Why Braised Short Ribs are a perfect make ahead meal.


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  1. J K
    J K says:

    Hello Ethan and fellow cooks. I love this recipe. I have substituted this for chuck roast. While the chuck roast is very, very tasty, the short rib does beat it out. Why? The fat. The added flavor from the short rib fat, can't be discounted. However, you do get more value from the chuck, so its up to you! I like to alternate it. Thank you, Mr. Chlebowski. This is the best recipe I have ever found. My wife loves it!

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  2. Kevin Mason
    Kevin Mason says:

    Looks delicious but Iโ€™ve got a question. Why do you leave the Dutch oven lid open? Iโ€™m new to braising but isnโ€™t one of the benefits to the Dutch oven a good seal on the lid to keep the moisture in? Thanks Ethan, love your videos!

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  3. Sam Vigil
    Sam Vigil says:

    My short ribs didn't look anywhere as good as yours did from the store, I learned more about buying them from my local store. But these tasted amazing! The gremolata was a great touch to the final product and my wife really enjoyed these too. Thanks a bunch!

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  4. Max Gomes
    Max Gomes says:

    First time making this recipe and the first recipe ive used from youtube. Was an absolute smash hit with my roommates. Sub'd mash potatoes instead. Thanks for making the video and teaching me!

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  5. Chris Py
    Chris Py says:

    This was the best meal i ever cooked by myself. Thank you so much for this recipe! It truly is a spiritual experience eating those ribs. Greetings from Germany

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  6. Jan Kohlstock
    Jan Kohlstock says:

    For people who donโ€™t have a cast iron pot: Sear the meat in batches! Putting a huge amount of cold meat in thin bottom pot results the meat bleeding out the juices. If it stops making โ€œtzzzzzzโ€ you know it started boiling and your pot is overcrowded.

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