Let's Talk BBQ
FORUM SPONSORS => Savor Spices => Topic started by: hikerman on November 24, 2013, 09:33:18 PM
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It's been wintery cold of late so I've been hungry for those meals that make you feel warm inside. Osso Bucco fits the bill, but couldn't find veal shanks, so beef will have to do. I wanted to incorporate Tee's not-so-secret, secret marinade & rub M3. Last night I made an M3 marinade according to Tee's kind instructions, but because this is a classical Italian dish I added 2 tsp. of dried oregano, and tossed the shanks in for a good overnight swim. This afternoon pulled them out of the wonderful marinade, dried them off, and commenced to browning them in my cast iron Dutch oven. On with the show.....
ps the marinade worked wonders, I got a slap on the rear for my hard work! ::)
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Gene that looks outstanding!
Osso Bucco is not easy to make! Nice job ;)
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Gene - I was looking at beef shanks last friday while at my butcher's…and thinking….I wonder how M-3 would do on those…? It looks good…I sure hope it tasted 1/2 as good as it looks!
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That looks really good, Gene. Great idea!
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It sure did Tim. I never marinaded shanks before, but I believe I will from now on. The M3 gave them a wonderful robust flavor, and they were spoon- tender to boot! We have to always be willing to change.....and this is proof. Thanks for your advice!
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sure looks good. :)
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That looks delicious!
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Nice looking plate!
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That looks delicious. And it reminds me, that I want to cook Osso Buco again since at least one year...
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What a great meal Gene!!! I have never done Osso Bucco but I can taste how good it is through your photos!!! Don
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Awesome looking meal Gene!
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Man that looks really good
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Now that is some serious comfort food. Excellent cook!
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Nice Gene!
The M-3 contains 2 natural ingredients that give it a real boost. One is a true meat tenderizer. The other promotes moisture retention by the meat.
Glad you like it!
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Nice Gene!
The M-3 contains 2 natural ingredients that give it a real boost. One is a true meat tenderizer. The other promotes moisture retention by the meat.
Glad you like it!
I more than like it Tim! It's a great product, as is all of your other rubs. And I know I've said this many times, but it is soooo nice using a rub/marinade/spice blend that is not laden with salt. I can't say enough good things about your products buddy! And the good Lord willin' I'll be using them a long long time!
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This is a good looking dish .
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This was so good...I had to make it again for the Mrs. before I hit the road again recently. I used a little M-3 and W.O.W - and used Giada DeLaurentis' recipe...
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WOW that looks so good I want some T!!! Don
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Great job Tim! Come nonna! (Like grandma made!) :P
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Dang!!!!
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Gene - I was looking at beef shanks last friday while at my butcher's…and thinking….I wonder how M-3 would do on those…? It looks good…I sure hope it tasted 1/2 as good as it looks!
No doubt,those shanks pack a lot of flavor,beautiful cook Gene.
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Thanks folks!
Spuds: Those are 28 day dry aged shanks. See the size of the "hollow" in he bones? Just more marrow to enrich he broth ( garlic, dry white wine, bouquet garni, chicken broth, etc..)
I like a lot of a rustic gremolata - so that is why the mint and parsley leaves and lemon zest are really pronounced on this.
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Dry aged shanks,WOW! Tee,youve just been really nailing some cooks lately,thats amazing!I better bookmark this. ;),showed Mrs,she agrees.Last shank I made was a soup,and man what a flavor monster. Waaay OT,but chicken feet also a great flavor in soups. ??? ;D ,seriously,its good.
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Dry aged shanks,WOW! Tee,youve just been really nailing some cooks lately,thats amazing!I better bookmark this. ;),showed Mrs,she agrees.Last shank I made was a soup,and man what a flavor monster. Waaay OT,but chicken feet also a great flavor in soups. ??? ;D ,seriously,its good.
Yep...the collagens in all of that thickened skin and the joints seem to break down and thicken the soup as well as carry all of the nice savory flavors ;)
Thnaks Spuds!
T
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That looks good, I'd even eat those orange thingys.
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That looks good, I'd even eat those orange thingys.
Those orange things had been cooked for hours in white wine, garlic, and chicken broth....Even a carrot hater will like 'em ;)
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That looks good, I'd even eat those orange thingys.
Those orange things had been cooked for hours in white wine, garlic, and chicken broth....Even a carrot hater will like 'em ;)
Let's give 'em (orange things) to Pappy... he won't eat 'em... he hates everything... ;) ;D ;D ;D
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Great looking Osso Bucco, I love Ossu Bucco. ;)
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It's been wintery cold of late so I've been hungry for those meals that make you feel warm inside. Osso Bucco fits the bill, but couldn't find veal shanks, so beef will have to do. I wanted to incorporate Tee's not-so-secret, secret marinade & rub M3. Last night I made an M3 marinade according to Tee's kind instructions, but because this is a classical Italian dish I added 2 tsp. of dried oregano, and tossed the shanks in for a good overnight swim. This afternoon pulled them out of the wonderful marinade, dried them off, and commenced to browning them in my cast iron Dutch oven. On with the show.....
ps the marinade worked wonders, I got a slap on the rear for my hard work! ::)
Hey Gene - whose recipe did you use? Old family recipe...? I like the ratio of veggies to meat with yours! - and...how was the flavor profile of everything?
Thanks
T
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sure looks good. :)
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