The Next Steak You Grill Should Be Boneless Beef Short Ribs
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- Опубліковано 12 тра 2024
- This rich, beefy cut is our go-to for braising. But it’s also superb for the grill, cooking up ultrajuicy and flavorful, with a satisfying chew like that of flank or skirt steak.
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Lan is a national treasure.
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International.
I am also a huge fan of her.
She’s the best. Smart, articulate and well spoken. I always learn when she is on. I just feel like she’s the real deal.
I just discovered her videos recently. She's great.
The cooking goddess Lan once again graces us with her knowledge and beauty. Thanks for your hard work!
What a beautiful, intelligent and informative presentation and the food looks good also. Thanks so very much
I'm popping a lid with that cook! Amazing. I can almost smell them through the screen. Always a great demonstration Chef! Thank you.
Dang Chef Lan those look amazing! Great info, thanks..
I like that this lady explains everything she's thinking as she's cooking. I also like the cow! I wonder where they got it?
At the cow shop. Silly boy 😂
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My mouth was watering and video was liked before 60 seconds in... and then Lan walked in. ATK never disappoints
This is my favorite steak. It has some chew to it which I like, not like an eye round but more substantial than ribeye. My fav cut. Also the fat trimmings I render into a carbon pan to use for indoor searing.
Doing gods work. Thanks for all the insight genius
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I'd even enjoy listening to Lan if she were talking about calculus! Wonderful presentation!!! Thank you!
Great as always,
Where I live, Ribeye is often cheaper than off cuts like Boneless Short ribs, flank steak, chuck, etc. It's so odd.
do you live in heaven by chance?
I agree that many cheaper cuts have risen in price and so I sometimes see this situation sometimes myself. Maybe not chuck but those other examples plus skirt
I guess we live in the upside down…. My meat isn’t priced that way, but where I live the organic eggs are cheaper than the basic styrofoam carton.
It’s not.
Location of farms and butcher/distributor. Packing and storing/ refrigeration of meat factors in. Demand for off cuts also plays a role. Meat is usually upcharged by the grocery store chain so for better prices and choices Google the local distributor or butcher and buy from them. For example a Delmonico cut at the store is 17.99 a pound while at the distributor down the road its 12.79 per pound plus they have duck and goat available cheaper than anywhere else locally
I would like a demonstration cow with each primal just labeled, "yummy"
Years ago Costco always had packs of USDA Choice boneless short ribs and they were my go to. And they were like half the price of ribeyes, etc. Not so anymore. I don’t think they even carry them. I suspect with the huge popularity of Texas-style smoked whole short ribs they just go too pricey. Heck, I remember as a kid in the 60’s my mom often got bone-in short ribs because they were so cheap (as lamb chops were back then).
I think I would just go with a chimichurri for these.
~~~ I can almost taste those! Really!
Mmmmmmm. 😋
Delicious! ❤❤
If only we can find the same beautiful cut…☺️
Delicious
I have never seen you guys do a video outdoors! Cool
Apart from the previous season of ATK and a recent season or two of Cook's Country, they've always had outdoor segments.
Why do I automatically "Like" an ATK presentation before I first see the presentation? :)
This looks delicious! We have a gas grill. What temperature should we set our grill? You mentioned closing the gas grill cover. How often should we turn the ribs when using a gas grill and how long is total cook time on a gas grill? Thanks so much! ❤️
There's a link to the written recipe in the video description. Gas grill instructions aren't that different. All burners on high until grill is heated. Turn one burner off to create a two-level fire. The rest is the same but as Lan sad, close the lid if using a gas grill.
Have you thought of getting a Meater2+ thermometer? They help you cook them perfect and REST every time to your target temperature with no more checking or guess work. Why did you say rest for 10 minutes? With the Meater2+ you rest until they are ready. So it might be 12 mins or 15 mins or 8 mins. You would be amazed how good it works.
So is the sauce like a chimichurri? Looks delicious!!!!
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Can you pan sear short ribs bone or boneless?
Yeah, I'm not sold on the "sauce" but the beef looks great.
