Coffee glazed short rib of beef with creamed potato and roasted carrots
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COFFEE GLAZED SHORT RIB OF BEEF WITH CREAMED POTATO AND ROASTED CARROTS
Preparation (10 persons)
- FOR THE ONION KETCHUP To make the onion ketchup place the oil into a large pan and set it over a high heat
- Add the onions, a generous pinch of salt and cook, stirring frequently until the onions are caramelised, soft and golden
- Add the soy, vinegar and honey and cook until completely evaporated - leaving a rich dark brown sticky mass in the pan
- Transfer this to a blender and blend to a smooth rich puree
- Transfer to a bowl, cover with cling film and set aside
- FOR THE RIBS Mix all of the ingredients except the ribs and whisk to thoroughly combine
- Place the ribs into a medium baking tray, poor over the marinade, thoroughly coat the ribs and set aside to marinate for 5 hours
- Lift the ribs out of the marinade, reserving any that remains in the tray and wrap the ribs carefully in foil
- Place in an oven pre-heated to 100ºCand cook for 8 hours - at which point the meat should fall away from the bone
- Meanwhile place 10 large baking potatoes in to bake in an oven at 180ºCfor 90 minutes
- Remove from the oven, cut the potatoes in half, push the potato flesh through a fine drum sieve or potato ricer and beat in enough butter and milk to yield a rich, smooth creamed potato
- Set aside until required
- Place the carrots into a large roasting tray, dot some diced butter over the surface, season with salt, pepper and a sprinkling of sugar and roast in an oven pre-heated to 180ºC for 20-25 minutes or until the carrots are golden brown all over
- Set aside warm
- TO SERVE Remove the ribs from the oven, open the foil, transfer them to a baking tray, tip over any leftover marinade and any juices from the pouch, and place the ribs under the grill
- Grill until all of the marinade has reduced to a sticky, dark glaze
- Serve immediately with a spoonful of creamed potato, two pieces of roasted carrot and residual glaze
- Grand Cru notes: Made from Central and South American Arabicas with just a hint of Robusta, Fortissio Lungo is an intense full-bodied blend with bitterness, which develops notes of dark roasted beans.
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