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Beef Short Ribs Stew : Russet Potato Puree : Port

August 3, 2015 11 Comments
Beef Short Ribs Stew

Yep… more stews… in the middle of summer too.. yep. I don’t care. I don’t need no winter to dictate no official stew season!  Can’t help it. It’s one of my favourite things to make and of course eat. I kept the recipe as simple as possible. With a pressure cooker, this whole ordeal takes about […]

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