½ cup hoisin
½ cup ketchup
½ cup sriracha chilli sauce (or any spicy sauce you prefer)
1kg (2 lb) rack of pork spare ribs, cut into individual ribs
sea salt
It doesn’t get much easier than this: sweet, sticky pork ribs with a hum of background spice… and just four ingredients involved! A maximum-flavour dinner that requires minimum effort, this one is both simple and sensational.
½ cup hoisin
½ cup ketchup
½ cup sriracha chilli sauce (or any spicy sauce you prefer)
1kg (2 lb) rack of pork spare ribs, cut into individual ribs
sea salt
Preheat the oven to 120°C.
Combine the hoisin, ketchup and sriracha in a large bowl. Reserve ¼ cup in a separate small bowl.
Season pork ribs with salt, then add them to the large bowl and toss until each rib is evenly coated. Transfer to a baking tray lined with foil. Place another sheet of foil on top and seal the bottom and top pieces to form a tight foil ‘bag’. Cook in the preheated oven for 2 hours.
Remove the ribs from the oven. Turn the oven up to 200°C.
Transfer the foil bag to a heat-proof surface. Remove the top layer of foil, being careful because the steam inside the bag will be hot. Line the baking tray with another clean piece of foil. Transfer the ribs to the lined baking tray and generously brush each rib with the sauce you reserved earlier. Place the tray back into the preheated oven, uncovered, for 5-10 minutes or until the edges of the ribs are just starting to char.
Remove the ribs from the oven and pile onto a serving plate. Serve with plenty of napkins!
Followed the recipe, but cut back a bit on the siracha. I likely should have taken the altitude here (7000 ft.) into consideration and left them in an extra half hour during the steaming process. Tiny bit chewy, but still lovely! Will serve these to guests next Sunday!
I am just making it now for the first time, am pretty sure it will turn out to be delicious.
I have a question though. The second time you put it back in the oven at 200degrees c – is in the oven or the top section of the oven which is the grill?
Please help.
I have cooked ribs using this recipe many many times and it’s my family’s favourite!
Ribs were fall off the bone good! Only issue I had was when I took them out of the oven and removed the top foil the ribs were swimming in a pool of liquid, so essentially the ribs were boiled. What did I do wrong? We followed the rest of directions and they turned out great!
These are so good! we add bit of sweet chilli for the sauce
Eveything this girl makes tastes delicious.
As a glutenfree and dairyfree person,her recipes are great for me
Most of her recipes are simple,she explains well and she loves her food….
Perfect and thank you Marion!!!
This is it! I have finally found the go-to ribs recipe that my son gives 10/10 rating! I have cooked the ribs using the recipe at least 4 times and always got the compliment every time!
Making these again tonight! This is the only recipe I’ve been using since finding it for rubs. They come out perfect every time and my son and I love the flavors and the tenderness. Thank you for the recipe!
Followed the recipe the way it was . Turned out great!! Served them over white rice!!
Super tender and here in Curaçao we love ribs. 😊 you 😊😊😊
I did this recipe and the ribs were juice and delicious. Next time will use less Sriracha sauce and more ketchup they were a little to spicy for my taste but can’t wait to make them again this weekend. Super easy to make and enjoy your ribd
These 4 ingredients ribs are SO tender and delicious that I am making them again right now, just before Christmas, as it is the most comforting food and my family of 5 will devore them in no time! Marion is a genius to show all of us that Asian food can be easy to prepare and also easy to clean thanks to the smart use of the aluminum foil: BRAVO Marion and Thank You so much!
Made these for dinner tonight cooked exactly like the recipe and they were delicious. So easy to make and. Wonderful flavour. My husband polished them off.
The ribs were amazing! Seasoned my ribs my usual way with garlic piwder, onion powder, cumin, smoky paprika, and fresh cracked pepper. Mixed the hoisin, ketchup, sirachi sauce with brown sugar and marinated the ribs and OMG! The ribs were to die for! Family was fighting over them. There were no leftovers. Thank you for a fabulous recipe.
It was so yummy, fall off the bones ribs. Everybody in the family loved it. Will be maing it for the holidays.
These ribs are to die for!! Just the right amount of sticky, sweet, spicy and salty.
To speed things up, instead of 2 hours in the oven, I boiled them for 40 minutes in salted water. Then I broiled them with the sauce. So good!! Thanks Marion!
The came out so tender and tasty, I marinade them over night before cooking, superb recipe, will be trying all your rib recipes
Superb recipe so tender, I marinade the ribs overnight, so tasty will trying the rest of your rib recipes
Super simple and cheap recipe for making tender ribs. I found the ribs to be delicious, nice and tender, and still had a bite to them, which is just how I like them. Will be making this a regular, with different variations on sauce
This is a foolproof recipe and a favourite in our house. I serve with Asian slaw and vegetable rice. A five star winner!
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½ cup hoisin
½ cup ketchup
½ cup sriracha chilli sauce (or any spicy sauce you prefer)
1kg (2 lb) rack of pork spare ribs, cut into individual ribs
sea salt
Preheat the oven to 120°C.
Combine the hoisin, ketchup and sriracha in a large bowl. Reserve ¼ cup in a separate small bowl.
Season pork ribs with salt, then add them to the large bowl and toss until each rib is evenly coated. Transfer to a baking tray lined with foil. Place another sheet of foil on top and seal the bottom and top pieces to form a tight foil ‘bag’. Cook in the preheated oven for 2 hours.
Remove the ribs from the oven. Turn the oven up to 200°C.
Transfer the foil bag to a heat-proof surface. Remove the top layer of foil, being careful because the steam inside the bag will be hot. Line the baking tray with another clean piece of foil. Transfer the ribs to the lined baking tray and generously brush each rib with the sauce you reserved earlier. Place the tray back into the preheated oven, uncovered, for 5-10 minutes or until the edges of the ribs are just starting to char.
Remove the ribs from the oven and pile onto a serving plate. Serve with plenty of napkins!
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