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UK
/spˈeəɹɪbz/
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NOUN
- cut of pork from the rib section with most of the meat trimmed off
- baked or roasted with a spicy sauce
How To Use spareribs In A Sentence
- Fish, roast duck, spareribs soup, shrimps and cabbage.
- You could get the hingwon equivalent of a pigout: roast pig, roast pork, and spareribs. 3 little piggies for sure. At Lunch Now: Clearly My Love of Chinese Food is Genetic | Midtown Lunch - Finding Lunch in the Food Wasteland of NYC's Midtown Manhattan
- Take a bite of his perfectly crusted, tender spareribs, and respect may turn to reverence.
- That city’s namesake contribution to barbecue is the term St. Louis cut, which refers to a particular size 3 pounds or less and butchering technique for a slab of spareribs, the classic ribs for barbecue. Celebrating Barbecue
- That city’s namesake contribution to barbecue is the term St. Louis cut, which refers to a particular size 3 pounds or less and butchering technique for a slab of spareribs, the classic ribs for barbecue. Celebrating Barbecue
- I was told that the more run-down the town, the better the music and spareribs.
- But they always returned with reports of marvelous moo goo gai pain, and lobster in eggy Cantonese sauce, crisp spareribs, and fresh shrimp subgum. George Heymont: Have Yourself An Elena Kagan Christmas (VIDEOS)
- Tonight we had a great dinner, it was spareribs, mashed potatoes and shortbread for dessert.
- Besides the turkey and chickens there were "spareribs" and great frying-panfuls of fresh pork which, at this cold season of the year, was greatly relished by us. When Life Was Young At the Old Farm in Maine
- Sosaties (skewered meat), kebabs, "crayfish" or kreef in Afrikaans, marinated chicken, pork and lamb chops, steaks, what seemed like ten kinds of Boerewors (sausages) of different flavors and thickness, and five racks of something that looked vaguely like spareribs. Josh Tetrick: Why Martin Luther King's Son Doesn't Eat Meat
