Short Ribs -- Yum! Yum!

"I made this recipe from a few recipes and what I had in my fridge that night! You can either eat only the ribs or you can serve them in a shallow bowl with some of the cooking juices. Either way, they're tasty!"
 
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Ready In:
1hr 20mins
Ingredients:
9
Serves:
3-4
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ingredients

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directions

  • I use my cast iron Dutch Oven (D.O.), but anything similar you have will work.
  • Heat the D.O. on MEDIUM HIGH, and coat the bottom of the D.O. with extra virgin olive oil.
  • Place as many RIBS as you can into the bottom of the D.O. You want each rib to easily fit.
  • Brown each side of the ribs. (I do it just enough to "brown" the outside of the meat. Don't be scared about the inside being raw -- keep reading -- it'll be okay.).
  • Add the chopped SHALLOT (or onion) and GARLIC and mix well with the ribs. (Cook them just enough to release the flavor.).
  • Add JUICE, WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, and 1 cup BOUILLON MIXTURE.
  • Mix well.
  • Add APPLES and CARROTS.
  • Mix well.
  • Bring to a BOIL, then REDUCE HEAT TO MEDIUM LOW.
  • Cover.
  • Cook until the meat EASILY falls from the bone and the apples & carrots are totally mushy. (This should be about an hour.).
  • Keep boiling the meat until it's how you like it (med rare, etc.).
  • Remove meat from D.O., place the ribs on a serving platter, and let rest/cool for a few minutes as the bones will be very hot.
  • ENJOY!

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I love to experiment. My favorite way to cook is to decide whether I want beef, chicken, lamb, pork, or fish and then create some new dish from whatever I have on hand.
 
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