This flavor blend starts with a hit of garlic, peppercorn and salt, followed by dried vegetables, like red bell pepper, to give a great texture and crunch to your dish.
Dish Info
Ingredients
12
servings
8
Hours
Ingredients
2
½
Gaucho Steakhouse
Canola Oil
Beer
Parsley
Cilantro
Pickled Red Onions
Red Wine Vinegar
Pickled Jalapeños
Minced Garlic
Olive Oil
Salt
1.5
1
1
⅛
racks
tsp
2
2
2
⅛
12
cup
tbsp
tbsp
tbsp
tbsp
cup
oz
Beef Plate Ribs
tbsp
tbsp
Pre-Preparation
Step 1
Add the beef ribs to the grill, bone side away the fire, to roast for 30 minutes. Make sure both rib steaks get a chance close to the fire to develop a crust. Once the ribs have developed a good crust for both steaks, flip them over to the bone side facing the fire and continue cooking for 3.5-4 hours until the meat is tender and has pulled away from the ribs (somewhere between 180-200F internal)
Step 2
Every 30 minutes, baste the ribs with beer or beef broth to keep them moist. Once the ribs are done cooking, pull them off and let them rest for 20 minutes.
Step 3
Add all the ingredients for the Red Onions & Herb Sauce to a bowl and mix together. If you do not have pickled red onions, feel free to thinly slice raw red onions and use instead.
Step 4
Once the ribs are done resting, pull out of the grilling basket and slice between the bones. Top with the Red Onion and Herb Sauce. Serve & enjoy!
Derek has been grilling outdoors for years, host of OvertheFireCooking, his viral instagram and social accounts, is a published cookbook author, and has launched 4 spicelines inspired by his culinary style.
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