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Beef Short Ribs
Austin Henry
Posts: 13
I am new to the BGE world and have never done beef short ribs. Any suggestions on marinades, and also Time/Temp, direct vs indirect heat.
Just looking for some advise
Just looking for some advise
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here is a link to how i do beef short ribs ....really good and very easy....
http://www.eggheadforum.com/index.php?option=com_simpleboard&func=view&id=679247&catid=1 -
As far as I am concerned I wouldn't waste time or money on beef ribs get some good pork ribs and enjoy
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then you either aren't getting good meaty beef short ribs or you aren't cooking them properly, cause when you get good meaty ones, and you cook them properly, they have fantastic flavor, and they are rich and tender and not fatty or greasy or anything. ..one of the best parts of the cow!!
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Ever try beef back ribs? Might change your mind.
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If the beef short ribs are whole and untrimmed, I like to do them as Dino Bones.
I haven't tried the trimmed down ones yet on the Egg but want to try braising them in cast iron maybe.Knoxville, TN
Nibble Me This -
I posted this short rib recipe from Adam Perry Lang's Serious Barbeque last week. It looks a bit complicated, but if you follow the steps it's easy enough. http://www.eggheadforum.com/index.php?option=com_simpleboard&func=view&id=893013&catid=1#
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When I first got my egg I tried some beef ribs, they were so bad I tossed them out. It took me another 3 or so years to give them a try again.
I wasn't expecting much do I didn't put much effort into the cook. I purchased the meatiest ribs I could find, put on some DP rub then on the egg. 250° dome, indirect with empty drip pan.
I thought I had died and gone to heaven, these turned out fantastic. Simple no fuss cook. On the first cook the ribs were not too meaty and I overcooked them.
Always cook to food temperature and that was the key.


GG -
what temp did you cook the beef ribs too?
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Not sure - you can see where I took a bite... and they tasted goooooood so I pulled.
I am thinking 135° (med rare for beef). A toothpick went in real easy.
GG -
I second this recipe. Picked up Adam's book a couple weeks ago, and it's great.
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