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(안양 동편마을 맛집) 프랑스 가정식 비프 부르기뇽, 라자냐 맛집 : 네이버 블로그 본문 바로가기 블로그 카테고리 이동 하루하루 검색 안양,의왕,과천 (안양 동편마을 맛집) 프랑스 가정식 비프 부르기뇽, 라자냐 맛집 오늘도뚠뚠 2023. 4. 7. 9:20 이웃추가 본문 폰트 크기 조정 가 공유하기 URL복사 신고하기 위치르디쉬 오늘은 안양 동편마을 맛집에 프랑스 가정식을 하는 곳이 있어서 오래전부터 넘넘 궁금했던 동편마을 르디쉬를 다녀온 후기 전할게요안양 르디쉬 주차는 동편마을 공영주차장을 이용하시면 됩니다 주말은 특히 무료로 운영중이니 참고하시기 바래요 르디쉬는 안양 동편마을에 위치해있고, 인덕원역에서 800미터정도 떨어져있어서 인덕원맛집으로도 추천드려요 영업시간 너무나 예쁜 인테리어 물론 안양 동편마을은 예쁜 곳이 참 많지만, 르디쉬의 공간은 정말 독보적으로 예쁘고 유럽 감성이 넘치는 공간이었어요 데이트하는 커플도 보이고 동편마을 데이트나 소개팅 하셔야하는 분들이 오시면 사랑이 꽃필거 같은 예쁜 분위기에요 수요일목요일은 콜키지 프리데이! 우와아아앙!! 정말 안양에서 콜키지프리 식당을 찾아헤매는 하이애나가 저에요 저 르디쉬는 안양에서 콜키지프리가 가능한 업장이에요!보물같이 찾아낸...! 그치만 수요일 목요일에만 콜키지프리로 운영되니 참고하시길 바래요가게 외부에 있는 메뉴판도 참 매력적 바깥공간에도 테이블이 몇개 마련되어 있는데 낮에는 이곳에서 식사를 즐기셔도 좋을 것 같아요동편마을 테라스 맛집 찾으실때 르디쉬 좋을듯 하네요 안양 르디쉬에는 아기의자도 구비되어 있어서, 엄마들 아기있는 가족이 방문하기도 좋은곳이네요 저는 르디쉬 가격이 전반적으로 저렴한 편에 속한다고 생각해요어떻게 생각하느냐에 따라 다르겠지만 부르기뇽을 1만원대에 또 라따뚜이나 팍시 요리를 1만원 초반대에 맛볼수 있다는건 사실 파스타 요리가 2-3만원씩 하는곳도 많은데 비해 저렴한 편이라고 느껴졌어요 르디쉬는 식기류와 테이블종이도 감성이 넘쳤어요 제가 정말 좋아하는 와인 중 하나인 트리플씨 와인을 가지고 갔어요 와인 트리플씨와 함께 프랑스가정식을 맛볼 수 있다니 이날은 정말 행복 뿜뿜!트리플씨 와인은 베리류의 향이 정말 매력적인 와인이랍니다 향이 정말 최고 주문메뉴 : 비프 부르기뇽, 치킨 프리카세, 볼로네제 라자냐 짝꿍이 다른테이블에 바게트빵이 서빙되는걸 보고, 바게트빵이 윤기가 흘러라고 했는데 ㅎㅎ 진짜 바게트빵 겉면윤기가 흐르더라구요 루꼴라와 치즈도 담뿍 올라가 있는 라자냐안양 라자냐 맛집 찾으시면 르디쉬 추천드려요푹고아진 부드러움이 참 매력적이었던 비프 부르기뇽부르기뇽은 우리나라의 갈비찜 같은 음식이에요저희는 간장과 한국식 양념으로 만든다면 비프 부르기뇽은 레드와인으로 푹 졸여내서 고기에서 와인의 맛이 은은하게 느껴지는 음식이에요 르디쉬는 정말 음식 잘하는 집 고기 정말 부드럽고,, 소스 튀지않고 조화가 정말 좋았어요 부르기뇽 시키면 딱 부르기뇽만 나오는 곳들도 있는데 르디쉬는 라이스도 함께 제공되니까 한끼 식사로 부족함이 없었어요저희는 대식가니까... 어니언숲 못시켰으니까 메인 추가 갑니다 직원분이 양 너무 많지 않겠냐고 하셨지만 아! 괜찮아요! 추가주문해주세요하고 얼른 주문했죠나머지 두 음식이 토마토 계열의 시큼한 맛 위주라 크림소스인 치킨프리카세라는 음식을 시켜보았어요와... 이거도 찐맛템 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ치킨 진짜 부드러움 끝판왕 레몬을 짜서 치킨위에 뿌려서 먹으라고 안내해주시는데 자칫 느끼할수 있는 크림소스에 레몬이 더해지니 이 조합 완벽 프랑스 가정식 맛집 찾으신다면 정말 추천드릴수 있는집이에요 저는 앞으로 단골할거 같아요마지막으로저희의 르디쉬 메뉴 추천 순위는 짝꿍은 1. 라자냐 2. 치킨프리카세 3. 부르기뇽저는 1. 부르기뇽 2. 치킨프리카세 3. 라자냐ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 개인 취향이 굉장히 많이 반영된 순위네요저는 부르기뇽 메뉴 자체를 좋아하고, 짝꿍은 그닥 선호하는 메뉴는 아니거든요 그걸 참고하시면 좋을것 같아요 예쁜 르디쉬에서 맛있는 식사 하시길 바라고, 내돈내산에 의한 솔직 후기였습니다안양동편마을맛집 르디쉬메뉴추천 프랑스가정식맛집 부르기뇽맛집 어니언스프맛집 안양콜키지프리맛집 콜키지맛집인스타 소통도 환영해요 (hyonni123) Instagram 사진 및 동영상 팔로워 3,700명, 팔로잉 3,351명, 게시물 1,377개 - (hyonni123)님의 Instagram 사진 및 동영상 보기 www.instargram.com 르디쉬 경기도 안양시 동안구 동편로183번길 59-8 1층 르디쉬 "title":"(안양 동편마을 맛집) 프랑스 가정식 비프 부르기뇽, 라자냐 맛집","source":"https:blog.naver.comhyonni123223067434138","blogName":"하루하루","domainIdOrBlogId":"hyonni123","nicknameOrBlogId":"오늘도뚠뚠","logNo":223067434138,"smartEditorVersion":4,"blogDisplay":true,"cafeDisplay":true,"outsideDisplay":true,"lineDisplay":true,"meDisplay":true 이 블로그 홈 취소 이웃추가

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Beef Bourguignon (Beef Burgundy) - RecipeTin Eats Skip to primary navigation Skip to header navigation Skip to main content Skip to primary sidebar Hungry for more? Subscribe to my newsletter and follow along on Facebook, Pinterest and Instagram for all of the latest updates. Beef Bourguignon (Beef Burgundy) Author: Nagi Prep: 40 minutes mins Cook: 2 hours hrs 30 minutes mins Marinating: 1 day d Main, Stew French 5 from 149 votes Servings5 Tap or hover to scale Print Recipe video above. Considered by many to be the mother of all stews, Beef Bourguignon is a French dish made with beef, bacon lardons, carrots, onions and mushrooms slow-cooked in a rich red wine sauce. For the most magnificent stew of your life, start this 2 days before you plan to serve it, do not shortcut pan roasting ingredients individually, and use homemade beef stock if you can! IngredientsBeef marinade: 800g 1.6 lb chuck beef , cut in 4-5 cm 2 cubes (Note 1) 2 large carrots (300g10oz), cut on an angle into 4-5 cm 2 pieces 16 pearl onions or small, round pickling onions (Note 2) 1 bay leaf , fresh (sub: dried) 3 sprigs thyme 750ml 25 oz pinot noir or other red wine (Note 3)Browning beef: 3 tbsp oil , olive, canola or vegetable 34 tsp salt 12 tsp pepperStew: 200g 7oz mushrooms , halved (quarters if large) 150g 5oz bacon piece , cut into 1cm 12 thick batons (Note 4) 50g3 tbsp unsalted butter 3 garlic cloves , minced 2 tbsp tomato paste 6 tbsp flour , plainall purpose 3 cups beef stock (low sodium) , preferably homemade; otherwise the best you can afford (Note 5) 14 tsp salt 2 tbsp chopped parsley , for garnish Cook ModePrevent screen from sleeping InstructionsMarinate beef:Marinate beef: Place the Beef Marinade ingredients in a large, non-reactive ceramic dish or ziplock bag. Marinate overnight in the fridge (minimum 12 hours, maximum 24 hours).Strain liquid into a bowl, reserve marinade. Separate the beef, carrots and onion.Reduce wine: Pour red wine into a saucepan and bring to a boil over medium high heat. Simmer vigorously, skimming off any impurities that rise to the surface, until reduced by half. Set aside.Brown beef and vegetables:Preheat oven to 180C 350F (160C fan).Dry beef: Line a tray with paper towels, spread beef out, then pat dry with paper towels.Season beef: Sprinkle beef with 34 tsp salt and 12 tsp black pepper.Brown beef: Heat 2 tbsp oil in a large, heavy-based, oven-proof pot over high heat. Add 13 beef and brown aggressively all over. Remove into bowl, then repeat with remaining beef, adding more oil if needed.Fry bacon: Add bacon and cook for 3 minutes until golden. Add to bowl with beef.Sauté mushrooms: Add mushrooms and cook for 5 minutes, or until golden. Remove into a new bowl.Sauté onion: Add a bit of extra oil if needed, then cook onions for 5 minutes or until there are nice golden patches. Add to bowl with mushrooms.Sauté carrot: Add butter into pot. Once melted, add carrot and cook for 3 4 minutes until there are golden patches. Add garlic and cook for a further 1 minute.Tomato paste: Add tomato paste and cook for 2 minutes.Flour: Add flour and cook for 2 minutes.Add wine and stock: While stirring, slowly pour in beef stock this helps the flour dissolve lump-free into the stock. Then add wine and mix until flour mixture is dissolved and mostly lump-free (Note 6).Add beef into pot: Add beef, bacon, thyme, bay leaf, 14 tsp salt and pepper into the pot, then stir well.Slow-cook:Oven 1 hour: Bring to a simmer, then cover and transfer to oven for 1 hour. (Note 7)Mushrooms and onion: Remove from oven, stir in mushrooms and onion.Oven 1½ hours: Cover with lid and return to oven for 1½ hours, or until beef is "fall-apart tender".Adjust salt: Remove from oven, taste sauce and add salt if needed. (Note 8 important!)Leave overnight (recommended): If time permits, leave the stew overnight before serving because as with all stews, it gets better with time! Reheat gently