Mexican Short Ribs Crock Pot

"Prep time is for browning the ribs."
 
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Ready In:
8hrs 15mins
Ingredients:
4
Serves:
6
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ingredients

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directions

  • In large skillet brown ribs; pour off excess fat.
  • Mix beef consomme; with dry taco mix; add green pepper.
  • Add to meat to crock pot; pour sauce over ribs.
  • Cover over and cook on LOW for 6 to 8 hours.

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Reviews

  1. I actually found this same recipe on another site and thought of checking to see if it was on here before I added it. (oukosher.org) Well, I used pork ribs instead of beef and added a pinch of (curry, red pepper, cumin, corriander, onion powder and chili powder) and 1 teaspoon garlic. I loved it. The way I did it made it a bit spicier but it was really good. A classic Mexican flavor.
     
  2. My son and I loved these. We put it in a tortilla with sour cream and cheese. Wonderful!! This recipe has a really good flavor. I like the others did not brown the ribs first, but they still tasted great! I also used a red bell pepper instead of green since that was all I had on hand. I will freeze the leftovers with some of the juice for a quick meal later! Thanks!
     
  3. I didn't brown the ribs, either, and it still turned out great. I threw this together in the morning before I went to work on a chilly, rainy day, and walked in the door later to a great aroma and a tasty meal, as though I had slaved in the kitchen for about 5 minutes worth of effort. I added some sliced onion, as well as a mixture of green and red bell peppers, since I had both on hand. I served this beside/over broad egg noodles with sour cream on the side, a la Mexican stroganoff. I did have to add a bit of water after I got home (after about 8 hours), since the meat had absorbed quite a bit, and I wanted it a bit wetter for my noodles. Thanks for posting!
     
  4. This recipe was too easy to taste so good!!! I didnt have consomme, so I mixed up beef bouillon and water, and mixed in the taco seasoning. I also didnt brown the ribs first, and they came out so tender and wonderful!! No leftovers with this one, my family ate it up!!! If I could give more than 5 stars I would!!
     
  5. Quick & easy recipe. I did use beef fajita seasoning instead of taco seasoning. I cooked on low 6 hours (didn't have time to brown meat first, worked fine). Served rice on the side.
     
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  1. I actually found this same recipe on another site and thought of checking to see if it was on here before I added it. (oukosher.org) Well, I used pork ribs instead of beef and added a pinch of (curry, red pepper, cumin, corriander, onion powder and chili powder) and 1 teaspoon garlic. I loved it. The way I did it made it a bit spicier but it was really good. A classic Mexican flavor.
     
  2. Quick & easy recipe. I did use beef fajita seasoning instead of taco seasoning. I cooked on low 6 hours (didn't have time to brown meat first, worked fine). Served rice on the side.
     

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