Korean Style Barbecue Short Ribs
Recipe courtesy Roy Yamaguchi
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By bamezaga
Dublin, CA
on December 17, 2012
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SO good! My wife and I are not Korean, but I'm from LA (best Korean food in the world, and my wife spent some time in Korea. She suggested we make it in the traditional "Ssam" (wrap, and it was so fun and delicious. All you do is buy some green leaf lettuce, grill some sliced garlic, cut some extra green onions, and buy ssam jang (soy dipping paste at the Asian market. After your meat is done (ours grilled in about 6 minutes, we used poultry shears to cut the bone from the meat then we cut perpendicular to the long slices of meat (2x2 inch pieces. Throw a piece or two in a lettuce leaf, spread a little Ssam jang, add some green onion, and even some rice, and voila! Thanks Roy and person who suggested to add garlic to the marinade!
By DLE 13
Annapolis MD
on January 07, 2011
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Tasty and easy. Doesn't get better than that in a recipe for me. One word of caution - these take a heck of a lot longer than 15 minutes to grill. Try more like 45-60 minutes, depending on thickness.
By mauidawndon_9672166
Townville, SC
on October 14, 2009
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Great, easy to prepare. I prefer it without the pepper sauce. I also use it as a marinade for salmon done on the grill.
By ddblunt
Los Angeles, CA
on July 01, 2009
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I loved this recipe and my husband said he would barbecue the ribs right away after he tasted the marinade. I did not add the crushed garlic but I agree that would make it even better. Increased the pepper sauce by 1 tablespoon because we love the added heat.
By topcorea_1323057
woodside, NY
on October 27, 2004
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this is nice recipes
but i recommend you to add curshed garlic.
believe me i'm a Korean :
By chav68_687044
Mililani, HI
on July 21, 2004
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Very simple and quick! My wife was really impressed...and she is Korean!