If you like your ribs to just fall off the bone, then this super easy Instant Pot Rib Tip recipe will knock your socks right off!
If you like your ribs to just fall off the bone, then this super easy Instant Pot Rib Tip recipe will knock your socks right off!
Pressure cooking pork rib tips transforms a notoriously tough cut of meat into tender morsels by using high-pressure steam to break down collagen rapidly. Rib tips originate from the lower end of the spare ribs, containing cartilage, fat, and bone fragments that require specific cooking dynamics. Applying adobo all-purpose seasoning directly to the raw pork allows the salt to penetrate the muscle tissue during the forty-minute pressure cycle. Stack the meat on the included trivet to keep the rib tips above the one cup of water, preventing the meat from boiling instead of steaming. High pressure forces moisture into the connective tissue, but overcooking will completely disintegrate the meat fibers into mush. Once the forty minutes elapse, let the cooker naturally release pressure completely before opening the valve. For a charred exterior, transfer the cooked pieces to a hot grill for precisely one to two minutes per side. Store leftovers in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to three days.