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Pork Osso Buco - Braised Pork Shanks Recipe

Pork Osso Buco - Braised Pork Shanks Recipe

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Learn how to make Pork Osso Buco Angry Panda: Chef John, I remember you were in Vietnam with me. Both of us preparing delicious cuisine for the boys in the neighborhood, then they ambushed us during the night. I heard screaming, and I reached for my pan of well prepared Frosted Flakes cereal; but it was too late. I took put three of them before I saw you being dragged away by the feet. Thought you were dead all these years, but it turns out you're making food videos. I voted for Nixon you know, and now I've finally found you. Come back home and let's cook together again. Will make Frosted Flakes and war ration quick meals like all those years ago.
Date: 2019-07-25

Comments and reviews: 9


This looks amazing, as always. Chef, while the shank is the traditional cut used for osso buco, I was wondering what your thoughts might be on using oxtail to make this dish. The meat will end up being a fairly similar size and shape, plus you will still end up with all of that amazing marrow in the end, but I tend to think the tail ends up having a better flavor than the shank overall.
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never seen anyone show this idea, but if you do get your tomato paste in the can and can't use it all. place it in some plastic wrap and the roll it into a log to freeze. then you can slice off the paste as you need it and return the rest to the freezer. that being said, I prefer the tube over the can as well, but sometimes members of the family buy the can
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Dude, I've been following you for years, have tried and successfully cooked a LOT of your recipes (prime rib was the big hitter, written some dumb poems and generally been a fan of your humor, style, delivery and commitment to cooking well. but I will not ever, ever never pull marrow out of a bone and eat it uh. nope
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Chef John, would you consider making a video about what all staple ingredients young/new cooks should have on hand at all times? Like how to properly stock a pantry in your opinion. I know I'd love to watch you make sweet love to the camera as usual. :D Thanks regardless, Chef
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I'm sorry, but veal is the only way to go for Ossi Buchi (that's plural) for me. I reduce the sauce a lot more, and my stock is not beef or chicken but beef and chichek. Also can you show you versions of tail alla vaccinara and pork's tongue?
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skim some of that fat off, which I did. off camera yes. I always make sure to remove the fat too, nothing worse than a pleasant mouth feel from a soup or broth that is imparted by not skimming, so I always make sure to do it; )
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Tomato paste freezes up well And the tube is no guarantee that the paste won't rot/go rancid on you. I just spoon out the remainder into a little freezable container, then I chop off the frozen portion I need with a knife.
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Soak the shanks in half and half over night before prep. Pork likes that. I always mix beef and chicken stock as a sub for veal stock. Works good. This is an old family recipe save a pinch of this and whatnot.
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imho: a mirepoix is a roasted Veggis (like yours) - to be browned, and never serveda matignon is a stewed veggis (like yours) - newer browned and rarely servedso this would be a matignon - at least to escouffier; )
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