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* 2 tablespoons [[Tomato|tomato]] purée
* 2 tablespoons [[Tomato|tomato]] purée
* 2 tablespoons [[Olive oil|olive oil]]
* 2 tablespoons [[Olive oil|olive oil]]
* 2 tablespoons ruby [[port]]
'''here's the [[Marinade|marinade]]'''
'''here's the [[Marinade|marinade]]'''
* 4 tablespoons [[muscovado sugar]]
* 4 tablespoons [[muscovado sugar]]
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{{RecipeMethod
| Rub the [[Mustard|mustard]] all over the [[Meat|meat]]
| Make shallow criss-cross cuts on the meats side of the ribs
| Add the rub ingredients to a bowl and mix really well
| Mix the rub ingredients together in a bowl and mix well
| Pour this over the [[Mustard|mustard]]-covered [[Meat|meat]] and make sure that it is evenly covered
| Paint this all over the meat, getting it into all of the cuts and areas where your butcher has removed excess fat
| Put the [[Ribs|ribs]] in a [[roasting tray]], bone-side down and [[Roast|roast]] for 5 hours
| If you have the time, place the ribs in a [[Lock and Lock]] style box and leave in a cool lace for a few hours before you start the cooking process
| Pop the ribs in a lightly greased [[roasting tray]], bone-side down, cover the tin with a layer of [[backing foil]] and [[Roast|roast]] for 5 hours
| When the 5 hours is almost up, gently heat the [[Marinade|marinade]] ingredients in a small pan, stirring until you have a liquid mix
| When the 5 hours is almost up, gently heat the [[Marinade|marinade]] ingredients in a small pan, stirring until you have a liquid mix
| Tear a large sheet of really strong [[Tin-foil|tin-foil]] ([[Tin-foil#Heavy-duty tin foil|Bacofoil Classic]] is ideal as it's so thick and strong)
| Tear a large sheet of really strong [[Tin-foil|tin-foil]] ([[Tin-foil#Heavy-duty tin foil|Bacofoil Classic]] is ideal as it's so thick and strong)
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| Carefully place the hot [[Ribs|ribs]] in the centre of the [[Foil|foil]] and fold over so you have a sealed parcel
| Carefully place the hot [[Ribs|ribs]] in the centre of the [[Foil|foil]] and fold over so you have a sealed parcel
| Wrap in another sheet of [[Foil|foil]] and put back in the [[roasting tray]] for a further hour, bone side up
| Wrap in another sheet of [[Foil|foil]] and put back in the [[roasting tray]] for a further hour, bone side up
| Remove the [[Ribs|ribs]] from the [[Oven|oven]] and increase the heat to 140° C (257° F - gas 1)
| After the hour in the foil parcel, increase the heat to 140° C (257° F - gas 1), remove the foil from the ribs and discard most of the excess marinade and juices and roast the ribs, bone side up, uncovered and [[Roast|roast]] for another 40 minutes
| Unwrap the [[Ribs|ribs]] and remove al of the [[Foil|foil]], discarding any [[Marinade|marinade]] and juices
| Remove and rest for at least 15 minutes before serving
| Place the [[Ribs|ribs]] back in the [[roasting tray]], bone side up and [[Roast|roast]] for another 40 minutes
| Remove and rest for at least 15 minutes
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===Chef's notes===
I've found it difficult to obtain [[beef short ribs]] from anywhere but a specialist butchers and even then, they needed to be ordered in advance.  I was delighted today to discover [[F. Conisbee specialist butchers]] had them in stock. 4 Argentine ribs for £21.04.  Robert cut them in half with the bandsaw, we'll have one half for New Years Eve and freeze the other.  I suspect there will still be left-overs!
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