on a low stove.Serve over mashed potato Essential for mopping up every drop of that amazing sauce! Recipe Notes:Scaling recipe up will work perfectly, but be sure to brown the meat and vegetable in batches so you get some nice colour on them. If you crowd the pan too much, they will just braise and get watery, rather than going golden. Slow cook time will be the same as long as youre using a heavy based pot and bring to simmer first before covering and transferring to oven. 1. Chuck beef Look for beef thats nicely ribboned with fat, as it will be juicier and more tender. Dont buy pre-cut small pieces, they will cook too quickly before the flavour in the sauce develops. Its better to buy a big piece and cut your own to size. 2. Pearl onions are very small onions and are irritatingly hard to find in Australia. The closest are pickling onions which are slightly bigger, so just peel an extra layer or two off to make them the right size around 2.5cm1 in diameter. Soak them for 1015min in cold water, it will soften the skin and will make them easier to peel (use a small knife to assist). You can also just use 2 brown or yellow onions, halved then cut into 1cm 25 slices. 3. Pinot Noir is the traditional wine used in Beef Bourguignon. Its the red wine that the Burgundy region of France is most famous for, reflecting the origins of this dish which is also known as Beef Burgundy. Theres no need to splurge on expensive wine here. Just rummage through the discount bins at your local liquor store. The bottle I used an end-of-bin bottle steeply discounted to 7 (I stocked up!). 4. Bacon Lardons Biting into a thick piece of bacon is all part of the Beef Bourguignon experience! If you cant find a slab of bacon to cut yourself, try speck which is similar (and similar fat too which is key!). Otherwise, just use streaky bacon cut into strips. Bacon is key for sauce seasoning, so dont skip it! 5. Beef stock quality is the key variable here that will set apart a good homemade Beef Bourguignon from an exceptional restaurant-quality one. Homemade beef stock trumps any store bought. Good quality store-bought from butchers etc. are far better than mass-produced (like Campbells here in Australia). Do not use powdered beef stock. Its frankly inferior to even the packet liquid stock and has no place here amongst all this effort, Im afraid! 6. Flour lumps   Dont fret if you have some lumps! They will dissolve during the slow cooking time 7. Cook method Oven is best because its entirely hands off, no need to stir to ensure base doesnt catch. But it can also be done on a low stove, lid on, stirring every now and then (take extra care towards the end so the meat doesnt break apart). Slow cooker: This can work but youll need to reduce on the stove at the end to thicken sauce. Slow-cook for 4 hours on low, add mushrooms and onion, then slow cook a further 4 hours. Transfer to pot then simmer (no lid) for 15 20 minutes until sauce reduces. I really think its just easier to use the oven! 8. Salt quantity required varies drastically depending on saltiness of bacon, homemade vs store bought stock (homemade is unsalted), so always do this at the end and trust your tastebuds. With homemade beef stock, I add another 34 tsp salt. With store bought, its unlikely youll need more salt. 9. Storage Stew will keep for 5 days in the fridge, and freezes great! 10. Recipe source: Developed with the assistance of a classically trained French chef from Burgundy, Jean-Baptiste Alexandre of Baptise Wilson. For a dish this iconic, I refused to just settle for any old recipe! Better than the Julia Child recipe Id been using for years. 11. Nutrition per serving, assuming 5 servings. Nutrition Information:Calories: 745cal (37)Carbohydrates: 25g (8)Protein: 47g (94)Fat: 40g (62)Saturated Fat: 17g (106)Trans Fat: 1gCholesterol: 165mg (55)Sodium: 1822mg (79)Potassium: 1206mg (34)Fiber: 3g (13)Sugar: 7g (8)Vitamin A: 4476IU (90)Vitamin C: 12mg (15)Calcium: 69mg (7)Iron: 4mg (22) Keywords: Beef Bourguignon, Beef burgundy, bœuf bourguignon, French beef stew Life of Dozer Where hes been positioned while Ive been bashing out this recipe. Notice how he sprawls across two seats and also notice how I thoughtfully pushed them together for him. sucker Homemade Beef Stock Next Post Hot Buffalo Chicken Dip Hi, I'm Nagi!I believe you can make great food with everyday ingredients even if youre short on time and cost conscious. You just need to cook clever and get creative! Read More Free Recipe eBooks Join my free email list to receive THREE free cookbooks! Reader Interactions 430 Comments Marinating overnight is game-changing! It came out perfectly! I served over Nagis Creamy buttery mashed potatoes. Oh my yum! Reply Followed this recipe to the letter. So worth the effort. Served it over Boursin butter whipped potatoes with steamed broccoli. Not calorie-wise, but such a great Sunday dinner. Ohmanom. Reply Wow, what a great recipe! I too have used Julia Childs version, but the way the ingredients are ordered while cooking and marinated makes a big difference in the final product. This is my new go to Beef Burgundy recipe! Reply Fantastic, delicious! We served it on my wifes garlic mashed potatoes. I wouldnt change a thing! Reply Great recipe WAY TOO MUCH FLOUR. I used 1 heaped tablespoon and it was thick enough. I am a good cook I think 6 tbsps is a mistake. Lovely revipe. cooked it several times for dinner parties. Reply Our current kitchen is a toaster oven, 2 Kmart induction singles, a slow cooker, a microwave so some of us just dont have an ovenstove right now. Slow cooker: This can work but youll need to reduce on the stove at the end to thicken sauce. Slow-cook for 4 hours on low, add mushrooms and onion, then slow cook a further 4 hours. Transfer to pot then simmer (no lid) for 15 20 minutes until sauce reduces. I really think its just easier to use the oven! Am I still browning the onions mushrooms on the stove then adding? I guess so, but now not sure. Reply 9 July, 2025 Dear Nagi, no one blames you for that psycho, Patterson. Follow-up. Made mine with brisket in slow cooker. Had a tad more meat mushies, (Portos). Reduced on the stove added a bit of corn starch to get it clingy. Served on mashed white cauli broccoli sweet potato slices (roasted wcoconut oil, salt, brown sugar, cinnamon, ginger, and nutmeg). So, so rich! Hang in there Nagi Dozier. Your true fans dont buy this BS and most others wont. The ones who do? Let them go. Reply Hi Nagi, You probably wont see this, busy girl that you now are, butdo you know, or has anyone else tried brisket instead of chuck? Our local chuck isnt great, but there