How to Make Braised Oxtails with White Beans and Tomatoes



Test cook Dan Souza and host Julia Collin Davison teach viewers how to make Braised Oxtails with White Beans, Tomatoes, and Aleppo Pepper.

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  1. This looks super. I am used to making oxtails southern style, slow cooked in the oven with the holy trinity (onion, green pepper and celery) plus tomatoes then serving over rice, But this looks amazing especially because the beans can serve as a rice substitute. Trying next weekend since my daughter has asked me for oxtails.

  2. Growing up, my depression era mother ( in the 50’s and 60’s) used oxtails in her cooking, as they were cheap. I don’t know what happen, but we bought 5 lbs of oxtails yesterday, and it cost over $60. You could blame it on inflation, but please tell me ATK and others, what are the cheap cuts of beef these days? I can promise you we will be getting 3+ meals out of our oxtails, but rib eye steak seems like a bargain.

  3. If you make this 2 days in advance the collagen and fat will break down and you will have an unctuous piece of meat! We made something very similar when I lived in Morocco but without heat and without beans but we did use barley and served it with many loaves of round sort of flat bread.

  4. My state has the highest grocery prices in the 48 contiguous states. I used to think it was expensive and now my mind has been blown. A chuck roast that I could get for 7 to 9 dollars is now $19.49! If people think I'm going to make a chuck roast they're crazy. 🙂

  5. Not a Beef- eater but absolutely love Oxtails! Combine this with my newly acquired love of the Turkish language, (in the Time of Covid-19) and looking fwd to decadent Yumminess (with a Glass of Red) 🍷

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