Low and Slow Short Ribs
Typically this is the meal that I make when the snow is blowing and the fireplace is glowing.
Today it made more sense to cook inside than to fight the heat of the day grilling outside.
And when I run into these little beauties at Whole Foods who could resist?
All this being said, I am sharing with you one of my most precious recipes.
This recipes is a low and slow recipe like my pot roast where you cook the meat for several hours on low heat.
What you get is fork-tender meat full of flavor.
Cut the excess fat from the ribs and dredge them in 1/4 cup flour seasoned with Lawry’s seasoned salt and fresh cracked pepper.
Brown the meat in hot oil in either a skillet or a dutch over. Remove meat and set aside. Pour out the excess oil and saute chopped onion and garlic in oil until soft.
Add 1 cup beef broth, 1 cup of wine, carrots (if desired) and bring broth mixture to a boil. Pour over short ribs in a dutch oven and place in a 325 degree oven for at least 3 hours. I do like to go beyond the 3 hours as I like the meat falling off the bone and oh so tender.
A half hour before the short ribs are ready, clean 1 lb. of mushrooms.
Today I went for the baby bellas….aren’t they cute?
Thinly slice the shrooms and saute in a tbsp. of olive oil until tender. I give them a little sprinkle of garlic salt and cracked black pepper while sauteing…
Chop some fresh parsley and toss with the sauteed mushrooms…
Spoon mushrooms over the short ribs and serve.
Forget that it’s 90 degrees outside…
Close your eyes and pretend that it’s snowing…
and indulge!
They don’t call it comfort food for nothing!
P.S. I’m excited to share with you that I will have a new gig with a local farm market, Graf Growers where I will be doing cooking demonstrations and classes beginning this Saturday. This Saturday from 11 – 2, I will be demonstrating three types of summer salsas using fresh fruits and vegetables. If you’re in the area, stop by and say “hi”!
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Short ribs look fantastic!!! We don’t have any heat here in Seattle it was 65 raining with thunderstorms today! Congrats on your new gig sounds like a lot of fun!
Another yummy recipe!!! Hey here is a tip ( you probably already know) but my sister serves her fruit salsa with those cinnamon sugar pita chips. So So So good!!
That’s a great idea! I love those cinnamon sugar pita chips!
Congrats on the gig! Wish I could be there. Your short ribs are amazing. I wouldn’t mind eating it in the desert; it will taste good every season!
Thanks Lilly – sometimes we need a little comfort food no matter what the weather is outside!
What a great recipe. I will bet those ribs were nice and tender. I love your pictures also.
Thanks Veronica…coming from you, I take that as the ultimate compliment!
I must make these for my husband he is going to love this. Your pictures are very good.