OSSO BUCCO THANK YOU!
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Contributors to this thread:
milnrick 18-Jan-23
Bowfreak 18-Jan-23
DanaC 19-Jan-23
timex 19-Jan-23
Treeline 19-Jan-23
Brotsky 19-Jan-23
smarba 19-Jan-23
Shug 19-Jan-23
Bwhnt 19-Jan-23
BOWNBIRDHNTR 20-Jan-23
BOWNBIRDHNTR 20-Jan-23
BOWNBIRDHNTR 20-Jan-23
rooster 21-Jan-23
Bou’bound 24-Jan-23
scentman 24-Jan-23
JohnMC 24-Jan-23
MA-PAdeerslayer 24-Jan-23
peterk1234 24-Jan-23
JohnMC 24-Jan-23
From: milnrick
18-Jan-23
Just a quick THANK YOU to everyone who posted on previous threads talking about transforming the lowly shank into something incredible.

Y'all were 100% right! Shanks aren't just for sausage and burger any more.

THANK YOU

From: Bowfreak
18-Jan-23
My favorite for shanks is to make shredded BBQ. I made Osso Bucco one time and it was by far the worst thing I’ve ever cooked in my life. I’m not sure what I did wrong, but it was awful. I’m totally convinced I did screw it up because I’ve never read anything negative about the dish.

From: DanaC
19-Jan-23
Made it one time (with beef) and the bone marrow made it way too greasy for my liking. Otherwise tasted fine.

From: timex
19-Jan-23
So I've never done a traditional osso bucco. My wife will eat deer 7 nights a week but has simple taste, a rich tomato & wine flavor just isn't for her.

I mostly do leg shank's in the insta pot with Xtra water onion & seasoning, use the meat for various pulled meat type dishes and save the leftover stock for cooking during the week.

From: Treeline
19-Jan-23

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Yummy!
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Yummy!
Have become one of my favorite cuts…

Thanks to the guys on here that turned me on to this!

From: Brotsky
19-Jan-23
In before Midwest.....the man loves his shanks! Ha!

From: smarba
19-Jan-23
You can pressure can shanks, cut into cubes, and it turns into perfectly cooked shredded meat. Good for numerous applications.

From: Shug
19-Jan-23

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Funny … this popped up on Facebook today as a memory

From: Bwhnt
19-Jan-23

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It's delicious stuff! I made some this year, first attempt. Def doing it again.

From: BOWNBIRDHNTR
20-Jan-23
Yes, Osso Bucco has become a favorite in our house due to posts read on Bowsite as well, so thanks to everyone! I have actually started to keep all three sections of the front quarters in whole pieces instead of piecing them out for burger. Yesterday I made Deer Barbacoa using a whole shoulder blade. It was fantastic and very easy to make!!

From: BOWNBIRDHNTR
20-Jan-23

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Deer Barbacoa

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20-Jan-23

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From: rooster
21-Jan-23

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My version sans bone, very tasty. Used one of the recipes from past Osso Bucco threads.

From: Bou’bound
24-Jan-23
this is not before dinner thread. what good looking food that all is!

From: scentman
24-Jan-23
Pass me the biscuits!

From: JohnMC
24-Jan-23

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First go at it tonight. Good, reminds me of a roast. 1 hour in instapot.

24-Jan-23
What were your thought John? What did you use for a sauce?? Looks good.

From: peterk1234
24-Jan-23

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Did it for the first time this year. I will never grind that meat again!

From: JohnMC
24-Jan-23
I liked it. If anyone want to trade my future shanks for their backstraps let me know though.

I used a 24 oz can of crushed tomatoes, cup of beef broth, cup of red wine. Various spices, 6 or so cloves of garlic. Some carrots, potatoes, and a onion.

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