Meat & fish
Mastering the art of slow-braising short ribs yields tender meat, deep aromatics, and a glossy, wine-kissed sauce. By choosing the right cut, searing for caramelization, layering aromatics, and patiently letting flavors meld with root vegetables, you achieve a comforting, restaurant-worthy centerpiece. The technique hinges on low heat, ample moisture, and time as your ally. This guide offers practical steps, practical substitutions, and tips to adapt the method to different ovens and stoves, ensuring reliable results without sacrificing depth. Expect a dish that rewards planning with a luxurious, satisfying profile.