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Looking at probably braising some English Long Cut Short Ribs. Any recipes or other approaches you'd like to share would be appreciated.



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Anyone else?



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I've made The Pioneer Woman's recipe and it was great:

Pioneer Woman - Braised Short Ribs



 
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I do something similar but without the wine. I’ll try her way with the wine next. Too bad, just made short ribs yesterday too. Make it about 2-3 times a month. Love them.




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Country-style short ribs and sauerkraut in a slow cooker; super easy.

https://www.bettycrocker.com/r...f8-963d-d6a6bdda6e6e


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Best short-ribs I ever ate was the ones at Lucques in LA. Phenomenal. I've since made the same recipe and gotten pretty close to it.

Lucques Short Ribs

 
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Thanks Guys! Can always count of the gourmands of this forum! Smile

Both the Pioneer Woman and Lucques recipes look outstanding (although we'll skip the later's horseradish cream.... allergic Frown ) !



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Best short-ribs I ever ate was the ones at Lucques in LA. Phenomenal. I've since made the same recipe and gotten pretty close to it.

Lucques Short Ribs

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OK, that's dinner sometime soon.



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AMAZING recipe from Cook’s Illustrated:

Tuscan beef stew

Uses a whole bottle of Chianti. I make it with garlic mashed potatoes.


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AMAZING recipe from Cook’s Illustrated:

Tuscan beef stew

Uses a whole bottle of Chianti. I make it with garlic mashed potatoes.


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Sous vide at 130 for 72 hours, then cold shock in an ice water bath, still in the bag. Remove from bag, pat exterior dry. Char, turning frequently, over an oak fire. Incredible....

Alternately, hit with salt/pepper/onion/garlic and smoke, indirect, at 225-250 for 4-7 hours (depending on thickness), until probe tender. You'll probably have a good inch or two of pullback at the bone ends.
 
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Big Grin Can't you just save up a little longer until you can afford regular length ribs? Big Grin



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Big Grin Can't you just save up a little longer until you can afford regular length ribs? Big Grin


Oh shit! And I thought Jesse's comment couldn't be topped in this thread. hahahahahahahahahahaha



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Pepper, garlic powder, very little salt... on the grill....gas,charcoal doesn't matter to me...
 
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Braised in Guinness and served with mash


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Braised in Guinness


Did a search based on your suggestion and was shocked at the number of recipes out there calling for braising in Guinness. Looking good! Smile



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Best short-ribs I ever ate was the ones at Lucques in LA. Phenomenal. I've since made the same recipe and gotten pretty close to it.

Lucques Short Ribs

[FLASH_VIDEO]<iframe frameborder="0" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/lq6qDgJ3-Qg" width="560"></iframe>[/FLASH_VIDEO]


Thanks for posting this. I am making this soon!
 
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I have my butcher cross cut the short ribs in 1/2" thickness.
I put these on the grill and they are wonderful - no prep is necessary to make them tender .

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