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OVEN BAKED BEEF SHORT RIBS 
4 lbs. short ribs of beef
4 tbsp. flour
1 tsp. salt
1/2 tsp. pepper
4 tbsp. bacon drippings or olive oil
2 onions, chopped
3 cloves garlic, minced
1/2 cup parsley, chopped
3 tbsp. brown sugar
3 tbsp. cider vinegar
1/2 tsp. dry mustard
1/2 cup Heinz Chili Sauce or any BBQ sauce
2 tsp. Worcestershire sauce
1 1/2 cups beef broth
8-12 pearl onions, peeled
8-12 baby carrots, chopped

Use a cast iron or other heavy wide skillet or pan that is also ovenproof.

Remove any membranes (or silverskin) from short ribs.

Combine flour, salt, and pepper and rub into the ribs.

Brown them in the bacon fat or olive oil in a large skillet, turning as they brown. Add chopped onions, garlic and parsley.

When browned, pour off all but a small portion of the drippings remaining in pan. Add remaining ingredients except the pearl onions and carrots.

Bring the sauce to a boil, then cover the pan and transfer to a preheated 325°F oven and bake for 90 minutes. Add onions and carrots, reduce heat to 250°F and bake for another hour or until ribs are fork tender, basting occasionally.

These ribs are excellent when cooked on the grill or in a smoker. Maintain a temperature of 250-300°F until tender, basting occasionally with beef broth as needed.

recipe reviews
Oven Baked Beef Short Ribs
   #54691
 Sharrisoh (Ohio) says:
Finally, I found a short rib recipe that didn't consist of a tomatoey based sauce. This was wonderful! I didn't use the parsley and I didn't have any Heinz chili sauce so I used a Chinese brand that I had found really cheap awhile back. It was crazy good! I will definitely be making this again and again.
   #57957
 Salgalcal (California) says:
The recipe was easy and the broth was well seasoned but baking the ribs resulted in a really fatty dish that was unappetizing. Using the grill as they suggest would have been much leaner.
 #57958
 Cooks.com replies:
Hi Salgalcal,

Besides using the grill, you can ask your butcher to trim excess fat (or use a sharp knife) or choose a leaner cut.

Hope this helps,

-- CM
   #67400
 Michelle (Maryland) says:
Tried this for Easter dinner and the family loved it...I love beef ribs but I hate them in traditional BBQ sauce so this was a wonderful alternative...I did however sub the dry mustard for Dijon mustard and I added Italian season
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 Earleen Leier (Nova Scotia) says:
This recipe was made by hubby... It was delicious (we did trim the ribs well to avoid extra fat)... Great company dish... he served it with noodles and salad. Yum!!!
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 Vmattison (New York) says:
I have been trying to find a good recipe to cook our beef ribs. This is definitely the one. My husband loved it. Our beef came out soooo tender. Usually it is too tough with other recipes I've tried. And the sauce is great also.
   #82949
 Jennifer (Florida) says:
Wow! These turned out great! I'm not that good of a cook either and my Husband loved them! Definitely a recipe I will be making again, and again!!
   #83791
 PBW (Tennessee) says:
Awesome ribs - lovely vinegary sauce! I used chicken broth as I didn't have beef and cooked the ribs in a covered cast iron skillet for 75 min at 350°F (didn't add the potatoes and onions) and they were fall off the bone perfect. Sauce was delicious over rice - my husband loved it!
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 Loved it!!! (Maryland) says:
AMAZING!!! This is one of the best short rib recipes i have tasted and was so easy to make the flavor was all through the ribs it was a sweet and bold but not to powerful it wasnt that over powering bbq flavor it was just right soooooo goood!!!
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 Kandace (Indiana) says:
Outstanding! These are fantastic ribs! My family doesn't eat pork and I was looking for a way to cook my beef ribs and I have definitely found it! I use the boneless ribs cut in strips and it turns out excellent every time! I've made these a half a dozen times and my family devours them in minutes. Thank you for this recipe!
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 Pam Sievert (Michigan) says:
Outstanding & cut with a fork tender. Prepared on Sunday & had to modify slightly using regular vinegar and without pearl onions. Can't wait to fix again.
   #153530
 Jennifer (United States) says:
Awesome!
   #163600
 Krystin (Pennsylvania) says:
I made these years ago and they were delicious! My husband and family now all ask for me to make this awesome dish.
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 Calvin (Arkansas) says:
I find it comical that so many people claim the recipe was just soooo perfect, and then add something like, "but I didn't use flour, used Dijon instead of dry mustard, didn't use vinegar or brown sugar, substituted soy sauce for Worcestershire, and used lamb broth instead of beef broth, and baked the ribs at 550°F instead of 325°F (can't figure out why my ribs were scorched and dry and the pearl onions cremated).
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 Margo Murphy (Wisconsin) says:
Amazingly good; husband complimented all night!! Followed recipe to the tee; no substitutes, great gravy makings as well. Thank you!

 

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