Friday, February 5, 2010

Parasites In Pork Ribs How Long Do You Boil Pork Ribs?

How long do you boil Pork ribs? - parasites in pork ribs

I Microbiology and class that changed my life. First, whether it's gone the taste or not, I've never pork safe without boiling first to kill parasites and eggs. I just want to confirm that the meat department said, on the market. How long to cook?

11 comments:

lots_of_... said...

Should not bbq'ing To grill or cook the ribs.

So I took a class in microbiology mean so that there will be a vegetarian? or ask your steak well done from now?

Before you respond, ask where they come from more ... How old is this information?

Moreover, when the grill or barbecue, you cook the ribs. This is the same boiling point - boiling ribs.

If you have to cook, place a large pot of water to a boil and place the ribs and cook for 10 minutes. Turn off the heat and let the ribs soak in hot water for at least 2 hours. This cook ribs, but can not cook much of the flavor.

agg_115 said...

Try this: http://allrecipes.com/Search/Recipes.asp ... I could not live without this site!

Cheffy said...

I Never boil ribs. Not necessarily cook ribs kill parasites, which has a temperature high enough to destroy all that is achieved, that no matter how you cook. Parasites are not in the U.S. pork, much of the day, I thank you, the watchful eye of the USDA, FDA and CDC. Even if you are too afraid trychinosis, make sure that you are the ribs 138E (presumably) because it is the temperature at which the pathogen dies. Also note that there has been no reported case trychinosis of pork in the United States in connection since 1976.

ph62198 said...

Never, Never, Never RIBS cook. Boiling makes the meat fibers and make the narrow lock. Poached in a broth made at least 45 minuets to an hour. This will kill everything that relates to them. (The temperature is about 165F), then the grill with sauce poured over it. Or let it dry a little, then rub with a dry and baking are prepared. they taste as if they were slow cooked for twelve hours to wait.

kja63 said...

Yuck! Never cook pork, and I've never had food poisoning from there. We are part of a collective farm and butcher their own meat. Fresh pork is wonderful.

missi said...

The honey will ruin them!
First, because it is cooked to 160 degrees internal temperature to kill parasites. Jump to search the web there are many good recipes that every cook will tell if they fully ribs at 180 degrees. nevertheless, if it is cooked well prepared to at low temperature (250 degrees) for at least 3 hours to be slow. there is nothing that can survive such temperatures.

♥dis dik ♥ said...

ewww, they have 2 B on the grill

cuddles said...

30 min

Jim Justice said...

I will do it for about 40 minutes before the grill.

technoce... said...

Cook until the bones can pull apart with your fingers, somewhere around 45 to 60 minutes.
As for the class of microbiology ... God will find you lose a lot of good food, if you are you afraid.
The human race has existed for a long time and has never been an episode as a "plague" was caused by food. Our bodies are very good to make for themselves.
Of course, with cooking utensils, food cold and hot food to be warm and clean, careful, and between cutting boards.
I do not want all those wonderful dishes that I would have missed out thinking if I can Microbiology bothers me.
Classes as scary for sure, but try not to let it sit for you.
Good Food!

samantha said...

If you stick to a boil, just to boil, cover and simmer for at least 30 minutes or less. Moreover, not only in the water. Add spices, brown sugar, its liquid smoke, onion and garlic, inventive, but a little taste, while doing it!
Finish on the grill or in oven.

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