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  1. Since I moved back home with my mom and stepdad it has been a very hard to cook. My mom is a mood eater my stepdad likes basic food meat potatoes. If you put Italian sausage in your spaghetti it's called an extravagant meal my 8-year-old seems to not like any flavor at all. And my 5-year-old can't stop eating when I get the chance to finally have time to myself I'm going to make a meal that I want to eat. I think this is going to be my recipe

  2. Please don’t follow this recipe. The amount of the red wine and qt of chicken broth is all wrong. You end up with a pot of soup and he uses a small tray…. @tasty please recuse

  3. by far… this is my favorite recipe for wine-braised short ribs. I just can't imagine putting two quarts of beef stock in it. Usually, I have used a quart and it was amazing, tonight I used two quarts and it seems that the ribs are drowning in the stock and will use so much of the flavor from the herbs/vegetables/caramelizing. I'll update in an hour.

  4. Id skip the wheat you dont really need it to brown, pretty sure a wheat company invented that. Salt and oil is fine. And id use avocado oil. You dont really sear meat with olive oil right? I suppose your not really consuming that oil but still. To hot for olives. Corn or canola is fine too.

  5. I tried this recipe several years ago. It is as good as advertised. Just dont over process the potatoes. Silky smooth is not preferable with the liquid from the initial cooking method. It is a great recipe, but don't get overcharged for the meat. $6 per pound is about right. There are grocery stores that will charge up to $15:per pound. Rarity isn't a premium. Its a loss leader for a store. Like Chuck Eye Steak… Dont pay more than you need to. My local grocery store strated changing too much and they found out too quickly that the locals aren't suckers. The price came down to normal in about 2 weeks when no one would pay $30 per pound for a Ribeye or $20 per pound for a Chuck Eye. Hell, even their Hamburg meat went from $9.99 per pound for 85% lean to about $5.49. Good deal? Or overpriced by $2 per pound…

  6. Strain the vegetables out of the braising liquid. They've given up most of their flavor and have turned to mush anyway. Then reduce the liquid to intensify the flavor. This will take the dish to the next level.

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