Fried BBQ Spare Ribs
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Thank y'all for coming back. I'm in here in the kitchen with Jamaica, and we are fixing to fry up some ribs, honey
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This is probably one of the favorite meats that we do down at the restaurant
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Oh, I love a good rib. Actually, we came about this quite by accident, y'all
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We were having ribs. We ran out, and I said, what to do, what to do
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Because it takes a while to cook ribs. I said, let's fry them
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Only you would say. We fried them. And they were so good
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So what do you need me to do here? All right, if you would pour some buttermilk in the first one
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Sure. And flour in the next one. All right. Just enough for us to dredge
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Okay. All right, now I've got two different kind of salts here. I've got a seasoned salt and I've got our house seasoning
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Okay. So I'm going to do just a little bit of each
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Don want to get them too salty But that the good thing though unlike barbecuing you got to do like a dry rub or something When you are in the restaurant business you come up with quick ways to solve your problems
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Very clever in the kitchen. Yes. So we dip these in? You have to be that way, because for all your planning
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it doesn't always work out. Something's got to go wrong. My role in the restaurant quickly became problem solver
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And sometimes I was the one creating the problem. Like the day I didn't pay our gas bill
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And it was quarter till 12 and we were trying to get lunch ready
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And Dora called for me back in the kitchen and she said, Paula Deen, did you not pay the gas bill
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I said, I forgot, Dora. She loaded up that chicken, honey, and went over to the Holiday Inn and said, may we use y'all's fryer
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Oh, my goodness. So like I said sometimes I was the root of the problem All right Here your last rib Thank you baby I going to rip some And we going to let them cook for about 12 to 15 minutes y
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Things are so much more fun when you got a buddy in the kitchen with you
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When I'm on the road, it's like I'm running around and I do miss the cooking
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You know what? My beans are in the oven. OK. They're not ready yet because what I'm going to do is put it on broil
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OK. And then that's going to crisp up the bacon. All right, but you're really going to have to watch them
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because let me tell you, my oven. Let me just keep an eye on this, yes. You put my oven on brawl
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It's brawl. It's going to brawl about two minutes, and hopefully it won't burn before we smell it
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Y'all, look at these ribs. Only you would deep-fry our ribs. That's why I love you so much
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Oh, my goodness. I love you. Thank you. I love you. Thank you
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I got lipstick on you. I'll take it. All right. So we're just going to let those fry
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Look-a-here, honey. These ribs, they are looking. fine. You want to grab
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the salad Yes So we got our baked beans ready The ribs are fine Oh yeah And going to make us a little barbecue sauce Now I taking just a regular sauce and I going to heat it up
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and I'm going to add a little Savannah Bee honey to it
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About a half a cup. Honey, I am so ready. Make that sauce, because these ribs aren't going to last very long around me, okay
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They are not going to last. Oh, yum. Mmm. Good, huh? Stick your finger in there
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Let me see, let me see. That honey just tastes it to the moon, honey
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Oh, that's sweet. I love it, I love it. I think that's hot enough. We just wanted to barely warm it
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Okay. And I'm just going to pour us a little bit in our cup. Then we dip the rib in the sauce
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You picking up what I'm putting down. Oh, my goodness. Do you want to adopt me
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I will, honey. Sometimes I feel like the old woman in the shoe
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You need a daughter. You need me. You need a daughter. I do, don't I
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