The process detailed herein provides a method for preparing a specific cut of meat, yielding tender results through controlled heat application within a standard culinary appliance. Boneless pork ribs, lacking the structural support of bones, require particular attention to cooking time and temperature to achieve optimal texture and prevent dryness.
This cooking method offers several advantages, including ease of preparation and cleanup, even heat distribution, and the ability to multitask while the meat cooks. Historically, slow cooking meat has been used to tenderize tougher cuts, and the oven provides a consistent environment for this to occur, resulting in a palatable and satisfying dish.