Beef Short Ribs with an Asian Twist | Chef Jean-Pierre


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Hello There Friends, Today, I am excited to present a Delish Short Rib dish infused with delightful Asian-inspired flavors. Prepare …

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  1. GG
    GG says:

    "…tool on orange, not orange on tool…" Chef, you taught me years ago that only Ding Dongs put the fruit on the tool. I'm no Ding Dong!

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  2. Nephretite
    Nephretite says:

    I love beef short ribs. Haven't made them like this though, with the polenta or pasta. Will definitely make this recipe this wknd. Thank you again Chef Jean Pierre; you are superb.

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  3. Diana Verhulst
    Diana Verhulst says:

    Amazing and looks so delicious. I'm in Europe right now – first time ever – and had a trio of dumplings in brown butter w/ onions, Parmesan and chives; each dumpling, and I assume they were potato dumplings – had other ingredients; one had cheese, one had spinach and the other was onion I believe. I'm searching for recipes – got any? This meal was experienced in Innsbruck, Austria, prepared in the German fashion I believe.

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  4. David Eggleton
    David Eggleton says:

    Enjoying those little quotes in the transitions — "Maillard Reaction, not Burnt Reaction" … I'm very keen to make this myself (or a close approximation at least) 😋 … Question: When doing slow cooked lamb shanks, would you begin with searing the meat (like you did here) — or not? Actually, let's make this my first video REQUEST = Slow Cooked Lamb Shanks … (mine are popular at home, or the occasional dinner party — but I would love to see how you tackle them)

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  5. Spying Beast
    Spying Beast says:

    Aloha Chef JP, I've been in Japan with my wife for a couple weeks so I've got some catching up to do, but thanks as always, this will be Sunday's dinner this week…

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  6. WarmWoolSox Good
    WarmWoolSox Good says:

    These are the best short ribs, I can just tell. I’m going to keep using your recipe here, and I’m not a huge orange fan – but I love orange, but many times it’s used in too high a ratio, so it overwhelms my palate. Not a fan of that. This I can adjust and tinker with, and it looks so unctuous and savory and citrusy and tangy sweet but the broth adding the beefy depth… LOL I can’t wait! 😍😊
    And yes. Beef especially is OFF the charts $$$$$$$$ – and it’s only going to become much more expensive, because the WEFers (World Economic Forum greed monsters and agenda dealers) want us to stop eating beef, and to eat the pestilence of this world, instead! They’ll be dining on Gates Ranch Private Reserve beef. You’re expected to chew up beetle larvae and maggots. Keep watching! We are thought of as “a cancer on their Earth”, and have stated that exactly, so I guess they’ll be serving up pestilences for those they consider as pestilence.
    They are just going to reduce the amount of beef available, which is already happening now, at common grocers, it’s all the back end beef 😁 lol, and the Choice or Prime looks Standard or worse. aaand then they will price it out of most average people’s reach. I mean up to $78.00 per lb. Keep! Watching! You’ll see, folks. The hubris-filled, rabid bastids, LOL Sorry! This old world is getting to me of late.
    And thankfully we have the gift of Chef Jean-Pierre and his gorgeous, and happily shared talents to keep us from getting lost in the haze of the divisions they seek to keep us disunited as to whom we ALL are in America: the Americans. Together. 😍😊❤️👍
    Never forget that. It’s our saving grace.
    Thanks, yet again, Chef. I do look forward to getting some time to view your Stuff! 😁 You’ve excellent Stuff, Sir. This dish is just lovely and perfection for me.

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  7. Anne Hanley
    Anne Hanley says:

    Chef JP…please, my friend, do NOT worry about your cooking videos being too long! You always offer so much information in such a humorous way. Your videos are delightful, informative and inspiring. Keep it up my friend. 😊

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  8. Michael Salmon
    Michael Salmon says:

    well done, Chef! You and Jack did a great job organizing and presenting this recipe in an easy to understand way!
    Using the orange juice concentrate and zest to give short ribs a necessary "zing" is a great idea!
    Ditto with the quirky presentation idea! I'd like to give that a try!
    Please, Where do I find that rice ring that you used?
    Thanks for sharing this recipe for bone-in, beef short ribs, and for sharing so many useful tips along the way. Adding the green parts of scallion and bok choy 10 minutes before serving works great. I do the same thing with green beans that I have already blanched and then "fast fried" to get color on them and get almost cooked! I also like to add chunks of red bell pepper that I have already sauteed enough to get good color. I think the red adds another level of fun to this already great fun recipe. Happy Cooking!

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  9. Stefan Marraccini
    Stefan Marraccini says:

    First time viswer here Chef. And long time fan of food TV in every permutation…starting with Julia and my Mom as a 70s kid.

    I wanted you to know that I made the like and subscribe decision within the first 45 seconds.

    Love the short rib and your creation has got to be amazing. You just got recipe filed my man.

    You kill it in the food show host/chef game too. Very polished, great communicator, and the humor too. Delightfully interesting and colorful you are.

    Thanks Chef and team. I'll be back! 👏

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  10. Jo Atkins
    Jo Atkins says:

    Hello Chef…
    Firstly, I am SOOOO happy to know you are in America, my stomping grounds…
    Specifically, TEXAS!!!
    Secondly, I absolutely LOVE the way you pronounce:
    Onion!
    I pronounce “onion” like this:
    “UNYON”
    😂😂😂😂😂
    Thirdly, when I need a recipe, I ALWAYS look you up!!!
    Thank you for your fun & inspiring content…
    Hugs from the Piney Woods of East Texas!!!
    😎😎😎😎😎

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  11. Igor Est
    Igor Est says:

    Hello Chef, I am going to make this dish this week, it looks great – as usual. However, how do you wash your fruit? Do you use any kind of cleaner or do you just rinse it off? Thank you!

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  12. J toker
    J toker says:

    Instead of a cooked roux like you made ahead of time, you can just cook the flour and have just the flour to add at the end if you wanted and it acts just like a roux. Need to bake the flour in the oven by itself stirring every so often until you get it the color you want, light, medium or dark.

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  13. David Corless
    David Corless says:

    LOVE YOU CHEF JEAN PIERRE, YOU MAKE COOKING FUN AND LIFE FUN , WHEN IAM FEELING DOWN ALL I HAVE TO DO IS WATCH ONE OF YOUR REALLY GREAT VIDEOS AND IT MAKES ME FEEL BETTER.

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