Paula Deen's Sexy Oxtails
photo by rstavrakis
- Ready In:
- 3hrs 20mins
- Ingredients:
- 6
- Serves:
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2
ingredients
- 2 oxtails, 1-1/2 to 2 inches thick
- 1⁄3 cup soy sauce
- 2 large onions, sliced
- 8 bay leaves
- 1 cup water
- 1 -2 tablespoon house seasoning
directions
- Trim as much fat off the tails as you can.
- Season with Paula's house seasoning [1 part of black pepper plus 1 part of garlic powder to 4 parts of salt].
- Sprinkle with soy sauce and cover with sliced onions and bay leaves
- Cover with 1 cup water.
- Cover the dish with foil.
- Bake for about 3 hours at 325 degrees.
- Serve on top of buttered rice.
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Reviews
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They're wonderful! We like the recipe so well that we've also cooked beef roasts this way. Tonight, we're trying it with a deer roast. It takes less than fifteen minutes of "hands on preparation". I can put it in the oven, program the oven for when and how long I want it to cook, and forget about it. My husband loves the smell when he gets home. Of course, about 30 minutes before it's done, he usually adds some root vegetables (something which I tend to forget to do). Potatoes which have been cooked this way are so good that they don't even need butter. This beats any seasoning mixture from French onion soup to homegrown herbs that I've tried for slow cooking red meat. Thanks!
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Every bit of 5 stars! This dish is so rich and full of flavor. I made these last night with white rice and peas. Very good recipe. I usually don't get the oxtails from our butcher but on a whim decided to try them. OMG, I will always be getting them now. Loved this dish. Thank youfor sharing this recipe with us. LOVE IT.
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My version was so modified I don't know if it qualifies... Ms Deen you are AMAZING! Wish I had 1/5th of your cooking talent. My "house seasoning" came in a jar bought from TJMAXX... chili and lime seasoning... but I did include the soy sauce and bay leaves. I cooked mine stovetop because I NEVER knew anyone put theirs in the oven so I was afraid I'd really mess them up. Oh, I had 6 oxtails instead of two so my seasoning was at least 2x what was called for in the recipe... mostly eyeballed it... I know I'm horrible, but my OXTAILS are not, thank God for that. Looking forward to enjoying them with my red beans and rice recipe I got from Luvs 2 Cook. Thank you Carrie Sheridan for posting this. I have posted a picture which was posted with the red beans and rice recipe I also found on this same website. Please check it out....
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