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Korean Short Ribs Recipe | Grilled Beef Short Ribs with Malcom Reed HowToBBQRight

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Korean Style Beef Short Ribs

I found these beef short ribs at my local grocery store for around per lb. They’re cut about 1/3″ thick from the chuck flanken which makes them perfect for quick grilling.

To season the short ribs I used my All Purpose seasoning (salt, black pepper, garlic can be substituted) on both sides. Next measure out ¼ cup of Dark Brown Sugar and spread this evenly on all sides of the beef short ribs.

The star of these Korean style short ribs recipe is the marinade:

¾ cup Soy Sauce
¾ cup Water
3 TBS White Vinegar
2 TBS Sesame Seed Oil
3-4 cloves of Fresh Garlic minced
2 TBS Fresh Ginger minced
4-5 fresh Green Onions chopped
1 Tablespoon of Course Ground Black Pepper

Whisk all of the above ingredients together in a small bowl.

Place the short ribs in a large zip top plastic bag and pour the marinade over the top. The beef short ribs need to marinate for at least 4-6 hours in the refrigerator, but overnight is best.

These Korean style beef short ribs need to cook on a grill over Med. High heat. The short ribs only need to cook 4 minutes on each side. After the total 8 minute cook time on these Korean style short ribs, let them rest a few minutes and serve.

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  1. Tango Joe

    That looks superb Malcom, great cook.

  2. FitAnge S

    Wow delicious! Awesome ribs

  3. bnax

    Friend of mines wife is Korean and your marinade looks pretty close to hers
    but I think she uses Asian pear juice in hers as well. How do you think
    this would work for a larger piece of beef smoked? 

  4. Cj Pastrana

    Dude!! That is so Very delicious..!!! 

  5. GA1dad

    I picked up my sliced ribs today and will try this recipe this week. So
    when I do them I’ll tell folks it’s my version of another guys version of a
    restaurant’s version???? LOL! Thanks for sharing Malcolm.

  6. Tan N

    Make sure you eat everything but the bone. The ligament/cartilage around
    the bone is extra tasty and you usually see Asians really gnaw that part
    off of the bone.

  7. Ganymede40

    This recipe looks fantastic, especially the marinade. Can’t wait to try
    these ribs this week. Thank you for sharing.

  8. Kamado Joe

    Looks fantastic! Beef short ribs are one of the most underrated ‘jewels’
    in the meat case :)

  9. beerbrewer737

    I’m going to find out where Malcolm lives and raid his backyard next time I
    see smoke. Looks like good eats thanks for sharing!

  10. Fred Sluster

    More vids please Malcom. 

  11. Theeightmilebend

    Made these last night ! Oh….My….Goodness they were off the chain good !
    Thanks for sharing !

  12. sickb2200

    I’ma try dat!
    9:17 That beef has some good bark on it.

  13. Brian Choi

    OOOHHHHH Those are called ‘Galbi’ which means ribs in Korean. I personally
    prefer marinating them on a tray covered with a plastic wrap or alluminum
    foil overnight, but damn those look delicious

  14. JohnSAN51187

    Living in Memphis, you should check out Asiana Garden or Do Won Jung. The
    kalbi will knock your socks off, but for the real deal come to Atlanta. 

  15. blink182atc

    Cant wait to try this recipe. Loved me some kalbi when I was stationed in
    South Korea for a year. Really miss the great food from there!

  16. fattymoko

    Your recipe is spot on with one personal exception. Our family never adds
    ginger to the marinade unless the meat is on the game~y side but it’s a
    judgement call, to be sure. The LA cut of meat sometimes gives the
    impression the cut originated in Los Angeles but it actually refers to,
    “LAteral cut” of the rib meat. The kicker is the dark sesame oil which
    gives it a unique flavor! And like you, I sprinkle green onions and
    roasted sesame seeds on top just before serving! Thanks for not putting
    chili pepper in the marinade. A lot of people think this is a spicy hot
    dish. It is not. I love that you used jasmine rice and a side of kimchee
    which is very easy to ferment! Really great video, recipe and channel!
    I’m subbing! Thanks!