are nice briskets available, which is also a slow-cooking cut with good flavor, if less fat. Anyone know??? Reply Absolutely amazing!! cannot fault it! Reply WOW! Just a big fat wow from me on this dish. JB has created something so special here and I will go as far to say this is the best stew I have ever tasted. Like ever! Well worth the time it takes to get it onto the plate. I followed the recipe to a T, I even started 2 days before as recommended. I had actually made Nagis home made beef stock a couple of months previously specifically to use in this recipe. We also splashed out on a bit of a fancier bottle of French Pinot Noir for the full experience. My only problem was when reheating gently on the stove after being in the fridge overnight, my carrots broke up. I will cut them chunkier next time (and there WILL be a next time) and I also think its good enough to eat on the day you make it. Bon Apetit!! Reply Made it but putting in the fridge to enjoy tomorrowwhich is taking quite a bit of will power because it is already OMG delicious! Thank you, Nagi! As always, I can count on you for the BEST recipes! Reply Thanks for a straight forward easy to follow recipe that is man proof. Followed the steps, used the quantities, and read the notes (and the video 18 times). The result was amazing, truly amazing. Many thanks to you, you saved a middle aged husband from embarrassment Reply Made this for the first time tonight, using beef stock Id also made using this sites recipe (and the whole reason Id made it!). Yummmprep certainly takes a while, so I cant say how often Ill make this, but its definitely delicious. Cant wait until tomorrow when I can have leftovers after the recommended overnight waiting time. Made one mistake with the recipe, which was to pour the wine into the pot first instead of the beef stock, but it didnt seem to matter. With stirring, the flour dissolved into the wine until it became a thick gravy. Reply This boeuf bourguignon is worth the work you put into it. My husbands first bite, he said this is AMAZING!! Once he finished eating he said this was STUPENDOUS. Thank you, Nagi!! I have tried many of your recipes, and they are just fantastic. Reply Made this many times now, always a winner with family and guests. I do change one thing, when browning the beef etc I always use goose fat. Readily available here in France. Reply Truly delicious. Thanks Nagi Reply Easy to follow the directions. Slightly less easy to execute. Well worth it in the end. Reply The best Beef Burgundy weve ever had. Thank you Reply Yes, great. Good easy recipe. Pearl onions we call french or brown shallotts Reply Intermarché sell what they call sauce onions, being a Brit I also use them for pickling. Reply Do yourself a favour and cook this!! Oh my gosh it is SO good. So flavourful Reply Delicious recipe! Worth the effort. Highly recommended! Reply Older Comments

Beef bourguignon - Wikipedia Jump to content From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia French beef dish Beef bourguignonAlternative namesBeef Burgundy, bœuf à la bourguignonneTypeStewPlace of originFranceRegion or stateBurgundyMain ingredientsBeef, red wine (often red Burgundy), beef stock, lardons, onions, bouquet garni, pearl onions, mushrooms Cookbook: Beef bourguignon  Media: Beef bourguignon Beef bourguignon cooked in a Dutch oven Beef bourguignon (US: ˌbʊərɡiːnˈjɒ) or bœuf bourguignon (UK: ˌbɜːf ˈbɔːrɡɪn.jɒ;1 French: bœf buʁɡiɲɔ), also called beef Burgundy, and bœuf à la Bourguignonne,2 is a French stew of beef braised in red wine, often red Burgundy, and beef stock, typically flavored with carrots, onions, garlic, and a bouquet garni, and garnished with pearl onions and mushrooms.3456 "Bourguignon" is, since the mid-nineteenth century, a culinary term applied to various dishes prepared with wine or with a mushroom and onion garnish.789 It is probably not a regional recipe from Burgundy.105 When made with whole roasts, the meat was often larded.5 The dish is often "touted as traditional", but it was first documented in 1867,7 and "does not appear to be very old".10 Other recipes called "à la Bourguignonne" with similar garnishes were found in the mid-19th century for leg of lamb8 and for rabbit.9 In the 19th century, it "did not enjoy a great reputation", perhaps because it was often made with leftover cooked meat.1011 The dish has become a standard of French cuisine, notably in Parisian bistrots; however, it only began to be considered a Burgundian specialty in the twentieth century.10 The co-authors of Mastering the Art of French Cooking, Simone Beck, Louisette Bertholle, and Julia Child, have described the dish as "certainly one of the most delicious beef dishes concocted by man".12 Beef bourguignon with boiled potatoes, as served at the Paris Beaubourg bistro in Paris Beef bourguignon is generally accompanied by boiled potatoes,125 but often also with mashed potatoes131415 or pasta.16 The dish may be called bourguignon or à la bourguignonne in both French and English.1745 It is occasionally called beefbœuf bourguignonne in American English,218 but in French and non-American English, by far the most common name is bœuf bourguignon.19 Beef shank  Cut of beef Carbonade flamande  Flemish meat and vegetable dishPages displaying short descriptions of redirect targets Coq au vin  French style chicken stew Daube  French stew of beef braised in wine and garlic Hayashi rice  Japanese rice dish Oeufs en meurette  French egg dish Sauce bourguignonne  French red wine sauce List of stews Oxford English Dictionary, 3rd edition, 2013 s.v. a b Random House Dictionary online at dictionary.com Prosper Montagné, Larousse Gastronomique, English translation, Crown 1961 s.v. 'beef' 'beef ragoûts' a b Paul Bocuse, La cuisine du marché, 1980 ISBN 2082000478, p. 182 a b c d e La cuisine de Madame Saint-Ange, p. 416 Auguste Escoffier, "Pièce de bœuf à la bourguignonne", A Guide to Modern Cookery, 1907 p. 379 a b Pierre Larousse, Grand dictionnaire universel du XIXe siècle, 2, 1867 s.v. a b A French Lady, "Gigot à la Bourguignonne", Cookery for English Households, 1864, p. 139 a b Charles Elmé Francatelli, "Rabbits, à la bourguignonne", The Modern Cook, 1846 p. 320 a b c d Jim Chevallier, A History of the Food of Paris: From Roast Mammoth to Steak Frites, 2018, ISBN 1442272821, p. 191 Marcel Butler, La bonne cuisine pour tous, Paris, 1885, BnF 301806016, p. 241-2 a b Simone Beck, Louisette Bertholle and Julia Child, Mastering the Art of French Cooking 1:315 ISBN 0394721780, 1961 BBC Food: The Hairy Bikers' beef bourguignon Linked 2023-11-09 Jamie Oliver: My sumptious beef bourguignon Linked 2023-11-09 Cafe Delites: Julia Child's beef bourguignon Linked 2023-11-09 Robert Hamburger, Paris Bistros: A Guide to the Best, 1995, ISBN 0880014172, p. 86 Wayne Gisslen, Le Cordon Bleu Professional Cooking, Fifth Edition, 2003 Sharon Tyler Herbst, Food Lover's Companion, Third Edition, 2001 Usage in Google ngrams Wikimedia Commons has media related to Beef bourguignon. 