My local store had Flanken Style Ribs!


 

Michael Richards

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I got so excited when I went out earlier this week to the store and they had these. I have never been able to find them in the store. The only time I have had them was when my family got the online/delivered for me.
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Followed the same recipe I followed the first time.


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I put a little piece of pecan wood below the charcoal it smoked a lot!
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Keep the kettle between 350 and 375 flipping every 5 mins, and I pulled them after 25 mins. All were reading above 160 at this time.
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One of the smaller ribs did not make it to service. Shoot, It hardly made it to the serving tray. I read an article that said Flacken Style Ribs are the beef version of chicken wings. Well, I agree! This one was so much fun to eat, it was hot and I was burning my fingers, it was an amazing mess.
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The bigger two did make it to my plate and the other smaller one made it to my daughter's plate.
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This IS my favorite beef dish!!! The beefy/salty/fatty natural taste of the meat, with the sweet and savory of the rub, and the chewy bite from a "tougher" cut all together is prefection to me!

They only problem is that I didn't buy more, what was I thinking!!! Let's hope this is become a normal stocked item.
 
Very nice! Outstanding marbling as well. I have never come across these in the store or butcher, could be regional. Just a thought, what about trying them on the rotisserie in a basket next time.
 
Those look great! I look for that cut when I hit the store after a friend of mine told me about them. Not very common here, same with any other beef ribs.
 
Looks good.
I don’t recognize the cut but I picked these up today, and I have no idea how to cook them and make sure they are tender when they are done. I would like to think the colour of steak would be nice or some pink at all but someth8ng tells me it will be tough if I cook it like a steak. It was the most tender looking out of the bunch.
Any help would be appreciated.
 

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I got so excited when I went out earlier this week to the store and they had these. I have never been able to find them in the store. The only time I have had them was when my family got the online/delivered for me.
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Followed the same recipe I followed the first time.


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I put a little piece of pecan wood below the charcoal it smoked a lot!
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Keep the kettle between 350 and 375 flipping every 5 mins, and I pulled them after 25 mins. All were reading above 160 at this time.
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One of the smaller ribs did not make it to service. Shoot, It hardly made it to the serving tray. I read an article that said Flacken Style Ribs are the beef version of chicken wings. Well, I agree! This one was so much fun to eat, it was hot and I was burning my fingers, it was an amazing mess.
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The bigger two did make it to my plate and the other smaller one made it to my daughter's plate.
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This IS my favorite beef dish!!! The beefy/salty/fatty natural taste of the meat, with the sweet and savory of the rub, and the chewy bite from a "tougher" cut all together is prefection to me!

They only problem is that I didn't buy more, what was I thinking!!! Let's hope this is become a normal stocked item.
 
Looks good.
I don’t recognize the cut but I picked these up today, and I have no idea how to cook them and make sure they are tender when they are done. I would like to think the colour of steak would be nice or some pink at all but someth8ng tells me it will be tough if I cook it like a steak. It was the most tender looking out of the bunch.
Any help would be appreciated.
Same as Michael. Korean or Flanken style are similar if not the same.
 
Looks good.
I don’t recognize the cut but I picked these up today, and I have no idea how to cook them and make sure they are tender when they are done. I would like to think the colour of steak would be nice or some pink at all but someth8ng tells me it will be tough if I cook it like a steak. It was the most tender looking out of the bunch.
Any help would be appreciated.
How thick are yours? I looked at Malcolm Reed's recipe:

https://howtobbqright.com/2019/09/19/brown-sugar-chipotle-flanken-short-ribs/

Before I decided and feel in love with the recipe I went with:


Either way thin or thicker, they both say to cook them more done then we normally would for a steak. I little of me hates that I love these ribs so much because they are cooked to "well done", but I really do!
My recommendation don't be afraid to cook these to well done and think about making up the rub from the recipe I used, it is special in my opinion!!!
 
How do you prepare they?
Most of the time I marinade, but from time to time just salt and black pepper.
Ribs are cooked hot and fast using a 22" kettle and a vortex. With the larger diameter facing up.
 

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