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Short ribs - WITH PICS

TheToast
TheToast Posts: 376
Haven't done these since the beginning of this year. I thought I'd entirely screwed up the temperates but somehow these turned out the best I've ever done. Really juicey. 

Started at 110c, then realised they'd never be done on time and that someone on this forum recommended 140c before, so after a few hours I let them rise to 140c. Took 10hrs overall. Didn't weigh them. Probably 2kg. They wobbled like a jelly and oozed moisture when squeezed. 

Not sure I entirely removed the membrane because the top bark was a tough layer, but was great with some beef gravy. 










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