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2025.01.30 인덕원 프랑스 가정식 (Le Dish) 본문 바로가기 맛집 2025.01.30 인덕원 프랑스 가정식 (Le Dish) misscat 2025. 1. 31. 17:13 날짜: 2025년 1월 30일 목요일 ( 약간 흐림)장소: 경기 안양 동안구 각자 시간 맞추기가 힘들어 앞당겨 동편마을에 있는 에서 생일 식사를 하였다.크림 바질 가지 팍시와 라따뚜이, 라자냐를 주문하였다.   프랑스 가정식 요리라는데 이탈리안도 있고.뭐, 가정식은 맞는 것 같다.요리라기보다는 집밥 느낌?간 고기를 듬뿍 채운 크림 바질 가지 팍시는 맛있긴 한데 달아서 바질향을 가린다.라따뚜이는 스튜라기보다는 볶음 같이 국물이 거의 없지만 빵에 얹어 먹기에는 좋았다.부드럽고 푹신푹신한 라자냐도 괜찮다.그런데 세 사람이 세 개 주문했는데 배가 안 차네.우리 가족은 보통 n-1개를 시키는데 여기는 양이 적은가 보다.결국 프렌치 토스트를 추가 주문하였다.베이컨이 얹어 나오는 건 예상 밖이었지만 맛은 아주 좋다.프렌치 토스트가 은근히 맛있게 하기가 까다로운데 계란을 듬뿍 머금은 두꺼운 식빵이 전혀 타지도 않고 누구 말대로 "이븐"하게 익어서 매우 부드럽고 맛있다.그리고 같이 나온 새콤한 체리 소스가 신의 한 수였다.   가격도 착해서 부담 없이 먹을 수 있는 식당이다.그래서 그런지 명절 연휴인데도 사람들이 많았다. 저작자표시 비영리 변경금지 (새창열림) '맛집' Related Articles 2025.02.26 양재 맛집 (Doma Bakery Test Kitchen) 2025.02.24 잠실 분위기 맛집 (D Lifestyle Kitchen) 2025.01.18 용산 맛집 (P.F.CHANG'S) 2024.12.20 평촌 오마카세

Beef Bourguignon COOK Skip to main content Free Click Collect From your local COOK Home Delivery Frozen meals delivered to your door Find a COOK Shop We have 90 shops across the UK "Super-tender meat is savoury with a subtle sweetness and wine aroma." Great Taste Awards Judge Beef Bourguignon Slow-cooked top rump steak, smoked bacon, mushrooms and caramelised baby onions with plenty of Merlot wine. 11.75 Serves 2 (540g) 23.25 Serves 4 (1080g) 43.00 Serves 8 (2160g) Tell Me More Please note: the 4 8 portions are not suitable for cooking in the microwave. Love Eating Well: This dish clocks in at under a third of the Reference Intake (RI) for calories, sugar, salt, fat and saturated fat for an adult and are made just like you would at home. Depending on what and how much you serve with the dish, it may creep over a third of your RI. But that shouldnt be an issue if its your main meal of the day. Winner of numerous Great Taste Awards, our frozen Beef Bourguignon is a French classic and one of our most popular dishes. Top rump beef from Britain or Ireland, aged for at least 21 days, is braised for almost four hours, and about a glass of Merlot in every portion. Its one of our Love Eating Well meals, and at only 259 calories a serving, youve got yourself a delicious low calorie ready meal that microwaves in minutes but tastes like youve made it at home from scratch. What to Serve with Beef Bourguignon: Celeriac mash is a great side dish. Fry small cubes of celeriac in oil for 5 mins, then add thyme and rosemary, cover with water and simmer for 25 minutes until soft. Drain and mash. Some steamed asparagus spears, Tenderstem broccoli, kale or French beans all work wonderfully on the side, as does our frozen Trio of Greens perfect when there's no veg in the fridge. Try roasting some shallots in the oven with a dressing of balsamic vinegar, sea salt, demerara sugar and olive oil. 180 degrees for 15 minutes and they're ready. If you want to try cooking Beef Bourguignon yourself, you can find our recipe here. Nutrition Typical Values Per 100g Per Portion Energy (kJ)406 1,096 Energy (cal)96 259 Protein (g)14.7 39.7 Carbohydrate (g)4.7 12.7 of which: sugars (g)2.1 5.7 Fat (g)2.2 5.9 of which are saturates (g)0.8 2.2 Fibre (g)0.6 1.6 Sodium (g)0.27 0.72 Salt (g)0.675 1.8 Please Note: The details above are correct as of 13 March 2025 but as we are constantly improving our recipes it is essential to check the label on the packaging.IngredientsAT COOK WE USE THE SAME INGREDIENTS YOU WOULD USE AT HOME.We never put additives or preservatives into our food. We do occasionally use kitchen cupboard ingredients that include some additives in their sub-ingredients (for example some of our curry pastes, which contain Citric Acid).serves 1Rump Beef (23), Merlot Wine (14) Sulphites, Red Wine Sulphites, Onions, Cup Mushrooms (10), Water, Smoked Back Bacon (8) (Pork, Water, Salt, Brown Sugar, Dried Vegetable Fruit Powder (Sea Buckthorn, Acerola, Rosemary, Green Tea, Cider Vinegar), Preservatives: Sodium Nitrite, Sodium Phosphate), Silverskin Onions (5), Beef Glace (Beef Stock (Beef Bones, Water, Salt), Natural Flavouring, Yeast Extract (Yeast Extract, Salt), Water, Glucose Syrup, Salt, Sugar, Maltodextrin), Corn Flour, Rapeseed Oil, Garlic, Tomato Puree, Redcurrant Jelly (Redcurrant Juice From Concentrate, Glucose Fructose Syrup, Sugar, Gelling Agent: Pectin, Acidity Regulators: Citric Acid, Trisodium Citrate), Bay Leaf, Balsamic Vinegar Sulphites (Wine Vinegar, Concentrated Grape Must, Colour: Caramel), Thyme, Rosemary, Demerara Sugar, Black Pepper, Salt. Please Note: The details above are correct as of 5 September 2025 but as we are constantly improving our recipes it is essential to check the label on the packaging.serves 2Rump Beef (23), Merlot Wine (14) Sulphites, Red Wine Sulphites, Onions, Cup Mushrooms (10), Water, Smoked Back Bacon (8) (Pork, Water, Salt, Brown Sugar, Dried Vegetable Fruit Powder (Sea Buckthorn, Acerola, Rosemary, Green Tea, Cider Vinegar), Preservatives: Sodium Nitrite, Sodium Phosphate), Silverskin Onions (5), Beef Glace (Beef Stock (Beef Bones, Water, Salt), Natural Flavouring, Yeast Extract (Yeast Extract, Salt), Water, Glucose Syrup, Salt, Sugar, Maltodextrin), Corn Flour, Rapeseed Oil, Garlic, Tomato Puree, Redcurrant Jelly (Redcurrant Juice From Concentrate, Glucose Fructose Syrup, Sugar, Gelling Agent: Pectin, Acidity Regulators: Citric Acid, Trisodium Citrate), Bay Leaf, Balsamic Vinegar Sulphites (Wine Vinegar, Concentrated Grape Must, Colour: Caramel), Thyme, Rosemary, Demerara Sugar, Black Pepper, Salt. Please Note: The details above are correct as of 5 September 2025 but as we are constantly improving our recipes it is essential to check the label on the packaging.serves 4Rump Beef (23), Merlot Wine (14) Sulphites, Red Wine Sulphites, Onions, Cup Mushrooms (10), Water, Smoked Back Bacon (8) (Pork, Water, Salt, Brown Sugar, Dried Vegetable Fruit Powder (Sea Buckthorn, Acerola, Rosemary, Green Tea, Cider Vinegar), Preservatives: Sodium Nitrite, Sodium Phosphate), Silverskin Onions (5), Beef Glace (Beef Stock (Beef Bones, Water, Salt), Natural Flavouring, Yeast Extract (Yeast Extract, Salt), Water, Glucose Syrup, Salt, Sugar, Maltodextrin), Corn Flour, Rapeseed Oil, Garlic, Tomato Puree, Redcurrant Jelly (Redcurrant Juice From Concentrate, Glucose Fructose