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re: Let's make beef short ribs
Posted on 4/23/14 at 9:33 pm to Degas
Posted on 4/23/14 at 9:33 pm to Degas
Degas,
Nice work. I have done them traditionally, in the pressure cooker and sous vide.
I think the best presentation is the traditional method and the sauce is the richest.
With sous vide the ribs come out with the most buttery texture but the sauce I find to be lacking in richness.
Pressure cooked ribs are really tasty and tender but the sauce is a little thin and the ribs absolutely fall apart. I do this for a quick meal during the week as it only takes about 45 minutes to prepare and serve it over heirloom grits.
I like your method as it seems to take advantage of the best of traditional and sous vide methods. I might try this soon but I have not found short ribs in the BR that look as good as the ones shown here. Where did you find them.
Nice work. I have done them traditionally, in the pressure cooker and sous vide.
I think the best presentation is the traditional method and the sauce is the richest.
With sous vide the ribs come out with the most buttery texture but the sauce I find to be lacking in richness.
Pressure cooked ribs are really tasty and tender but the sauce is a little thin and the ribs absolutely fall apart. I do this for a quick meal during the week as it only takes about 45 minutes to prepare and serve it over heirloom grits.
I like your method as it seems to take advantage of the best of traditional and sous vide methods. I might try this soon but I have not found short ribs in the BR that look as good as the ones shown here. Where did you find them.
Posted on 4/23/14 at 9:46 pm to ruzil
quote:Albertson's actually.
Where did you find them
ETA: They usually have boneless short ribs on sale, two fer one, but I find that they turn out a bit dry. Perhaps it's how I've prepared them in the past, but I now favor bone in which produces superb results.
This post was edited on 4/24/14 at 4:41 am
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