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| Source | Y.Hata & Co. Corporate/Executive Chef Ernesto Limcaco |
| Prep Time | 5 minutes |
| Recipes | Meals |
Amaze your family, friends or special guests when you make this fancy "restaurant style" dish using the Savory Choice Beef Broth and Sterling Silver Boneless Short Ribs proudly sold and distributed by Y.Hata & Company. Feel like a master chef when using these products because you can rely on its consistency and quality. Another great thing about this dish is its simplicity, one pan or pot does it all!
Combine thyme, salt, pepper, chipotle powder & garlic powder together and season both sides of the beef shortrib (beef chuck flat). In a oven safe large skillet or dutch oven pot over medium-high heat, add olive oil and then sear the seasoned beef on all sides until browned evenly. Pre-heat your oven to 350 degrees. Once the meat has been browned, add the garlic, shallots & bay leaves and brown lightly. Next, de-glaze the vessel and its contents by adding the red wine and the Savory Choice Beef Broth. Stir liquid contents to properly homogenize the mixture. Place the entire cooking vessel and its contents uncovered in the oven for 2 hours turning and basting the meat with the braising liquids every 30 minutes to ensure even cooking and flavor distribution. In the last 5 minutes of the oven cooking cycle, toss in the Baby Bakers and Monaco Vegetable Medley or your own desired vegetable selection. Stir the vegetable and potatoes to evenly coat with the sauce for thorough heating. Once the cooking cycle is done, take out the entire vessel and let it rest on your counter top for at least 10 minutes. This is a great time to re-season your sauce. Now that your meat has rested, you can carve equal portions of the shortribs and plate your dishes.
This sauce was done with shallots and garlic, a basic aromatic base, instead of a traditional mirepoix (carrots, celery, onion). Feel free to experiment either way to enhance the flavor profile to you liking. Adding tomato base, fruit or other spices and condiments can add multiple layers of flavor that will make your meat and sauce taste unique. Enjoy this recipe with a glass of Merlot, Pinot Noir, Shiraz or Cabernet Sauvignon also found at your nearest Times Supermarket! Shoots Den!