Syrup, Sugar, Gelling Agent: Pectin, Acidity Regulators: Citric Acid, Trisodium Citrate), Bay Leaf, Balsamic Vinegar Sulphites (Wine Vinegar, Concentrated Grape Must, Colour: Caramel), Thyme, Rosemary, Demerara Sugar, Black Pepper, Salt. Please Note: The details above are correct as of 5 September 2025 but as we are constantly improving our recipes it is essential to check the label on the packaging.serves 8Rump Beef (23), Merlot Wine (17) Sulphites, Cup Mushrooms (10), Italian Red Wine (10) Sulphites, Onions, Water, Smoked Back Bacon (7) (Pork, Water, Salt, Brown Sugar, Dried Vegetable Fruit Powder (Sea Buckthorn, Acerola, Rosemary, Green Tea, Cider Vinegar), Preservatives: Sodium Nitrite, Sodium Phosphate), Silverskin Onions (5), Beef Glace (2) (Beef Stock (Beef Bones, Water, Salt), Natural Flavouring, Yeast Extract (Yeast Extract, Salt), Water, Glucose Syrup, Salt, Sugar, Maltodextrin), Cornflour, Rapeseed Oil, Garlic, Tomato Puree, Redcurrant Jelly (Redcurrant Juice From Concentrate, Glucose Fructose Syrup, Sugar, Gelling Agent: Pectin, Acidity Regulators: Citric Acid, Trisodium Citrate), Balsamic Vinegar Sulphites (Wine Vinegar, Concentrated Grape Must, Colour: Caramel), Bay Leaf, Thyme, Rosemary, Demerara Sugar, Black Pepper, Salt. Please Note: The details above are correct as of 13 March 2025 but as we are constantly improving our recipes it is essential to check the label on the packaging. CookingServing Instructions These cooking instructions are only a guide. Your appliance may have a personality of its own (or a different power rating). Please adjust accordingly. serves 1 Oven: Preheat oven. Remove sleeve, pierce film. Place on a baking tray and cook in the centre of the oven. Oven Settings Fan 170C, Electric 190C, Gas Mark 5. 30 mins Allow to stand for 2 mins and stir well before serving. Make sure the food is piping hot. Microwave: Remove sleeve and pierce film. Cook on full power. 850W 3 mins stir re-cover 3 mins Allow to stand for 1 min and stir well before serving. Make sure the food is piping hot. Defrost Instructions: Should this product defrost, keep refrigerated and eat within 48 hours. Follow the cooking guidelines but cook for 20 mins. Extra Warnings: Steam may be released when removing film lid. serves 2 Oven: Preheat oven. Remove sleeve, pierce film. Place on a baking tray and cook in the centre of the oven. Oven Settings Fan 170C, Electric 190C, Gas Mark 5. 35 mins Allow to stand for 2 mins and stir well before serving. Make sure the food is piping hot. Microwave: Remove sleeve and pierce film. Cook on full power. 850W 5 mins stir re-cover 5 mins Allow to stand for 2 mins and stir well before serving. Make sure the food is piping hot. Defrost Instructions: Should this product defrost, keep refrigerated and eat within 48 hours. Follow the cooking guidelines but cook for 25 mins. Extra Warnings: Steam may be released when removing film lid. serves 4 NOT SUITABLE FOR MICROWAVESOVEN COOK FROM FROZEN Oven: Preheat oven. Remove sleeve, pierce film. Place on a baking tray and cook in the centre of the oven. Oven Settings Fan 170C, Electric 190C, Gas Mark 5. 55 mins Allow to stand for 3 mins and stir well before serving. Make sure the food is piping hot. Defrost Instructions: Should this product defrost, keep refrigerated and eat within 48 hours. Follow the cooking guidelines but cook for 30 mins. Extra Warnings: Steam may be released when removing film lid. serves 8 NOT SUITABLE FOR MICROWAVESOVEN COOK FROM FROZEN Oven: Preheat oven. Remove sleeve, pierce film. Place on a baking tray and cook in the centre of the oven. Oven Settings Fan 170C, Electric 190C, Gas Mark 5. 60 mins Allow to stand for 2 mins and stir well before serving. Make sure the food is piping hot. Defrost Instructions: Should this product defrost, keep refrigerated and eat within 48 hours. Follow the oven guidelines but cook for 35 minutes. TO COOK ON THE HOB, FROM DEFROST Decant into a large saucepan and simmer on the hob on a medium heat for 15-20 mins. Stir regularly to avoid it sticking or burning, and you can add a splash of water during cooking if the sauce becomes too thick. Ensure its all piping hot before serving. Extra Warnings: Steam may be released when removing film lid. Please Note: The details above are correct as of 5 September 2025 but as we are constantly improving our recipes it is essential to check the label on the packaging. AllergensSulphitesThis product has been made in a kitchen that uses nut ingredientsPlease Note: The details above are correct as of 5 September 2025 but as we are constantly improving our recipes it is essential to check the label on the packaging. "Super-tender meat is savoury with a subtle sweetness and wine aroma." Great Taste Awards Judge Complete your meal... Quick ViewCreamy MashQuick ViewBraised Red CabbageQuick ViewPlain Basmati Rice You might also like... Quick ViewDauphinoise PotatoesQuick ViewChicken, Ham and Leek PieQuick ViewCottage PieQuick ViewBeef Stroganoff View full details

Beef Bourguignon (Julia Child Recipe) - Cafe Delites Skip to contentGet Free Weekly Recipes on Nov 11, 2024Jump to RecipeRate RecipeThis post may contain affiliate links. Please read our disclosure policy. Tender fall apart chunks of beef simmered in a rich red wine gravy makes Julia Childs Beef Bourguignon an incredible family dinner. Julia Childs Beef Bourguignon (Bœuf Bourgignon in French) is a world wide loved classic for a reason. This is one recipe where you want to take your time cooking it, drinking a glass of wine or two while preparing it, and show it a lot of love. Every step is worth it. In our recipe, we included four different cooking methods to make your life easier: traditional oven, stove top, slow cooker and instant pot or pressure cooker methods. Whichever one you choose, you will not be disappointed! Table of ContentsBeef BourguignonHow do you make a beef bourguignon?What did we do differently?What meat is best for beef bourguignon?Tips to an incredible Beef BourguignonWhich red wine is best for beef bourguignon?What do you serve with beef bourguignon?Beef Bourguignon NOW ON VIDEO!More Beef Recipes:Beef Bourguignon Recipe Beef Bourguignon Adapting this Beef Bourguignon from Julias best seller, Mastering the Art of French Cooking, this dish raises a simple beef stew to an art form and is not too difficult to make at all. You dont need to be an experienced cook to try this in your kitchen at home. Even though its been remade all over the world countless times by families over the decades, its an extremely forgiving recipe. We cut out a few steps from Julias original to make it a little easier and maybe a little