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I'd walk through a hail storm nekkid to eat those. :hungry:

Normally I'd say, "Pictures, or it didn't happen".
But in this case, I'll make an exception. Thank you anyway.
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You left out your gravy process.... strained the liquid....then?....flour or corn starch for thickener?
 
You left out your gravy process.... strained the liquid....then?....flour or corn starch for thickener?


Oh yea. I strained the liquid. It went into the sauce pan where I reduced until I had about 2 cups remaining. I added in some additional thyme, salt and pepper to taste, then I added in 1 tsp of corn starch I had mixed with a bit of cold water. Brought that to simmer and then spooned over the mash and short ribs.
 
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That looks great!!! How much veal stock and wine did you add to the veggies? How long was the bath for. I think I just found my Sunday cook. Thanks for sharing.
 
That looks great!!! How much veal stock and wine did you add to the veggies? How long was the bath for. I think I just found my Sunday cook. Thanks for sharing.


+1 on details. This may be my Sunday cook as well. Thanks for sharing.

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24 ounces of veal stock and an entire bottle of wine. I would probably cut that down to 2/3 of a bottle of wine and 18 ounces of stock. If I would have had a few more short ribs the pan would have overflowed. Plus, it took a bit to cook down the liquid for a good gravy, but man was it flavorful. And the thyme sprigs added when it was reduced enough added a nice fresh herb punch.
 
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