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Gabii asked in Food & DrinkCooking & Recipes · 7 months ago

why dont many people pan sear short ribs?

i just bought some from whole foods & the marbling was amazing. i was looking for recipes & they were all slow cooking recipes. Is it a tough meat? has anyone seared it? how should i prepare it? thanks

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    You can’t cook the big bone-in pieces well that way, but you can get boneless and cut slices or get the thinner sliced bone in cuts and sear them. That’s what Korean kalbi is and it’s delicious!

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  • 7 months ago

    Yes the connective tissues in ribs is tough and you have to break them down so slow roasting in oven or in a slow cooker or pressure cooker is the way to go.

    Sear them as a last step .

  • When I buy short ribs I always braise them (which means cooking them in liquid), but I always sear them in a cast iron pan first.  You will want to do the same.  My default recipe is an Asian-style recipe that is super-easy and the finished product literally falls off the bone.

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