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How to Remove Membrane from Ribs Easily

Preparing ribs for cooking can be a daunting task, but removing the membrane doesn't have to be. Our AI assistant is here to guide you through the process, ensuring your ribs are tender and delicious.

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Removing the membrane from ribs can make them more tender and flavorful. The membrane, or silverskin, is typically found on the bone side of the ribs. You can slip a knife under the membrane at one end, lift it carefully, and then use a paper towel to grip and pull it off entirely. It can be a bit tricky at first! Have you tried this method before, or are you planning to cook ribs soon? I'm here if you need more cooking tips or ideas!