less intimidating. Still, I didnt want to mess with something so perfect. Julia Child Genius. How do you make a beef bourguignon? I dont know about you but when reading the original recipe from Julias book, I immediately became as nervous as Amy Adams Julie in the movie Julie and Julia. SO MANY STEPS. So I poured myself a wine and began my mission to follow AT LEAST one recipe in my life as best as I could. The results were unbelievable. I can honestly say I have never enjoyed a stew as much as I did when it was done. Trying it again and skipping only a couple of steps to attempt to cut down on some the work and washing extra pots; adding a little more of this and that, I have to say the results were just about the same but with a little added flavour. What did we do differently? Julias first step is to simmer bacon rind and fat in water for 10 minutes, remove then proceed to fry lightly in oil. We skipped this and just went straight to frying until crisp and browned. When beef and veggies are in, Julia suggests to set the casserole in the oven for 4 minutes, then toss the meat and return to the oven for 4 minutes more. We skipped this also and opted to continue cooking over stove top. This didnt make a difference. I added a couple extra cloves of garlic feeling we missed that particular flavour and added more herbs into the stew. Also, Julia prepares her pearl sized onions seperate from the Beef Bourguignon itself, adding them in near the end of cooking. My family completely skipped over the onions in their bowls, eating everything else and leaving them behind. So, the second time around, I added them in with all of the ingredients, saving a pot and stove top cooking time. The results were better for us. We saved the onions! Lastly, Julia asks us to wash out the casserole and return the beef and bacon to it at the end of the recipe. This I couldnt bring myself to do, wanting to keep every single lick of flavour in that pot. I was left craving this the next day, so we made it again and again. No regrets. What meat is best for beef bourguignon? We tried this with a few cuts of beef: brisket, chuck steak and stewing beef (yes, the third time I made it was in our Instant PotMulti Cooker). Brisket yielded our favourite result. The meat fell apart so beautifully and tasted better than the others with a juicy outcome. Having said the though, you can use whichever stewing beef you can find or have on hand. Tips to an incredible Beef Bourguignon Taste test: We taste tested it immediately after cooking and found that the wine was an extremely strong flavour in the gravy. PLEASE dont worry or try to adjust it straight away! Let it rest for 15 minutes and the flavours begin to settle into each other. The wine flavour mellowed out and we LOVED it. If youre serving it the next day, the flavours are even better. Dont skip the buttery garlic mushrooms. When I tried adding them in from the start, they had shrivelled up into nothingness by the end. They really are incredible added in fresh from the pan, plump and buttery. I couldnt resist adding some garlic to them along with some salt and pepper. It added a lot more flavour to the end result. Simmer the gravy. Please dont skip this step. After straining the liquid, simmer it for a minute or two and watch the magic of a deliciously rich and glossy gravy thicken before your eyes. If the sauce is too thick, add a few tablespoons of stock at a time to thin it out. However, if the sauce is too thin, boil it over medium heat for about 10 minutes, or until reduced to the right consistency. You should be left with about 2 12 cups of sauce thick enough to coat the back of a spoon. Which red wine is best for beef bourguignon? Julia recommends a good quality burgundy for her Beef Bourguignon recipe. We used a 20 bottle of Pinot Noir as we love cooking with that particular wine. It doesnt need to be expensive, but try to get a good quality brand. Worried about the amount of wine? Reduce it to 2 cups and up the stock to 3 cups (for oven and stove top methods only). If you dont want to use wine, you can leave it out all together and use all beef stock. However, I cannot guarantee the flavour. The wine makes this incredible. What do you serve with beef bourguignon? Definitely Mashed potatoes! You can also serve it with plain rice or noodles. There is so much flavour in this, you need a fairly plain side to go with it. Beef Bourguignon NOW ON VIDEO! More Beef Recipes: Cabbage Soup With Beef Beef Chili Juicy Beef Brisket French Dip Sandwich Tender Pot Roast SaveSaved Pin Print Beef Bourguignon By Karina Prep Time: 15 minutes minsCook Time: 3 hours hrsTotal Time: 3 hours hrs 15 minutes minsServings: 6 8 people Tender fall apart chunks of beef simmered in a rich red wine gravy makes Julia Child's Beef Bourguignon an incredible family dinner. Slow cooker, Instant PotPressure Cooker, stove top and the traditional oven method included! Easy to make every step is worth it. Ingredients   1 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil 6 ounces bacon roughly chopped 3 pounds beef brisket trimmed of fat, chuck steak or stewing beef cut into 2-inch chunks 1 carrot large, sliced 12-inch thick 1 white onion large, diced 6 cloves garlic minced (divided) 1 pinch coarse salt 1 pinch ground pepper 2 tablespoons flour 12 pearl onions small, optional 3 cups red wine like Merlot, Pinot Noir, or a Chianti for a milder sauce, use only 2 cups of wine 2-3 cups beef stock (if using 2 cups of wine, use 3 cups beef stock) 2 tablespoons tomato paste 1 beef bouillon cube crushed 1 teaspoon fresh thyme finely chopped 2 tablespoons fresh parsley finely chopped, divided 2 bay leaves 1 pound white mushrooms fresh, small or brown mushrooms ,quartered 2 tablespoons butter Instructions TRADITIONAL OVEN METHOD:Preheat oven to 350F (175C).Heat the oil in a large dutch oven or heavy based pot. Sauté the bacon over medium heat for about 3 minutes, until crisp and browned. Transfer with a slotted spoon to a large dish and set aside.Pat dry beef with paper towel; sear in batches in the hot oilbacon fat until browned on all sides. Remove to the dish with the bacon.In the remaining oilbacon fat, sauté the carrots and diced onions until softened, (about 3 minutes), then add 4 cloves minced garlic and cook for 1 minute. Drain excess fat (leave about 1 tablespoon in the pan) and return the bacon and beef back into the pot; season with 12 teaspoon coarse salt and 14 teaspoon ground pepper. Sprinkle with flour, toss well and cook for 4-5 minutes to brown.Add the pearl onions, wine and enough stock so that the meat is barely covered. Then add the tomato