Jan 21 2016
I had a spaghetti squash to have and got 3 bone in country
style ribs at my butcher. My first thoughts were BBQ but even though it was
nice enough to use the smoker I was too lazy. I would do them in the Crockpot
and smother them in country gravy for something different. I went to the grocer
today and found a bag of shredded Brussles sprouts so they would be good
sauteed with some bacon.
I like to cut the spaghetti squash when raw, much easier
getting the seeds out. I use a grapefruit spoon to scoop them out. Every time I
cut through their hard skin I am amazed I didn't cut a finger off. I tried
something different this time I nuked it in the microwave for 5 minutes on
high. That worked well, it was much easier to cut in half and the seeds still
come out well.
I always do the squash in the oven, at 350 deg.; season with
Penzey's sandwich sprinkle, place cut side down on a foil lined sheet pan with
a pat of butter under each one, and bake for an hour. When done I scoop out the
meat in a large bowl with 4 to 6 pats of butter and serve. Everyone can add
more seasoning if they want. Parmesan cheese is good on it too.
I browned the ribs in a hot skillet with some clarified butter
for 4 minutes each side then in the Crockpot. I deglazed the pan with about 6
oz. Of water and added that to the ribs. Crockpot was set on high and after
about 45 minutes I made the country gravy. I use Pioneer brand mix; it tastes
as good as I can make myself and a lot easier. After 3 hours on high I went to
low for the last hour.
The last 10 minutes I heated some clarified butter in a hot
skillet sauteed a few minutes and added some salt, pepper and bacon crumbles
and stirred cooking another few minutes.
I had some King's Hawaiian
dinner rolls; I like the sweet taste of it. The wife and daughter like
this meal as well as me. The ribs were fall apart tender; I shredded mine up
and added more gravy.
The ribs
Browned and added to the CP
Deglaze the skillet
Ribs and skillet liquid in the CP
Country gravy
Gravy added tot he CP
Squash sliced and seeds removed
On a sheet pan to bake
Squash done
Sauteing the Brussles sprouts
Ribs are done
My sprouts
Mt supper
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