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Miso-glazed ribs with Asian slaw

Pineapple juice helps to break down the meat fibres for extra-juicy ribs. Use the cheaper long-life stuff, as you will discard most of it after poaching the ribs.

3 HOURS 45 MINUTES | SERVES 8 | EASY | LC

baby back ribs4 racks
pineapple juice 1 litre carton

GLAZE

white miso paste 4 tbsp
runny honey 4 tbsp
soy sauce 4 tbsp

SLAW

mooli1, shredded in a food processor
carrots 4, shredded in a food processor
spring onions 1 bunch, shredded
white cabbage 1/2, shredded
sesame oil
2 tbsp
rice vinegar
4 tbsp
mint
a bunch, roughly chopped
coriander a bunch, roughly chopped

1 Heat the oven to 180C/fan 160C/gas 4. Put the ribs, flesh-side down, in a single layer in a large roasting tin. Pour over the pineapple juice, then tightly cover with foil and cook in the oven for 3 hours.

2 Take the ribs out of the oven and scoop 200ml of the cooking liquid into a small pan. Add the rest of the glaze ingredients, bring to a simmer and reduce until around 200ml and looking glossy and sticky.

If finishing the ribs on a barbecue,

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