Red Wine-Braised Beef Short Ribs
This red wine-braised beef is a study in patience and restraint. At Amaterra, chuck tail flap is seasoned a day in advance, seared until deeply caramelized, then slowly oven-braised in red wine with aromatics until fork-tender. The braising liquid is strained, reduced, and finished with butter and fresh herbs, creating a sauce that’s rich yet refined—comforting, but unmistakably wine-driven.
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