Wouldn't it be wonderful to come home after a hard day of work or play and have the smell of a scrumptious dinner greet you at the door?
When I make StoneGable Braised Short Ribs in the slow cooker my whole house fills with the most delicious savory aroma! What awaits is comfort food at it's very best!!!!
Slow Cooker Braised Short Ribs work well for a weeknight meal but it is also very company worthy!!! This would make a fabulous Christmas dinner as it can be made ahead and reheated. The flavors just keep getting better and better!
It is a rich satisfying and so very very delicious meal! Serve it in a large shallow bowl with a fork and a soup spoon... you will want to get every last bit of hearty flavor!
I serve Braised Short Ribs over creamy cheesy polenta or fluffy mashed potatoes. Tonight's dinner is also served with slow oven roasted carrots.
SLOW COOKER BRAISED SHORT RIBS
1 cup dry red wine
2/3 cups ketchup
3 TBS soy sauce
2 TBS Worcestershire sauce
2 cloves garlic, pressed
2 TBS dark brown sugar
1-2 large onion, chopped
2/3 cups ketchup
3 TBS soy sauce
2 TBS Worcestershire sauce
2 cloves garlic, pressed
2 TBS dark brown sugar
1-2 large onion, chopped
2-3 sprigs of fresh thyme
salt and pepper
salt and pepper
1 TBS olive oil
4 lbs short ribs (I am using 2 lbs of bone-in short ribs and 1~ 2 lb chuck roast)
4 lbs short ribs (I am using 2 lbs of bone-in short ribs and 1~ 2 lb chuck roast)
In a large dutch oven, skillet or the insert of you slow cooker (if it can be used on top of the stove) heat olive oil over medium, heat.
Meanwhile salt and pepper the short ribs. I use lots of pepper! Add them to the pan. DO NOT crowd the pan. Brown them in batches, on all sides. Take out of the pan and reserve.
Put the onion in the pan and saute until translucent, about 5 minutes.
Meanwhile whisk together the wine, ketchup. soy sauce, Worcestershire sauce and brown sugar in a large bowl. Set aside.
After the onions become translucent, put the pressed garlic in the pan and cook for 1 minute. Return short ribs and chuck roast to the pan. Add the thyme sprigs and the liquid. Try to almost cover the short ribs with the liquid. If they do not cover, add a little beef stock to your slow cooker... but go easy you will be altering the flavor of the great sauce!
Cook covered on low for 7-8 hours.
You won't believe how GOOD THIS SMELLS!!!
At this point the Braised Short Ribs can be cooled and the chuck roast pulled apart into short rib sized pieces. Refrigerate with all the great juices and yummy bits and pieces for a day or two. When you are ready to reheat it take off any solidified fat that has formed on the top and them and reheat. Be gentle with the short ribs they fall apart... but that's okay!
If you are serving it for dinner tonight... and I don't think I could wait... pull out the chuck roast and pull into pieces.
I am seriously excited about you trying these luscious short ribs!!!! Make sure you come back and tell me how much you and your family like this dish!
This looks so warm, comforting and delicious I just had to comment! Am filing this to try as we are just starting to get snow and I can think of nothing better to come home to after a long day.
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Looks so good! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteFabulous, Yvonne! I love short ribs, but have never made them in the slow cooker. Will pin this one!
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ButterYum
They looks delicious and what a great choice to have along with turkey..
ReplyDeleteI need to look up slow roasted carrots. I've never made those..
xoxo
Sonny
I'm all over this Yvonne! I have a fabulous slow cooker that I forgot about in the cupboard. Digging it out for Sunday dinner! You always have the most wonderful recipes! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThis recipe sounds and looks so delish! I am on ther hunt for short ribs now!!!
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Susan and Bentley
Yvonne - you are speaking my language -- I TOTALLY love braised short ribs and they are totally comfort food to me. Your's look heavenly. I gotta make some soon :)
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Gail
Yummy, Yummy - what time should we be over for dinner?
ReplyDeleteWishing you a happy Thanksgiving holiday,
Katie from
www.westiejulep.blogspot.com
could you hear my lips go...S M A C K .. all the way up in PA ????? Looks like you are going to make me a hit in the kitchen again with the NEVER fail STONEGABLE recipes.... xxooxx
ReplyDeleteHUH???? I left a comment a few mins. ago but it didn't show??? Oh well, this looks delish and I think it may become one of our new winter staples!!! I ahve never had braised shortribs!!!! Thanks, I have already printed it out. XO, Pinky
ReplyDeleteI haven't cooked short ribs in years, but I do notice they are showing up often on the changing menu at our local "fancy place"! I think this would smell heavenly and I love the idea of serving them with polenta...yum!
ReplyDeleteMy husband makes this with gorgonzola polenta. Such a great dish for a cold night...especially after skiing. Good tip about the chuck roast!
ReplyDeleteThat looks and sounds so yummy! I have to try this one!
ReplyDeleteYvonne, this dish looks very hearty and wonderfully delicious. I've never cooked short ribs but these look so good I think I will try it. My family loves polenta so that is what I would serve with it, too. I hope you have a very Happy Thanksgiving with your loved ones.------Shannon
ReplyDeleteWe love polenta - and the short ribs look SO good over top!
ReplyDeleteThese are FABULOUS!! I'd been looking for a recipe for braised short ribs since having some that were amazing while on vacation in Charleston. These are so good and you won't believe how good your house smells. My husband kept sticking his head in the kitchen wanting me to hurry dinner!! I'm so glad you're back, Yvonne. I've missed you AND your delicious recipes. :)
ReplyDeleteI made these short ribs last Friday on a snowy, blustery day. The house smelled wonderful and my husband absolutely loved them. He has even requested the short ribs for his birthday dinner. Thanks for sharing this wonderful, easy recipe. This has been added to my favorites recipe book for sure.
ReplyDeleteThis meal looks and sounds so tempting! I'm looking for more really good crock pot meals, so thank you for this one!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Leslie
So sorry to hear that. My directions do not say to reheat it in the oven. You are to reheat it in the slow cooker!
ReplyDeleteI'm making your recipe for my Sunday family dinner this week, and I shared it on Friday Finds today. Thanks so much, Yvonne!
ReplyDeleteOh, my goodness! These are absolutely delicious! I made this for supper last night. They actually were in the crockpot for about 10 hours and so tender they were falling off the bone. Next time - and there will be many next times - I'll put carrots in with the ribs. We had baked potatoes and a great tossed salad with these. Tonight will be the leftovers.
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