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Vegetables Dutch 1 Servings

INGREDIENTS

3 T Vegetable oil*
6 lb Short ribs
Coarse salt and freshly
ground pepper
2 Carrots, chopped
2 Stalks celery, chopped
2 Onions, chopped
6 Shallots, peeled and
quartered
1 T Tomato paste
3 T Flour
1/2 c Ruby port wine
4 c Cabernet Sauvignon, or other
full-bodied red wine
1 Head garlic, halved
crosswise
1 Boquet garni**
4 c Veal stock

INSTRUCTIONS

Riad used a combination of oil and clarified butter on the show...  **
2 sprigs rosemary, 10 sprigs parsley, 8 sprigs thyme, and 2 bay  leaves
Heat oven to 375 degrees. Tie each short rib with kitchen string, and
season with salt and pepper. Heat oil in a large Dutch oven over
medium-high heat, and brown short ribs on each side. Remove short
ribs, and cook carrots, celery, onions, and shallots until onions and
shallots turn golden brown, 5 to 10 minutes. Add tomato paste and
flour, and cook 2 to 3 minutes. Return short ribs to the pot, and
deglaze with port and red wine. Cook until wine is reduced by
two-thirds. To make the bouquet garni, bunch rosemary, parsley thyme,
and bay leaves together and tie the bundle with kitchen string. Add
garlic, bouquet garni, and stock. Bring to a boil, cover, and  transfer
to oven for 3 hours, until meat is fork-tender. Transfer  short ribs to
large platter. Strain sauce through a fine sieve or  cheesecloth into a
medium-size saucepan. Reduce sauce over medium  heat until it thickens
to a gravylike consistency. Adjust seasoning,  spoon sauce over short
ribs, and serve.  NOTES: Balthazar, one of New York City's most popular
new restaurants,  basks in a studied dramatic light and seems finely
scented with  Parisian perfume. Chefs Riad Nasr and Lee Hanson channel
the  restaurant's distinct essence through its bistro menu, which
includes  classics like choucroute garnie, cassoulet, rillettes, steak
au  poivre, and c=F4te de boeuf for two. And on Saturday night, the
featured plat du jour is short ribs served with mashed potatoes and
glazed carrots.  Once considered a mere peasant dish, beef short ribs
are gaining  popularity in restaurants because of their rich, succulent
flavor.  Short ribs--the meaty ends of the beef rib from the rib,
chuck, and  brisket portion--are sold in slabs of varying lengths and
widths,  depending on the butcher. Unlike back ribs, which have more
bone than  meat, short ribs offer a good amount of meat and a lot of
fat-- the  fat actually intensifies the meat's flavor during cooking.
First  brown them to render the excess fat before braising. Browning
also  builds the strong foundation for the overall dish: Juices and pan
scrapings are used to enrich cooking liquid. Then braise the short
ribs by slow-cooking them to yield tender and flavorful meat.  Recipe
by: Martha Stewart (Balthazar's chef Riad Nasr)  Posted to
recipelu-digest by "Valerie Whittle" <catspaw@inetnow.net>  on Feb 24,
1998

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Nutrition (calculated from recipe ingredients)
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Calories: 10657
Calories From Fat: 5929
Total Fat: 660g
Cholesterol: 2721.6mg
Sodium: 2803.8mg
Potassium: 15727.1mg
Carbohydrates: 460.4g
Fiber: 87.3g
Sugar: 207.7g
Protein: 760.8g


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