It's a few posts further down. I was just having fun because tfg had just adked the same question not long ago.Ok, fine, that link goes to a Ron Mexico post. I read back and ahead, but there was nothing really there.
Thanks. All I was familiar with was braising. Not sure I want to go with BBQ, but maybe.Seriously, its pretty simple and the cooking process is the same it just depends on what flavor you want then to have. Cook them like osso buco ....but then it gets difficult, for me anyway, because this is where the decision making comes on.
I like BBQ.
I sear them in a hot skirt with olive oil, put them in a pan with sauce, cover it with plastic wrap and aluminum foil and cook @275° for about 3.5 to 4 our.
So… she’s saying ~3# of veal shanks for 6 servings. I don’t know how veal shanks compare to short ribs in terms of bone-to-meat ratio.*I love me some Giada but her recipe is missing garlic, a gremolata (garlic, parsley and lemon) butter and I prefer red wine.
Note to my future self: Behr replied here:So… she’s saying ~3# of veal shanks for 6 servings. I don’t know how veal shanks compare to short ribs in terms of bone-to-meat ratio.*
If I were going to make this as is, except for using short ribs, how many pounds of ribs would I need?
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Okay.The key is getting the right can. Pick it up and shake the crap out of it. If you hear it slosh, that one is no good. Put it back and try another one until you get one that doesn't slosh. There is no shame. No matter how many people are standing around watchin..