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This is usually a dessert I order when nothing else on the dessert menu looks good. And when you order it, it's usually a wet sloppy mess with too much coffee liquor. But now you can make it yourself, and put lots of marscapone (restaurants cheap out and never put enough) Anyway, this was made in a lined bread tin, so it doesn't look like the usual mess when digging out of a casserole dish. And the yolks are cooked like sabayon over a pot of steam. Enjoy!

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Poochie, we've never not had both spare ribs and babybacks at our Denver Costco's. I was getting the spare ribs for a while when the price on the babybacks got up so high ($4.69!!!) but now they are down to $3.79 or so and the spare ribs are the same (first time I have seen them priced the same.) I quite liked the spare ribs as well- quite a bit more meat on the bone. BTW, the babaybacks came out nearly perfect, and the country-style ribs were FABULOUS- with so much surface area for the rub and smoke, they were like a cross between the best smoked pork chop ever and burnt ends. I took some of the smaller crispier pieces and dipped them into a new batch of my barbecue sauce (see separate post) and it was eys-roll-back-in-you-head-and-see-God level good. I wish I had taken pics to post. I cooked both the babybacks and the country-style ribs at 225-235* for four hours, used apple wood for the smoke.