Beef is an all-time-favourite in our households. It usually gets pressure cooked with spices and then dried in oil for a crispy effect. Beef in red wine is slow cooked, making the beef extra tender and full of flavour.
A few things before you start:
Use aluminium foil over the pan to get a tight seal. If serving for kids, avoid red wine and top it up with more stock. Serve with freshly baked bread rolls. Here is how I made it.
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Beef in red wine
Prep time:30 min
Cooking time:2 hrs 30 min
Serves:4
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Ingredients:
1- Streaky bacon, chopped - 175g
Braising steak, cut in to 4cm cubes - 900g
2- Small shallots - 12
Baby or chantenay carrots - 12
3- Plain flour - 1 tbsp
Red wine - 300ml
Beef stock - 300ml
Soy sauce, I used Kikkoman - 2 tbsp
4- Button mushrooms - 100g
Dried herbs de provence - 1 tsp
5- Parsley - 4 tbsp
6- Sunflower oil or flora - 2 tbsp
Method:
- Preheat oven to 160C/140C fan/gas mark 3.
- Fry the bacon in a frying pan, remove and transfer to a large casserole.
- In the same pan, fry the steak in batches, transferring to the casserole as it browns and adding oil if needed.
- Lower the heat and fry the shallots until golden brown.
- Add the carrots, cook for 2 minutes, then transfer to the casserole.
- Stir the flour into a little of the wine then add to the pan with the remaining wine, stock and soy sauce. Bring to the boil, stirring until thickened.
- Add the mushrooms and herbs and pour mixture into the casserole.
- Cover with a tight lid and cook in the oven for 2 hours or until the meat is tender.
- Sprinkle with chopped parsley.
Enjoy!!
Looks wonderful,my H will definitely enjoy this dish.
ReplyDeletewow that was super quick. thank u dear
ReplyDeletetempting clicks sherin:)
ReplyDeleteThanks Rani :)
Deletewow dear i will give it a try.. cant take wine.. i will exclude that ingredient hope taste still remain good for this recipe
ReplyDeleteThanks Teena. U can substitute wine with some beef stock dear... would be lovely.
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