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Slow Cooker Korean Short Rib Tacos

Slow Cooker Korean Short Rib Tacos | slow cooker recipes | crock pot recipes | shredded beef recipes | Korean recipes | perrysplate.com

What happens when you combine Korean-flavored slow-cooked short ribs…

Slow Cooker Korean Short Rib Tacos | slow cooker recipes | crock pot recipes | shredded beef recipes | Korean recipes | perrysplate.com

sweet and spicy cucumber-carrot slaw…

Slow Cooker Korean Short Rib Tacos | slow cooker recipes | crock pot recipes | shredded beef recipes | Korean recipes | perrysplate.com

and put them in a tortilla?

Freakishly good Korean Short Rib Tacos, folks.

Go get the recipe and check out the step-by-step post on the Tasty Kitchen Blog!

(A big thanks to Shelbi who blogs at Look Who’s Cookin’ Now for the recipe!)

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Erin @ Texanerin Baking

Sunday 21st of October 2012

Yummy! I need to see if I can find this cut of beef in Germany. Supposedly they're called "falsche Rippen" but who knows if I can actually find them. If I do, I'm definitely making this!

Karly

Tuesday 9th of October 2012

You're killing me. Tacos are my favorite food. Pretty sure that I'm going to need to make these this week!

Natalie Perry

Tuesday 9th of October 2012

That's why we're friends. I'm in love with tacos, too. Maybe your hubs won't roll his eyes at you because they're ASIAN tacos.

Maura @ My Healthy 'Ohana

Monday 8th of October 2012

oh wow, these look amazing! I love that you put the slaw on it, it's so nice to have something crisp and refreshing to cut some of the richness from the meat. I think my husband will love this! Bookmarking the recipe right now :)

Natalie Perry

Tuesday 9th of October 2012

It IS nice to cut through the richness. I didn't realize how fatty short ribs can be, even if they're from grass-fed beef which is typically lean.

Jolene (www.everydayfoodie.ca)

Monday 8th of October 2012

I love Korean food, and I love tacos - perfect combo. Can't wait to make these!

Joanne

Monday 8th of October 2012

What I love about this is that it turns a traditionally heavy meat dish into something light and refreshing!

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