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A Good Ribbing

Roast this cut of beef for hours, and it will disappear in minutes.

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By Sheryl Julian and Julie Riven
February 5, 2006

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O nce considered cheap and fatty, beef short ribs are now the stars on the best tables in town. When this well-marbled meat is cooked slowly (and at least a day before it is to be served) the result is tender, succulent ribs that are more flavorful than any other cut on the steer. The cooking takes more time than ... (Full article: 917 words)

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