Country Style Boneless Ribs are cooked to tender perfection in your electric pressure cooker. You then finish them in the oven to get the caramelized bbq sauce that is finger lickin' good!
In a small bowl mix together the brown sugar, kosher salt, black pepper, garlic powder, onion powder, smoked paprika (and optional cayenne pepper). Stir well until there are no large clumps remaining.
Sprinkle the salt & seasoning rub mixture on the ribs, coating both sides and pressing it in so it sticks.
Pour the water, Worcestershire, and cider vinegar into the Instant Pot. Crush the garlic cloves and pop them into the liquid in the pot.
Place the seasoned boneless ribs in the pot.
Put the lid on and lock it in place. Turn the pressure valve to seal. Set the Instant Pot to cook on high pressure Meat/Stew mode for 18 minutes. At the end of 18 minutes do a natural release of pressure for 5 minutes, then finish with a quick release. NOTE- While the pressure is releasing PREHEAT THE OVEN TO BROIL.
Place the cooked ribs on a sheet pan and coat one side with desired amount of your favorite BBQ sauce. Broil in the oven for 4-5 minutes. Remove the ribs from the oven, flip them to the other side, coat with BBQ sauce. Place back in the oven for 3-4 minutes.
Enjoy your tender Instant Pot Boneless Country Style Ribs!!
Notes
COUNTRY STYLE BONELESS RIBS: when you are buying these types of "ribs" in the grocery store it is very important you purchase ones that look slightly marbled or have a little fat content. Ones that are completely light pink with no marbling are doomed to be dry no matter how you cook them.These can be made ahead and reheated. I recommend cooking them in the Instant Pot, letting them cool, and refrigerating for up to 3 days. Then follow the broiling instructions with the BBQ sauce to reheat. However- they will not be as tender when made ahead!I have made these Instant Pot Pork Ribs from frozen as well. Simply up the Instant Pot cooking time to 25 minutes with a 10 minute natural release. NOTE: they will not be as "fall apart" tender as they are from fresh. I have not tested this recipe with bone-in country style ribs, but the cooking time and method should be the same as the recipe is written.