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		<title>By: shutterbug</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[My husband requested I make ribs, just to test my cooking skills, and I chose to make these. I even dared to serve them to company without having tried out the recipe before. We thoroughly enjoyed the flavor of these ribs. I might use a little extra fruit juice(s) in the future and attempt to create extra sauce for these as we kind of missed that gooeyness you get from bbq sauce on ribs.  I will prolly just take the juices from the pan and boil it some, perhaps add some honey to thicken a teeny bit more. Just thinking... 

Oh and for those looking 5 spice, it was labeled as Chinese 5 Spice at our local grocer and proved fairly easy to find. I&#039;m quite glad I bought it as I find myself adding it my rubs for other recipes. Great recipe to be introduced to it! 

Thanks!]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>My husband requested I make ribs, just to test my cooking skills, and I chose to make these. I even dared to serve them to company without having tried out the recipe before. We thoroughly enjoyed the flavor of these ribs. I might use a little extra fruit juice(s) in the future and attempt to create extra sauce for these as we kind of missed that gooeyness you get from bbq sauce on ribs.  I will prolly just take the juices from the pan and boil it some, perhaps add some honey to thicken a teeny bit more. Just thinking&#8230; </p>
<p>Oh and for those looking 5 spice, it was labeled as Chinese 5 Spice at our local grocer and proved fairly easy to find. I&#8217;m quite glad I bought it as I find myself adding it my rubs for other recipes. Great recipe to be introduced to it! </p>
<p>Thanks!</p>
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