
Beef short ribs and an aromatic marinade with a peppercorn kick are made for each other. Let the ribs soak up the ginger-infused marinade for 6 hours and a nice hot grill will do the rest. Then plate them up with a generous helping of a cold mango coleslaw, the perfect side for the hot and juicy ribs.
Make Marinade & Grill Ribs
Prepare Mango Coleslaw
Richard Rayment is Executive Chef of Seaport, an enterprise that includes a hotel and World Trade Center. He underwent a 4-year traditional cooking apprenticeship in England at age 16 and never looked back. He spent time cooking on cruise ships, traveling around the world. A stop in Australia resulted in varied experiences, including working on a sheep farm. A return to England as Executive Sous Chef in London at the St. James Club, further fueled his love of travel. Finally, with his New Hampshire-born wife, he came to the States, bringing with him a world of culinary knowledge and experience.
Beef short ribs and an aromatic marinade with a peppercorn kick are made for each other. Let the ribs soak up the ginger-infused marinade for 6 hours and a nice hot grill will do the rest. Then plate them up with a generous helping of a cold mango coleslaw, the perfect side for the hot and juicy ribs.
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