Air Fryer Country Style Ribs with BBQ Sauce

Learn How to Make Air Fryer Country Style Ribs with BBQ Sauce
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[@rayrodriguez1643]

Why turn the ribs so many times while seasoning? Use all seasoning at once and flip. Just curious.

[@kikiann2268]

Making those tonight for dinner. Can’t wait. Thank you

[@IGetMoney08FreeKo]

Do you remember if they were tender

[@angelicaavila3068]

These came out so good!

[@UberNeuman]

Just made these last night after watching the video. They were excellent!

[@gman9035]

Look awesome

[@spyk1486]

That looks delicious!

[@LifeIsMessyImLearningAsIGrow]

I’m so happy I got an air fryer! Thank you for sharing this recipe. It looks so good! I make cooking videos too. I’d love to connect and learn more recipes from you! You are very talented!

[@denisehogarth5433]

My mouth is watering

[@Topherhoa]

Trying your recipe today for dinner! 🍀

[@WillieDaaKidd]

Great video! I’m making some right now

[@myriahharjo1435]

Looks delicious I’m making this tonight

[@1ycj]

They definitely look delicious

[@EatwithHank]

Oh yeah it was!

[@poppywilliams8404]

Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!! You just kicked me um...to the delish zone! Always ready to taste new dishes! Yummy, yum! Doing the air fryer way. Waving to you from south Georgia-land of best Peaches, boiled Peanuts, & Vidalia onions!

[@bigsmoke268]

Npc ass comment

[@lifewithkay1711]

Thanks it was great quick for family 🎉

[@TikiB0206]

Awesome recipe thanks 😊

[@patriciamckay384]

Those look great. I just got a Coloring and not sure what I can cook in it. I will definitely try these

[@linettee.houser5156]

Thanks so much ! came here. Because I needed a recipe for the ribs I brought for the airfryer and I saw the picture of your ribs and what makes it even better,We HAve The Same Airfryer Lol

[@silasanderson7202]

THANKS Dude U R A Life saver !!

[@jimbarrowman30]

Going to try it right now 🤞

[@edoliver4255]

Thank you, I'm making some tonight

[@antoniobaskerville6823]

Great Video! Great Ribs !

[@jabbingkal9494]

Nice

[@cookwithneeruchopra7571]

Looks delicious.. I m new subscriber on your channel, first time watching your videos. You cook so well. Greetings from India.

[@brad4527]

im following your advive today. Thanks will follow-up after i cook and eat them

[@BTeezy82]

Making this tonight

[@god563616]

I literally have the exact same seasonings and barbeque sauce in my pantry so I'm making these today! I'm going to put all the seasonings in a zip lock bag and shake the ribs up in there to fully coat. Way easier clean up LOL. Thank you!!

[@UncommonEyes]

Especially like just sprinkle on seasonings, no measuring. Was gonna use instant pot, then thought “what about air fryer?”. Easier 😄. Must admit I line air fryer with foil for easy cleaning. Thanks for your recipe ❤. Did it tonight 🤤 yum 🤤 and messy. If it messy it don’t taste good 👍🏼. Ate with homemade fermented sauerkraut ( don’t heat that good stuff up).

[@manishsakrudkar2624]

Thank you Hank

[@arjuju1979]

I was about to ask the community if the ribs come out tender, but 5:32 gave me the answer 😆 I will give these a go on my air fryer tonight. It's 84° here in SoCal, so I don't feel like turning on my oven 😅

[@EZ4U2Say11]

Same from NorCal 🤖

[@MichaelOrtello-ek7wi]

Those are some nice pieces of pork ribs.

[@anitaaronsson3844]

🇸🇪❤️

[@stevenshytles3484]

I am cooking ribs tonight.

[@kameronbaker3279]

U did your thing hank, just be more generous with that season my boi 💪🏾

[@d.m.1421]

To what temp° for the meat inside?

[@jonathanhoneycutt7623]

Do you know the wattage of your Air Fryer? My air fryer has a900W, 1500W, and 1800W options.

[@stephaniec.2520]

This recipe is an answer to a prayer because I have the ribs but it would take too long & be too hot to grill outside. I just wish you had mentioned the temp they were supposed to be when finished. Sorry if name icon comes up 2x. Computer glitch.

[@EatwithHank]

Hi the internal temperature for pork should be 145F or higher

[@blucheeseentertainment8688]

My boy used the sweet baby rays

[@wyominghome4857]

Does anyone have any experience cooking recipes like this at high elevations? I recently moved from coastal Virginia (elev. 256 feet) to mountain Wyoming (elev. 7,000 feet) and am really having trouble adapting recipes. Where I now live the difference in air pressure makes water boil at 196 degrees instead of 212, but most of the advice I've read has to do with baking cakes and bread, not roasting meat. This recipe, for example, came out way overcooked, even though I reduced the cooking time to 24 minutes. (The instant read thermometer said 185 degrees!) I suspect I should have reduced the air fryer temperature as well. Anyone know of a resource on this?

[@beegee1960]

I would use cayenne pepper instead of the papricka.

[@mikec9311]

Did anyone happen to notice that the package of ribs said "Bone In" and not one of the ribs that he cut had a bone in it? I'm trying to determine if there is a different amount of time required to cook Bone In vice Boneless?

[@donwilson350]

I'm wondering you didn't say were they even tender

[@ratboyyy]

Looks good, but I have a few tips: First, you should measure out your spices into a small bowl or ramiken and mix them up. This ensures an even distribution, each rib gets the same amount of each spice. Then, coat one side of the ribs first, flip them once, then coat the other side. No need for repeated flipping, that only makes it messier. And by measuring your spices out first, once you start touching your raw pork, you're not then touching all of your spice bottles (not to mention your phone and the buttons on your air fryer). If you prep a little, you reduce the chances of cross contamination. Another tip, if you line the fryer basket with aluminum foil, the ribs cook the same but cleanup is a breeze, you just ball up the foil and toss it. 🙂

[@bullmoose6739]

Were they dry? 400 is a bit hot.

[@linettee.houser5156]

New Subbie Now!!!!!

[@sherrilong9826]

May I suggest washing off your meat first. You never know who coughed on it, or handled that meat with nasty hands.