00 |
Eiwitten (g) | 20.00 |
Zout (g) | 0.08 |
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Klaar gemaakt door deze 4 uren te roken (kers) op lage temperatuur (110 graden), daarna 1u op hoger vuur om terugtrekking op het bot te verkrijgen (130 graden) en dan uiteindelijk nog een uur in te pakken en volledig te laten garen.
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Iberico spareribs | Baby back ribs
Spareribs are of course always a good idea, but Iberico really gives another dimension to this BBQ classic. A bit fattier than LIVAR, but that also adds seasoning and ensures buttery tender ribs. Spare ribs are perhaps the most eaten BBQ dish in the Netherlands and that is of course not without reason. These Iberico spare ribs are baby back ribs, also called loin ribs. These are still the most eaten ribs in the Netherlands!
Spare ribs are of course very popular on the BBQ and the real enthusiast will certainly appreciate these Iberico spare ribs. The Iberico pig is rich in intramuscular fat that is nicely distributed throughout the meat. Moreover, this black-footed pig is known for its characteristic nutty taste, which comes from the kilos of acorns that the Iberico pig scavenges in the fall! Iberico spare ribs are extra special and definitely worth a try!
Iberico spare ribs from Ibérico Certificado
These spareribs come from the famous Iberico pig. Iberico pigs - or: Cerdo Ibérico - originally come from the south-west of Spain. Iberico is known as one of the most tasty free-range breeds in the world. Not that strange either. The pigs live outside without birds in a Mediterranean climate and only eat natural food such as grass, herbs, roots and sometimes olives. During very dry summer times they are supplemented with grain. But the real work begins in the autumn, when the acorns (bellotas) fall from the old cork and holm oaks. Because it is the acorns that give Iberico meat that characteristic taste. During that period, Iberico pigs eat kilos of acorns per day, allowing them to grow to an impressive 160 and sometimes even 180 kilos in a short time. The pigs are relatively small in size and therefore have a high concentration of fat, mainly intramuscularly, i.e. between the muscles. It distributes very well throughout the meat. Iberico meat is therefore spicy and fatty, largely mono- and polysaturated, therefore rich in nutrients. Another advantage of the Ibérico pig. Iberico meat is truly in a class of its own and that certainly applies to these spare ribs from Ibérico Certificado. This is Iberico meat of the very best quality that has been carefully checked and cut by our Master Butchers. A fantastic quality that you will definitely score with on the BBQ!
Buy Iberico spare ribs online?
Do you want to get Iberico spare ribs of the very best quality without any effort? The Butchery delivers super fast and you will receive your thick meat spareribs quick frozen (frozen within the hour, without any loss of quality), so you can put them in the freezer at home.
So order your Iberico spareribs online today!
How to Prepare Spareribs?
Spareribs, especially the raw variety, are perfect for slow cooking. Want to eat spareribs within a few hours? Cook the spareribs in a marinade with a bit of water for 30 minutes until tender.
Have more time? Great! Start by seasoning your spareribs with a dry rub or marinade. Ensure the BBQ is heated to a temperature between 100 and 150 degrees Celsius. Place the spareribs – above a drip tray, not directly over the coals – with the bones facing down. Every half hour, baste them with something like apple juice. After an hour and a half, wrap the spareribs in aluminum foil for extra tender meat. After an hour in the foil, unwrap them and place them back on the grill for a little while. Finish with a glaze.
The advantage of not pre-cooking is that the meat's texture stays intact, giving it a delightful bite.
Preparation Methods for Spareribs
Spareribs are perhaps one of the most popular low & slow BBQ dishes in the Netherlands. There are countless ways to prepare them, but below is a guide and recipes to help you get started.
Spareribs Using the 3-2-1 Method
This method originates from America and is especially suitable for meaty ribs, such as belly ribs. If you're using thinner ribs (common in the Netherlands), you might need to adjust the times slightly. Either way, you should plan for about 5 to 6 hours, excluding preparation. But that's part of the charm! How better to spend a Sunday afternoon?
The method's numbers represent time intervals. Not necessarily hours, though that's typically the standard. On average, a low & slow sparerib preparation (excluding preparation) takes about 6 hours. Generally, it’s 3 hours of smoking, 2 hours of steaming, and 1 hour of grilling – hence 3-2-1. However, these times are flexible and depend on your taste and the type of meat. For example, with baby back ribs, you might steam for just one hour. Since many BBQ enthusiasts don't like the meat falling off the bone, the steaming time is often reduced from 2 hours to 1. Trust your instincts (and your meat).
Learn more about the 3-2-1 method here
Low & Slow Sparerib Preparation
Would you like to prepare spareribs using a great recipe? We’ve got you covered! Suitable for the smoker or BBQ! More recipes are available, so feel free to explore.
Ingredients
varkensvlees 100%Nutritional value
Type | Per 100g |
---|---|
Energie (kJ) | 999.02 |
Energie (kcal) | 239.00 |
Vet (g) | 17.70 |
Verzadigd vet (g) | 7.10 |
Koolhydraten (g) | 0.00 |
Suikers (g) | 0.00 |
Vezels (g) | 0.00 |
Eiwitten (g) | 20.00 |
Zout (g) | 0.08 |