Kosher salted & rested at room temp for an hour. Then coarse ground black pepper & reverse seared.
Not bad. Definitely came out better than the hot & fast flanken short ribs I tried a few weeks back. I still feel like hot & fast short ribs always basically taste like a mediocre T-bone steak. I mean, I wouldn’t send it back, but I’d rather have a ribeye.
I need to catch a decent short rib sale so I can low & slow a few. Then I think I’ll get what I’ve come to expect when I order a braised short rib at a restaurant. (Insert your best Homer Simpson drooling memory here.)
The rest of the meal turned out amazing! Except for the bell pepper sauce which the wife whipped up on the stove for me, everything else on the plate came off the Weber.
Comments, criticisms, & questions welcome. 🥩
-Jed