🥩Beef Bourguignon
by Evan Perry
A French classic stew using three different cuts of beef braised in red wine with vegetables
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Ingredients
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- short rib(cut into pieces)
- shin of beef(cut into pieces)
- chuck beef(cut into pieces)
- flour(seasoned)
- oil
- carrots(chunky)
- onions(chunky)
- garlic(crushed)
- tomato puree
- thyme
- bay leaf
- parsley stalks
- red wine
- beef stock
- smoked streaky bacon(fresh)
- mushrooms
- pearl onions
- butter
- fresh parsley
Instructions
- 1Season flour and lightly coat all pieces of meat, tapping off excess
- 2Heat oil in a large heavy-bottom pan over medium heat
- 3Brown the short ribs and shin first, developing a good crust without going too high heat
- 4Remove meat and brown the chuck following the same process
- 5Turn off heat and add chunky carrots and onions to the pan
- 6Cover with lid for a couple minutes to steam off caramelized bits
- 7Turn heat to low and caramelize vegetables in leftover fat, scraping bottom of pan
- 8Add crushed garlic once vegetables have light color
- 9Add tomato puree and roast gently
- 10Add thyme, bay leaf, and parsley stalks
- 11Remove vegetables from pan
- 12Add red wine and reduce by half on high heat
- 13Return vegetables, herbs, and meat to pan
- 14Add beef stock to cover generously
- 15Bring to simmer then place cartouche on top
- 16Cook in oven at 125-130°C for 6-8 hours
- 17Strain meat from sauce, keeping meat pieces whole
- 18Pass sauce through chinois strainer into new pan
- 19Reduce sauce to desired consistency
- 20Roast mushrooms in oil until colored, season and finish with butter
- 21Roast bacon in same pan
- 22Slowly caramelize pearl onions in bacon fat and butter
- 23Return meat to reduced sauce to glaze
- 24Add mushroom and bacon mixture
- 25Finish with fresh parsley and warm through gently
*5% or less is a little, 15% or more is a lot
*5% ou moins c'est peu, 15% ou plus c'est beaucoup
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