I don't understand why the people on these cooking shows feel the need to put lemon on everything, that's the last thing I'd want on this hunk of beef. I do wish I owned a bunch of lemon groves though, I'd be a millionaire.
Not just cooking shows! Gremolata with veal or osso buco in Italy, chimichurri with beef in Argentina, etc. It’s a great mix, just not one I want every time I have steak.
@@jettron1 because lemon is a good ingredient?
Also sold as Denver steak in some areas.
"in some areas."
Uhm... Denver?
Could be just a different store. I have seen spencer chuck steaks sold as boneless short ribs as well, which is a crosscut flat iron steak and not the right cut. @@garrett6064
It is not a common cut in the EU. And I believe, over here more often it is referred to as Denver steak rather than boneless ribs (unless it has some local name). I am polish and I call this cut a Denver steak and my butcher does too.
They do look quite similar to Denver steaks, and come from the same area, are these the same thing?
Just checked and they are the same, Denver steaks are just cut thinner but are the same thing
Can you buy the processed lemons?
Yes. You can buy them at a lot of middle eastern markets.
Yes, a good supermarket should have them. The more "exotic" ingredients like preserved lemons, pomegranate molasses, etc. are becoming more common place.
You can also make them - it's just lemons, salt and time. There are traditional methods that take a few weeks or cheater versions.
What brand/model is that cutting board? It is not the one linked under the video
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@@sandrah7512 just checked and OXO doesn’t seem to sell wooden boards
@@Galzura Ah, you didn't specify wood. The plastic ones in the kitchen are OXO. The wooden *carving* board used to place and cut the meat at the end is by JK Adams. The reverse side of this board has a chicken/turkey/roast-shaped well.
@@sandrah7512 you’re right. Thank you!
Im watching this while i wait for food
I love short ribs, but now that the secret is out - the price is going to get an additional bump. :)
I can speak from my humble experience. Grade of beef ought to be at least prime (and if you can afford it buy wagyu grade). Choice grade will not be best for this method. Choice grade remains excellent for smoking, braising, etc. but expect a chewy meal if you grill
Lan's videos, I always learn something new and things I thought I knew... and recipe for eye candy.. (wink)
looks like the denver cut from the chuck
So not sponsored but America's test kitchen does make money from affiliate links on the videos!? I'm fine with it if it's still from unbiased reviews and helps pbc but it's hard to think there isn't bias if there's money to be made
Well yes, that’s the nature of bias. Often unconscious but could still be there. I think these folks have enough experience and skills to be good judges, however. Cooking/eating is a matter of taste, aroma, etc, so is subjective to begin with.
I wish we could custom order cuts at our local supermarket in Canada. The butchers just do the standard cuts and we get short ribs in either an english cut or a korean cut. You could still make this recipe though!
The best hamburger too!
I thought one shouldn't put pepper on before grilling because it just burns. Wouldn't it be better to "pepper" right off the grill and the warm meat will bloom the pepper oils?
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Ok...heading to the butcher. Wow.
Is this what they call a 'Denver cut'?
Inflation be sending everybody to the chuck.
She just cooked a Moroccan inspired dish without giving credit to that great cuisine 😮
The cow is over the top.
Can a scientist please do a test on putting foil on something to keep it warm. Based on my understanding of heat transfer, the foil will radiate the heat in the food to the atmosphere unless the room temp is higher than the temp of the food, which would be unbearably hot.
I believe the tenting of the foil implies an air gap between the foil and the meat. The shiny foil will reflect the radiant heat, the air gap insulates, and even the loose seal of the foil will reduce heat loss due to moving air (convection).
The foil should act as a radiation shield. Aluminum foil has a fairly low emissivity and absorptivity - meaning the radiant heat from the meat to the foil is mostly reflected. Aluminum foil is highly conductive and has a low heat capacity, so if it is in physical contact with the meat, it will quickly approach the same temperature as the meat - which again will limit radiative heat loss (which is proportional to the difference in absolute temperatures raised to the fourth power - the temperatures not the difference is raised to the fourth power). As for conduction... the foil tent should have less surface area than the meat so I would expect less heat transfer by conduction and additionally the foil tent, to some extent, will also limit evaporation.
