Orange jam roasted ribs
By VicentaLakin
Today, we share with you a very, very simple, but particularly delicious, roasted ribs -- orange jam and roasted ribs. We often use white sugar or honey to curry and colour the ribs, but today's dish doesn't need any more sugar, honey or anything, because the sweetness we need is enough with a chubby orange jam. All we need is less light sauce and less salt to make up some salt. And then there's a little rosemary, half a fresh orange. The purpose of using fresh sweet oranges is to taste the double oranges, which are really very, very delicious, because the fresh oranges are brewing aroma, and the fresh oranges have a fresh smell of fruit, which is perfect in one of these roasted ribs。
Recipe Recommendations
- sweet and sour
- roast
- a day
- simple
Steps for Orange jam roasted ribs

1
Put everything in the basin.
2
It's evenly mixed, so the ribs are evenly covered with jam and pickle in the fridge for one or two nights.
3
Picked ribs on the grill, covering the oranges a little bit.
4
The oven temperature is about 190 degrees for 40 minutes. If the ribs are too colourful, then a tin foil will be placed on them to prevent the roasted appearance。