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After taking one bite, my husband proclaimed this his new favorite meal!
For the Korean short ribs:
In a mini food processor, blend garlic and ginger until minced. Mix with soy sauce, brown sugar, rice vinegar, sesame oil, and red pepper flakes.
Place short ribs in crockpot and pour sauce over ribs. Turn crock pot on low heat. Cover with a lid and cook for 6-8 hours.
Remove meat from pot, discard bones. Place in the fridge to chill to touch.
Meanwhile, skim fat off the top of the sauce. Place in a sauce pan and simmer until thickened.
Once meat is cool to touch, pull apart with your fingers. Pour about 1/2 cup of the sauce back into the meat. You may serve the extra sauce on the side or discard it.
For the cucumber slaw:
Peel cucumber and chop into matchsticks. Peel carrot and shred.
Mix carrot and cucumber with rice vinegar, sugar, salt and red pepper flakes.
Serve meat on a warm tortilla topped with slaw and cilantro.
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Heather on 1.16.2017
These were great! The house smelled so good all day as it was cooking and then we were not disappointed when dinner time came! As we were cleaning up, my husband was even stealing leftovers out of the bowl. We will definitely be having these again. Thank you!
Sarah on 11.24.2014
I couldn’t find beef ribs in the grocery, so like others suggested, I made them with pork ribs instead. I prepped the ribs and sauce the night before and let them marinate in the crock overnight. Popped them in the crockpot in the morning. 8 hours on low probably would have been too much; mine were fine after 6 (but again, I used pork). These were really, really good – reminds me of something you’d get from a food truck (that’s a compliment )! I am skeptical of cooking meals in my crockpot… usually not the best. This one is a keeper and easy to prepare. You won’t be disappointed! Try it
Kiersten on 9.12.2014
Making these this week. Have you ever tried your KitchenAid mixer to pull apart the meat? I know it works on chicken and pork but hadn’t tried it on anything else. The last thing I want is to overshred these!!!
Elizabeth on 10.9.2012
I just finished making these with the Pork-awesome!! I cooked on low in crock pot exactly the same, for about 7 hours, and they were tender and delicious. I didn’t use bone in-so not sure of time if you do, but sooo yummy. I could just eat a bowl of the pork with the sauce : ).
Shelbi Keith on 10.8.2012
I am sure it will, let us know!