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Baked Baby Back Ribs with Lemon Confit Marinade

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Baked Baby Back Ribs with Lemon Confit MarinadeNoel Barnhurst

In a classic confit, meat cooks (and is then preserved) in its own fat. Here, lemons cook in their own juices to become the basis for an overnight marinade.

Market tip:

Look for meaty baby back ribs; if the bones show right through on top, too much meat has been trimmed.

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