
These fall-off-the-bone braised short ribs bring the deep, savory soul of Korean galbi-jjim to your home kitchen using a completely clean ingredient list. The braising sauce is built around blended Asian pear, coconut aminos, fresh ginger, and garlic — no soy sauce, no mystery condiments, just bold flavor you can trace back to every single ingredient in the pot. A long, slow braise coaxes the collagen out of the bones and into the sauce, leaving the meat impossibly tender and the liquid rich enough to coat a spoon. Carrots and parsnips join the pot in the final stretch, soaking up all that fragrant, gingery depth while staying perfectly fork-tender. The finishing step — skimming the fat and reducing the braising liquid — turns what's already a stunning braise into a glossy, restaurant-worthy sauce you'll want to pour over everything. For anyone navigating peanut allergies, this recipe sidesteps the usual concerns entirely; every component is straightforward and easy to verify at the store. Serve it over steamed rice or alongside simple greens and let the sauce do all the talking.
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Place the short ribs in a large bowl and cover with cold water. Soak for 30 minutes, then drain and pat thoroughly dry with paper towels. Season all sides evenly with the fine sea salt.
Combine the Asian pear, coconut aminos, 1/2 cup bone broth, honey, apple cider vinegar, ginger, turmeric, Ceylon cinnamon, garlic, and onion in a blender or food processor. Blend until completely smooth, about 30 seconds.
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