Can you broil them, don't have a grill?
“Great” or “Good”. Make up your mind!
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Oh hell nah, been doing this for years and want to keep this a secret!
I don't know who put your cow togather... but you might want to move your chuck and brisket areas a little....
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I have never seen "short ribs" that size in the meat section. They are usually 3" X 1.5".
My Costco has chuck short ribs like this except they're whole strips that may be 2 or 3 times the length of these.
Costco
Not if you go to the butcher
Short ribs are a legitimate cut. Why’d you put it quotations as if someone made up the term?
@@cwg73160 there’s always a keyboard troll.
Overcooked for sure, and the outside grey ring is way too big. 🤔it’s almost like cooking a steak entirely over high heat is a bad idea…
Isn't that going to be tough? This is a slow cook cut.
Why kosher salt?
It’s bigger so easier to sprinkle: table salt is a lot finer so it’ll be a lot more actual salt and harder to evenly coat with
Its less "salty" than table salt.
Kosher salt is the preferred and most versatile salt in the culinary world. It’s the best for most things.
a lot of table salts also include an anti-clumping chemical agent which can impart a metallic flavor. IMO table salt is bad for both cooking and eating
Did your flag ask that question? 😂
NOBODY has ever approached you on the street and ask you about beef cuts, Bridgette.
I doubt she can go in public without being accosted by the general public asking her questions. What is your real problem with Bridgett? Are you a bot designed to create strife?
You realize this is television, right? I remember having to explain it to my two year old that things on TV are not real, it's all pretend. The Avengers can't fly, guns don't hold two-hundres bullets, aliens don't explode out of people's stomachs, it's all fake.
Glad I could clear this up for you.
That cut is nothing like ribeye or flank/skirt.
100$ of beef on the grill.
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You want to do something impressive, make a terrible cut taste great. Like eye of round. You make a $3 a pound meat taste good it's impressive, $12 a pound meat should be good already.
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Sorry to say but I couldn’t finish the video - the pop up product advertisements got on my nerves, once you see them they really jump out at you and they are EXTREMELY distracting from the video.
It’s a shame, looked like a really good recipe
Where I live, which is America, beef has become a delicacy since the last presidential election. It was plentiful and affordable 4 years ago; and that’s a fact.
Dont tell me what i "should" do
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what a stupid racist
I'm just here to laugh at the trolls, trolling the simps simping over this average looking Chinese woman. So far, Lettuce-and-Tomatoes is the only one, but the rest of the trolls should be along soon. 😐
Lan's background is primarily Vietnamese. When all Asians look alike...
I love you guys but the makeup has been way too much over the last month or so.
So? What a ridiculous thing to criticize. It’s not a make up tutorial. It’s a Cooking Channel.
What an inappropriate comment.
@@Priyanka77574 I know but I’ve been watching ATK for decades and I just think they look overdone. Like whoever is responsible for their makeup is over doing it, even for the guys. I’m not criticizing the chefs, they are great and I love them but they have always looked natural on camera up until like a month ago.
@@Priyanka77574So? What a ridiculous retort when he’s right. First thing I noticed. Why should he not be able to mention?
@@swansuz why inappropriate to comment on something so noticeable? His observation is on point.
Gordon Ramsey says to never turn steaks...flip.....no more than once!
You don’t want to only flip once because it creates uneven cooking. If you only flip once, it creates a bigger gray band around the meat. You can get away with only flipping once if you will be also cooking with indirect heat like searing on a grill and then throwing into an oven.
Gordon is a hack. He always contradicts himself as he is shown to constantly flip steaks. I wouldn’t trust much of what he says nowadays. There’s a reason why he lost 9 of his of Michelin Stars.
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Gordon Ramsay is a tool.
Well these aren't steaks. As long as they are cooked to the temperature you want, who cares? That's exactly why I've loved ATK for decades and hardly ever watch the childish Ramsey who drops more F bombs than actually cooks.
Who let a woman near the grill?
Who let the nitwit near Mommy's phone?
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