paste, bullion and herbs. Bring to a simmer on the stove.Cover, transfer to lower part of the oven and simmer for 2 to 3 hours, or until the meat is fall apart tender (adjust the heat so that the liquid simmers very slowly).In the last 5 minutes of cooking time, prepare your mushrooms:Heat the butter in a medium-sized skilletpan over heat. When the foam subsides, add the remaining 2 cloves garlic and cook until fragrant (about 30 seconds), then add in the mushrooms. Cook for about 5 minutes, while shaking the pan occasionally to coat with the butter. Season with salt and pepper, if desired. Once they are browned, set aside.Place a colander over a large pot (I do this in my clean kitchen sink). Remove the casserole from the oven and carefully empty its contents into the colander (you want to collect the sauce only). Discard the herbsReturn the beef mixture back into the dutch oven or pot. Add the mushrooms over the meat.Remove any fat off the sauce( if any) and simmer for a minute or two, skimming off any additional fat which rises to the surface.You should be left with about 2 12 cups of sauce thick enough to coat the back of a spoon lightly. If the sauce is too thick, add a few tablespoons of stock. If the sauce is too thin, boil it over medium heat for about 10 minutes, or until reduced to the right consistency.Taste for seasoning and adjust salt and pepper, if desired. Pour the sauce over the meat and vegetables.If you are serving immediately, simmer the beef bourguignon for 2 to 3 minutes to heat through.Garnish with parsley and serve with mashed potatoes, rice or noodles.To serve the following day, allow the casserole to cool completely, cover and refrigerate.The day of serving, remove from refrigerator for at least an hour before reheating. Place over medium-low heat and let simmer gently for about 10 minutes, basting the meat and vegetables with the sauce. NotesSTOVE TOP BEEF BOURGUIGNON: In a large dutch oven or heavy based pot, sauté the bacon over medium heat in 1 tablespoon of oil for about 3 minutes, until crisp and browned. Transfer with a slotted spoon to a large dish and set aside. Pat dry beef with paper towel; sear in batches in the hot oilbacon fat until browned on all sides. Remove to the dish with the bacon. In the remaining oilbacon fat, sauté the carrots and diced onions until softened, (about 3 minutes), then add 4 cloves minced garlic and cook for 1 minute. Drain excess fat and return the bacon and beef back into the pot; season with 12 teaspoon coarse salt and 14 teaspoon ground pepper. Sprinkle with flour, toss well and cook for 4-5 minutes to brown. Add the pearl onions, wine and enough stock so that the meat is barely covered. Then add the tomato paste, bullion and herbs. Cover and bring to a boil, then reduce heat to low and simmer for 1 12 to 2 hours, stirring occasionally, until the meat is falling apart. In the last 5 minutes of cooking time, prepare your mushrooms: Heat the butter in a medium-sized skilletpan over heat. When the foam subsides, add the remaining 2 cloves garlic and cook until fragrant (about 30 seconds), then add in the mushrooms. Cook for about 5 minutes, while shaking the pan occasionally to coat with the butter. Season with salt and pepper, if desired. Add browned mushrooms to the pot, let simmer for an additional 3 to 5 minutes, stirring occasionally, to combine. Garnish with parsley and serve with mashed potatoes, rice or noodles. INSTANT POT BEEF BOURGUIGNON PRESSURE COOKER: Set Instant Pot or Cooker to SEAR function (or use a pan on the stove over medium heat of you wish). Sauté the bacon in 1 tablespoon of oil until crisp and browned. Remove with a slotted spoon and set aside. Pat dry beef with paper towel; sear in batches until browned on all sides in the oilbacon fat.  Return bacon to the pot. Season with 12 teaspoon coarse salt and 14 teaspoon ground pepper. Sprinkle with flour, toss well and cook on SEAR for a further 4-5 minutes to brown. Add in the onions, pearl onions, carrots, wine, 2 cups of stock, tomato paste, 4 cloves minced garlic, bullion and herbs. Stir well, cover and lock the lid into place. Press Keep WarmCancel to stop the Sauté function, then set to MANUAL mode. Choose HIGH PRESSURE for 30 minutes cook time.  After cooking, allow the pressure to release naturally for 8-10 minutes. Open the valve and allow and remaining steam to escape (for Instant Pot, turn the valve from sealing to venting to release the pressure). While steam is releasing, prepare your buttered mushrooms (OPTIONAL or add them straight in without cooking in butter if desired): Heat the butter in a medium-sized skilletpan over medium heat. Add the remaining 2 cloves garlic and cook until fragrant (about 30 seconds), then add in the mushrooms. Cook for about 5 minutes, while shaking the pan occasionally to coat with the butter. Season with salt and pepper, if desired. Set aside. Change the Instant Pot or cooker setting back to the SEAR setting (or SAUTE) stir well and allow the sauce to thicken uncovered, for a further 5-10 minutes.  Add the buttered mushrooms, garnish with parsley and serve with mashed potatoes, rice or noodles. SLOW COOKER BEEF BOURGUIGNON: In a large pan or skillet, sauté the bacon over medium heat in 1 tablespoon of oil for about 3 minutes, until crisp and browned. Transfer to 6 quart (litre) slow cooker bowl. Pat dry beef with paper towel; sear in batches until browned on all sides in the oilbacon fat. Transfer to slow cooker bowl with the bacon, and add in the onions (both types) and carrots. Season with 12 teaspoon coarse salt and 14 teaspoon ground pepper, tossing well to combine. Pour the red wine into the pan or skillet and allow to simmer for 4-5 minutes, then whisk in the flour until free from lumps. Allow to reduce and thicken slightly, then pour it into the slow cooker along with 2 cups of stock, tomato paste, garlic, bullion and herbs. Mix well to combine all of the ingredients. Cook on high heat setting for 6 hours or low for 8 hours, or until beef is falling apart and tender. In the last 5 minutes of cooking time, prepare your mushrooms: Heat the butter in a medium-sized skilletpan over medium heat. Add the remaining 2 cloves garlic and cook until fragrant (about 30 seconds), then add in the mushrooms. Cook for about 5 minutes, while shaking the pan occasionally to coat with the butter. Season with salt and pepper, if desired. Add to the Beef Bourguignon, mixing them through the sauce before serving. Garnish with fresh parley and serve with mashed potatoes, rice or noodles. ORIGINALLY POSTED FEBRUARY 18, 2018. POST UPDATED WITH VIDEO. NutritionCalories: 624kc...

