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The Ultimate Comfort Food – Red Wine Braised Short Ribs



Braising beef short ribs in a big red wine and serving them over creamy mashed potatoes is the ultimate comfort food. This technique is strait-forward and honestly pretty inexpensive. In this recipe and video I explain that you will need 5 hours of braising at 250. However, the beauty of braising is that you can drop the temperature of the smoker and braise these over night or increase the temperature to get the beef ribs tender quicker and get them ready in a pinch! You can also create this dish with a combination of a stove and oven.

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  1. Definitely on the To Do list! We've been on a venison kick as of late clearing out the deep freeze and this looks like a no-brainer to use with that also. Thanks for putting out these weekly videos. Your channel is always the first stop I make when doing anything on the grill. Your chili recipe(s) are also on the short list. Folks thing I'm such a good cook but it's mainly slight mods to your recipes to fit our particular tastes and timelines.

  2. I made this last night, I used a cast iron skillet and covered it with a glass lid. It worked ok but I think I will use a Dutch oven next time. Parts of the short rib had either fat in them or the hard tendons that didn’t really cook well but the meat part was good pretty tender. Do you think we could substitute a prime one chuck roast and cut it up in 4-6oz pieces and use that instead of the short ribs?

  3. So is m any smoke flavor imparted with it covered up? At one point you said you won’t notice it when covered and when you cut into it you said you can see the smoke. Just debating if I do this in an oven or if on my smoker it would be worth it.

  4. Another great gettin’ after it video. I have been making BBR and also B Ox Tail very similarly for quite a while. I thought this was going to be a top off the Dutch Oven braise to get that smoke intermingled with the entire fare. Obviously more stock infused with vino would be necessary more frequently to keep moisture. Maybe open for smoke 1/2 or ? of the needed time? Anyone tried that yet? I’m going to attempt on Traeg for NYE dinner in WI. 🤞🏻

  5. Matt, I pretty much exclusively use meat church seasonings but was at friends house over thanksgiving and he made a dish using sucklebusters tailgaters party rub and the wife loved it. What if anything is in the meat church arsenal that would be comparable?

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