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Member's Mark Pork Spare Ribs, Cryovac (2 racks per bag, priced per pound)
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Members Mark™ provides high-quality pork with no added solutions or ingredients. Our selection of pork is perfect for every occasion, whether you are enjoying a quick weeknight meal, or hosting a weekend barbecue. All products are fresh and never frozen with no added preservatives, hormones or steroids. Visit your Sams Club meat de…
Members Mark™ provides high-quality pork with no added solutions or ingredients. Our selection of pork is perfect for every occasion, whether you are enjoying a quick weeknight meal, or hosting a weekend barbecue. All products are fresh and never frozen with no added preservatives, hormones or steroids. Visit your Sams Club meat department for fresh Members Mark pork that is cut fresh daily. Pork is a healthy, nutritious protein choice that will satisfy any palate.Delicious Meat to Eat Fresh or Freeze for LaterFreeze some of these pork spareribs raw to use later and rest assured you have a freezer full of delicious meat. Season and prepare pork spareribs, then freeze cooked ribs for future meal portions that just need to be thawed and reheated.This case of pork spareribs is perfect for a festival, family reunion or just for stocking your freezer. If you want to serve pork on your restaurant menu, look no further than delicious, succulent pork spareribs. Pork is used in cuisines from all over the world from Asian to American, and these ribs take on the flavors of rubs and spices easily. Create a crisp crust by finishing these ribs under the broiler.How do you cook pork spareribs?Beautifully marbled meat tastes great after being cooked low and slow. The flavor of meat cooked on the bone can't be beat, and it's a ton of fun for the whole family to bite meat right off the bone. Whether you want to cook outside on the grill for summer fun or cook these ribs in the oven and comfort of your own kitchen, you'll love the possibilities these spareribs offer. Pork spareribs are flatter than baby back ribs and are easier to sear, brown and cook in the smoker, grill or oven.What side dishes complement spare ribs?Spare Ribs are excellent paired with rice and beans, noodles, cheese and vegetables. You can also experiment seasoning your spareribs with favorite spices. Popular options are cayenne, black pepper, rosemary and basil. Different marinades also taste fantastic.Recommended Wine PairingFor our Member's Mark Pork Spare Ribs, we recommend pairing it with a rich red wine such as the Meiomi Pinot Noir Red Wine. This California wine has aromas of jammy fruit and toasty oak along with expressive dark berry and juicy strawberry flavors-these bold, fruity flavors and tannins complement the rich flavors of ribs. When pairing wine with pork ribs, consider the preparation method and seasoning of the ribs. For example, if the spare ribs are coated with a spicy or tangy barbecue sauce, a wine with higher acidity and more subtle fruit notes may be a good pairing. On the other hand, if the ribs are prepared with a sweeter sauce, a wine with a bolder fruit flavor can help balance the sweetness. For more information on Meiomi Pinot Noir Red Wine, click here.Season Your Ribs with KindersBought a slab of pork loin back ribs but unsure how to season them? We recommend getting a bottle of Kinders Japanese BBQ Rub and Seasoning. Its made with a base of soy, ginger and garlic and mixed with sea salt, sugar, brown sugar, sesame seeds and other spices. These flavors blossom when the meat is cooked on the grill or in the oven. Youll want to put it on not just ribs, but on chicken and salmon, too. For more information on Kinders Japanese BBQ Rub and Seasoning, click here.For the Pork Spare Ribs Case, click here.
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Members Mark™ provides high-quality pork with no added solutions or ingredients. Our selection of pork is perfect for every occasion, whether you are enjoying a quick weeknight meal, or hosting a weekend barbecue. All products are fresh and never frozen with no added preservatives, hormones or steroids. Visit your Sams Club meat department for fresh Members Mark pork that is cut fresh daily. Pork is a healthy, nutritious protein choice that will satisfy any palate.Delicious Meat to Eat Fresh or Freeze for LaterFreeze some of these pork spareribs raw to use later and rest assured you have a freezer full of delicious meat. Season and prepare pork spareribs, then freeze cooked ribs for future meal portions that just need to be thawed and reheated.This case of pork spareribs is perfect for a festival, family reunion or just for stocking your freezer. If you want to serve pork on your restaurant menu, look no further than delicious, succulent pork spareribs. Pork is used in cuisines from all over the world from Asian to American, and these ribs take on the flavors of rubs and spices easily. Create a crisp crust by finishing these ribs under the broiler.How do you cook pork spareribs?Beautifully marbled meat tastes great after being cooked low and slow. The flavor of meat cooked on the bone can't be beat, and it's a ton of fun for the whole family to bite meat right off the bone. Whether you want to cook outside on the grill for summer fun or cook these ribs in the oven and comfort of your own kitchen, you'll love the possibilities these spareribs offer. Pork spareribs are flatter than baby back ribs and are easier to sear, brown and cook in the smoker, grill or oven.What side dishes complement spare ribs?Spare Ribs are excellent paired with rice and beans, noodles, cheese and vegetables. You can also experiment seasoning your spareribs with favorite spices. Popular options are cayenne, black pepper, rosemary and basil. Different marinades also taste fantastic.Recommended Wine PairingFor our Member's Mark Pork Spare Ribs, we recommend pairing it with a rich red wine such as the Meiomi Pinot Noir Red Wine. This California wine has aromas of jammy fruit and toasty oak along with expressive dark berry and juicy strawberry flavors-these bold, fruity flavors and tannins complement the rich flavors of ribs. When pairing wine with pork ribs, consider the preparation method and seasoning of the ribs. For example, if the spare ribs are coated with a spicy or tangy barbecue sauce, a wine with higher acidity and more subtle fruit notes may be a good pairing. On the other hand, if the ribs are prepared with a sweeter sauce, a wine with a bolder fruit flavor can help balance the sweetness. For more information on Meiomi Pinot Noir Red Wine, click here.Season Your Ribs with KindersBought a slab of pork loin back ribs but unsure how to season them? We recommend getting a bottle of Kinders Japanese BBQ Rub and Seasoning. Its made with a base of soy, ginger and garlic and mixed with sea salt, sugar, brown sugar, sesame seeds and other spices. These flavors blossom when the meat is cooked on the grill or in the oven. Youll want to put it on not just ribs, but on chicken and salmon, too. For more information on Kinders Japanese BBQ Rub and Seasoning, click here.For the Pork Spare Ribs Case, click here.
Specifications
| Brand | Member's Mark |
| Packaging | Cryovac |
| Type of Meat | Pork Spare Ribs |
| Fabricante: | Member's Mark Pork |
| Manufacturer | Member's Mark Pork |
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