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Had some beef short ribs and wanted to come up with something interesting to
do with them. Acting on autopilot, I grabbed a ceramic casserole and lined the bottom with potato sliced about ¼-inch or slightly thicker, single layer. Added a few dabs of butter, then placed a sliced yellow onion on. Put the ribs on top and seasoned with garlic salt, cayenne and black pepper. Finally, put a sliced red capsicum on top and added enough Clés des Ducs Vieil Armagnac V.S.O.P. to douse the ribs and cover the potatoes. Covered and baked for 45 minutes at 350°. Served with steamed veggies and a lovely Barton & Guestier Châteauneuf-du-Pape. -- The generation that used acid to escape reality Is now using antacid to deal with reality http://dwacon.blogspot.com |
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"dwacon" wrote in message ... Had some beef short ribs and wanted to come up with something interesting to do with them. Acting on autopilot, I grabbed a ceramic casserole and lined the bottom with potato sliced about ¼-inch or slightly thicker, single layer. Added a few dabs of butter, then placed a sliced yellow onion on. Put the ribs on top and seasoned with garlic salt, cayenne and black pepper. Finally, put a sliced red capsicum on top and added enough Clés des Ducs Vieil Armagnac V.S.O.P. to douse the ribs and cover the potatoes. Covered and baked for 45 minutes at 350°. Served with steamed veggies and a lovely Barton & Guestier Châteauneuf-du-Pape. -- Now, just what is 'Clés des Ducs Vieil Armagnac V.S.O.P ..:-)).. Is it 'Brandy' ? -- Bigbazza (Barry) Oz |
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"Bigbazza" wrote in message ... Now, just what is 'Clés des Ducs Vieil Armagnac V.S.O.P ..:-)).. Is it 'Brandy' ? It is like a Brandy... similar. It is good for sipping, but I use it more for cooking. --- Light travels faster than sound. That is why some people appear to be bright until they open their mouths. http://dwacon.blogspot.com |