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Published 1976
Flavor: Unique — Meal: Easy, Made in Advance
John and I share an embarrassing weakness for barbecued spareribs. Every once in a while, we venture out to a local chop-suey palace to indulge ourselves. Although it would be difficult to vouch for their authenticity, the bright red, sweet, and sticky spareribs that most Chinese-American restaurants feature are, in their way, quite delightful, for pork and sugar have a delicious affinity for each other.
Mrs.
