Glazed spare ribs from Good Housekeeping Cookery Book (50th Anniversary Edition): The Cook's Classic Companion (page 60) by The Editors of Good Housekeeping

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    Can substitute chicken wings for pork spare ribs, wine vinegar for rice vinegar, and brown sugar for muscovado sugar.

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    Can substitute chicken wings for pork spare ribs, wine vinegar for rice vinegar, and brown sugar for muscovado sugar.

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