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Beef ribs (Korean cut) in mushroom gravy

I love the Korean style beef ribs, but I found that they come out tender if they are boiled down for a while, then thicken the stock and add mushrooms to make a flavorful gravy.

They beef is seasoned on both sides with seasoning salt, black pepper, garlic and onion powder.

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In a large pot added 3 tablespoons of olive oil and heat. Then added meat and let brown on both sides, then remove meat to a plate.

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Slice 2 medium yellow onions and added it to the oil in the pot and let cook and grab the flavor at the bottom of pan for about 2-3 minutes.

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Added about 4 cups of water to the onions and take a spoon and begin to scrap the brown yummies off the bottom, then added the meat back to the pot.

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Let cook for about 30 minutes with top on, then remove the meat again.

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1 pint of crimini mushrooms wiped cleaned and quartered.

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Added mushrooms to the stock and let cook down.

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In a bowl, add 3-4 tablespoons of corn starch and about quarter cup of cold water.

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Add to stock and let thicken and season the stock as needed,then add meat back to the pot and let stew for 10 minutes.

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Serve with rice or potatoes, but I served this with candied sweet potatoes and corn. Very simple and very good. Until next time, Cook, Eat and Enjoy!

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