For even deeper flavor, consider marinating the short ribs overnight in a mixture of balsamic vinegar, garlic, and herbs before searing. If you prefer a smoother sauce, you can use an immersion blender to puree the vegetables after pressure cooking, before thickening with the cornstarch slurry. Don't overcrowd the pot when searing the short ribs. Searing in batches ensures proper browning and enhances the overall flavor of the dish. Adjust the amount of cornstarch slurry to achieve your desired sauce consistency. For a thicker sauce, use a bit more cornstarch; for a thinner sauce, use less. Leftover short ribs are delicious in sandwiches, tacos, or shepherd's pie. Store in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 3 days.
Vicenta Kshlerin
Jul 1, 2025The balsamic vinegar adds a lovely tanginess to the sauce.
Diego Hirthe
Jun 30, 2025Natural pressure release is key, don't skip that step!
Brennon Toy
Jun 30, 2025These ribs were incredible! So easy and the meat was so tender.
Nick Yundt
Jun 29, 2025My family devoured these. Will definitely make again.
Taya Schmitt
Jun 27, 2025I served these over mashed potatoes and it was the perfect comfort food meal.
Leslie Hilll
Jun 9, 2025I added a splash of red wine to the sauce and it was divine!
Zachary Ruecker
Jun 5, 2025Be sure to get a good sear on the short ribs - it makes a huge difference in the flavor.
Gina Pacocha
Jun 4, 2025Next time I'm going to try adding some celery and parsnips to the pot.