Flanken ribs on th XL

td66snrf · January 2013

Quick and easy. Got carried away watching the games yesterday and didn't thaw anything to cook for dinner. Had these in the fridge for an after work weeknight dinner since they don't take much time. I just scrape them real well since there's a lot of bone residue from the bandsaw, trim the excess fat and marinaded them in Yoshidas. Cooked them at around 300 for about 30min turning and keeping an eye on them. The high sugar content of the marinade will burn if not careful. I'm sure you could do a low and slow but the family was hungry. By the way it was 78F and sunny here yesterday. My hats off to you guys who cook outside in the temperatures you've posted

Tim in SoCal

Bham_egger · January 2013

Looks great. What exactly are flanken ribs? I did some rib tips the other night, but it seems like these are beef? Are they basically the same as pork rib ends only beef?

jlsm · January 2013

Flanken ribs are short ribs cut across the bone. In this case, these look like they are thin, the type used for Korean BBQ. English style are cut with the bones.

td66snrf · January 2013

Flanken ribs are beef ribs that are cut 90degrees to the bones. So each "rib" is about 1/2 inch thick with about six small bones at the bottom. They are commonly called Korean ribs. I guess I should have done some closeups.

Village Idiot · January 2013

Korean BBQ Beef Short Ribs (Kalbi)

Flanken ribs on th XL

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