How to Cook Fall Off the Bone Baby Back Ribs, with the Power Pressure Cooker XL


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Former superstar WWE wrestler, trainer and actor Gene Snitsky takes a short break from cracking ribs to turn on the Power Pressure Cooker XL for the best, most tender Baby Back Ribs you’ll ever enjoy. In just 30 minutes, the Power Pressure Cooker XL makes cooking up great baby back ribs a snap. Just season the ribs with your favorite spices for one half-hour before putting them in the inner pot. Press the SOUP/STEW button and presto … Baby back ribs like you’ve never had them before!

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36 replies
  1. mark parker
    mark parker says:

    On the machine I just got, you press the soup button twice to get the 30 mins. On the video, he presses the middle button to increase the time.My middle button is called Saute. Just in case that confused anybody else.

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  2. Kiki Terhune
    Kiki Terhune says:

    LOVE LOVE LOVE my pressure cooker! I got it about a month or so ago and have made taco soup, pulled pork, and even deviled eggs! I have convinced some of the customers at work to get this and they love it to! The recipes are a little lacking but all I need are how long to cook it and at what setting! 😀

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  3. Scott Helphenstine
    Scott Helphenstine says:

    I did it just like this and the ribs were barely warm after 30 mins. still under cooked after another 30 minutes. it will take at least 1 hour 30 minutes. I am very disappointed in the claims. the recipe book gives these same instructions also. I just wonder how many other recipes have false claims of how long it takes to cook just so they can sell more of these.

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  4. Benjamin Gomez
    Benjamin Gomez says:

    just got my power pressure cooker xl first thing I wanted to do was this and 30 minutes later it does not look anthing like meat falling off the bones it was still half cooked I will cook for another 15 minutes and see what happens

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  5. xoRitz727xo
    xoRitz727xo says:

    I wish they would be realistic with these videos. I find it amazing how racks of ribs go in and perfectly caramelized & cut up ribs come out… Why not just say to add more bbq and broil for 10 min after they are finished. I have my ribs in my cooker now, I really hope the 30 mins is enough.

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  6. Big T. Anderson
    Big T. Anderson says:

    I think he is actually quite good as a salesman like this. He definitely has a presence on screen. If he didn't like the food he could have fooled me. He seems just really natural on screen.

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  7. Jim G
    Jim G says:

    his idea of "evenly Seasoned" is laughable ! its called a rub.should not be very last minute, and it has to be RUBBED in, not just dropped onto the meat unevenly !!!! is there no editing on these videos ? Going to try it tonight… god help us

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