Baby Back Ribs Recipe, Ninja Foodi Pressure Cooker and Air Fryer

[@positivechallengetv]

Looks good...

[@xmas4203]

Bro tip. I throw a kitchen towel over the pressure release so it doesn't shoot that mist onto my cupboards. Ribs look great!

[@Dallasgurl214318]

I followed your method to T and they were so tender! Thank you for sharing 🥰

[@andrealosinger3866]

Thanks! I have the same cooker and im gonna try 2 racks of baby backs this weekend. I think I'll put some bbq sauce on before I airfry because I like the stickiness!

[@IndyGuy65]

Great rib cook. I too find that the Ninja cooks harder than my Instant Pot. The Ninja recipe book recommends 19 mins initial cook time on ribs.

[@jaytracks]

Amazing! My power pressure cooker xl takes 45 minutes and natural release for tender ribs

[@Kish0w]

Awesome tutorial; didn't know if I needed to use the basket or whatnot.

[@laurendailey6418]

I know these were good! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🤤

[@littledott1945]

Sounds good. Thank you

[@rallythru]

Amazing I just glazed em with more bbq!! But I followed your steps!! Thanks a lot!!

[@shoushanab.7433]

Looks delicious. I’m actually making ribs in my Ninja Foodi tonight for dinner. 😋

[@ladyv6217]

Thank you so much!! My ribs were delicious.

[@BlvckMedicine]

Looks amazing

[@hilaryburnside7538]

Looks fab - what did you do with the sauce/water you cooked them in ?

[@WaveOvenRecipes]

Whatever you prefer.

[@jamiev3641]

Membrane trick...use a knife to loosen a corner then use paper towel to grab and pull. Easy peasy.

[@WaveOvenRecipes]

As I did 🙂.