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post #16 of 19
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3. Cooking them just above 375 degrees makes the meat tougher but the sauce richer.

why not cook at a lower temperature and then remove the ribs and reduce the liquid on the stove to make the sauce richer?

I wouldn't add coffee or anything to the original recipe, but that's just me.
post #17 of 19
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Reading the comments beneath the recipe revealed some interesting suggestions:

1. Marinating the ribs in wine overnight before browning allows the acid in the wine to tenderize them more (sounds obvious).
nope. liquid marinades don't penetrate beyond 1/8 inch. furthermore, the "tenderness" brought by acidity is actually more like mealiness.
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3. Cooking them just above 375 degrees makes the meat tougher but the sauce richer.
it's not either/or. It makes the sauce richer by reduction (more evaporation). You can accomplish the same thing by removing the meat from the sauce after cooking and cooking the sauce over medium-high heat with a lid off until you get the intensity you want.
post #18 of 19
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why not cook at a lower temperature and then remove the ribs and reduce the liquid on the stove to make the sauce richer?

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You can accomplish the same thing by removing the meat from the sauce after cooking and cooking the sauce over medium-high heat with a lid off until you get the intensity you want.

post #19 of 19
does anyone have a ragu recipe i could use with taglitelle?

im looking for something which uses pork and beef (or just beef) in a brown sauce (i.e. no tomato)?
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