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Mash to your preferred texture1.6kg braising steak cut into large chunks3 bay leavessmall bunch thyme2 bottles cheap red wine2 tbsp oil3 large or 6 normal carrots cut into large chunks2 onions roughly chopped3 tbsp plain flour1 tbsp tomato puréeTo servesmall knob butter300g bacon lardons500g pearl onions or small shallots, peeled400g mushrooms halvedchopped parsleyNutrition: per servingkcal861fat36gsaturates12gcarbs19gsugars9gfibre6gprotein67gsalt1.72gMethodstep 1Tip 1.6kg braising steak, cut into large chunks, into a large bowl with 3 bay leaves, a small bunch of thyme, 2 bottles of red wine and some pepper, then cover and leave in the fridge overnight.step 2Heat the oven to 200C180C fangas 6.step 3Place a colander over another large bowl and strain the marinated meat, keeping the wine.step 4Heat 1 tbsp oil in a large frying pan, then brown the meat in batches, transferring to a plate once browned. When all the meat is browned, pour a little wine into the now-empty frying pan and bubble to release any caramelised bits from the pan.step 5Heat 1 tbsp oil in a large casserole and fry 3 large or 6 normal carrots, cut into large chunks, and 2 roughly chopped onions until they start to colour. Stir in 3 tbsp plain flour for 1 min, then add 1 tbsp tomato purée.step 6Add the beef and any juices, the wine from the frying pan and the rest of the wine and herbs. Season and bring to a simmer. Give everything a good stir, then cover.step 7Transfer to the oven and bake for 2 hrs until the meat is really tender. Cool. Will freeze for up to 3 months.step 8To serve, defrost completely overnight in the fridge if frozen, then place on a low heat to warm through.step 9Meanwhile, heat a small knob of butter in a frying pan and add 300g bacon lardons and 500g peeled pearl onions or small shallots. Sizzle for about 10 mins until the bacon starts to crisp and the onions soften and colour.step 10Add 400g halved mushrooms and fry for another 5 mins, then stir everything into the stew and heat for 10 mins more. Serve scattered with chopped parsley.What is beef bourguignon?A traditional French dish of slow cooked beef in a red wine sauce, with small onions, button mushrooms and bacon lardons. It's traditionally named from the Burgundy region in France, where it originated. Its cooked until the meat is falling apart, and the wine-rich gravy thickens slightly to coat the meat. Its a comforting, slow cooked dish perfect for mash potato, soft polenta or simply some crusty bread for mopping up the gravy.Which cut of beef is best?Braising steak is the classic cut of meat for bourguignon. Often sold as braising or stewing steak, it can come from many parts of the animal, but all the hard working muscles like shin, chuck, and blade that need a low and slow approach to break down the tough muscle fibres. It has a decent marbling of fat in the meat, and it needs quite a lot of cooking to become tender. As it does, the fat melts into the sauce creating a deeply flavoured gravy, and keeps the meat succulent, basting it as it melts. You can buy pre-diced braising steak but its often cut into very small pieces, so buying steaks or a joint of braising steak and cutting it yourself will give you more texture as the meat falls apart when cooked, and wont dry out during slow cooking. Chuck beefbraising steak, does it need to have fat?The meat does need a good marbling of fat to keep it moist when cooking, but you can remove any larger, tougher pieces of surface fat before cooking, and remove any sinew as this wont break down.How to cook beef bourguignonShould you leave the beef to marinade overnight? Marinating the beef in red wine does two things; the acid in the wine starts to breakdown the proteins in the meat, allowing more of the flavours to penetrate the beef, and it also flavours the wine with more beefy flavours in return, with more time for the herbs and meat to infuse, creating a more complex and flavourful bourguignon. If you dont have time, it isnt a compulsory step, as the oven and slow cooking does a lot of the work in terms of melding flavours, but it does add an extra layer of richness and complexity. Why is the slow stewing important? Does it make the meat more tender? Slow cooking is an important step of bourguignon as it tenderises the meat, and reduces the wine into a lovely gravy as the alcohol evaporates. Slow cooking also melts that important layer of fat in the beef to enrich the sauce.Is flour important?Dusting the beef in flour before searing, or adding flour to the softened vegetables at the start of cooking is a really important step in the bourguignon, which often has lots of liquid. Usually a least a bottle of red wine, and sometimes extra beef stock to cover the meat. This flour thickens the sauce to create a glossy gravy that covers the meat, this is especially important as the stew is simmered covered, often in the oven, which means your meat doesnt dry out, but you also wont have a watery gravy when its done. Its sometimes added as a dusting over the meat before searing which creates a golden crust over the beef, or it can be stirred into the softened vegetables as theyre frying if the meat is marinated beforehand.Do I need to fry everything off before slow cooking?Searing the chunks of beef before slow-cooking adds extra flavour and colour, creating a richer, darker sauce due to the caramelised sugars. You only need to sear the outside of the meat before braising you dont need to cook all the way through. Cooking the meat in batches helps create caramelisation overcrowding the pan will mean there's more meat juice in the pan, which will stop the meat from browning.What happens if the sauce is too thick or thin after stewing for 2 hrs? If your sauce is too thick: Add a splash of hot beef stock or water to the pan. Bring back to a simmer over the hob, if you need to, until you get the desired consistency.Its best to check your bourguignon halfway through cooking to make sure the meat is still covered by liquid, as it could dry out the meat if not submerged.If the lid doesnt have a very good seal, you can always cover the dish with foil before putting on the lid this will help prevent evaporation during cooking.If your sauce is too thin:You can enrich it using a beurre manie, which is a thick paste of equal quantities of softened butter and plain flour (youll only need 2-3 tsp of each). Mash to a paste in a small bowl, then add to the gravy in small knobs while stirring constantly over a low heat. This will thicken and enrich the sauce, creating a shiny, glossy gravy. This is a classic French technique for thickening gravies, soups, sauces and casseroles.If you dont want to add more fat to the dish, you can combine cornflour with a little cold water to make a thin paste, and add this sparingly to the sauce. It will thicken very quickly when stirring over the heat, so only add a little at a time, and cook for a few minutes to cook out the raw cornflour before serving.Why dont you add the mushrooms and onions with the beef?Due to the long cooking time, the onions and mushrooms would overcook and become mushy before the meat becomes tender.Can you overcook beef bourguignon?Although this is a sturdy dish that can withstand hours of cooking, depending on the cut and size of the meat pieces, it is possible to overcook it as all the melting fat renders out of the meat, leaving it quite dry to bite into. Its best to check a piece of the meat after two hours, making sure the meat falls apart and is tender. Keep cooking up until this point, but it wont improve the flavour or texture if you cook it for longer.Which wine is best for beef bourguignon?A lot of traditional chefs believe you can taste the quality of the wine used in the final dish, so they only use wine thats good enough to serve on the table along with the food. However, this recipe would work with any red wine that suits your budget preferably French to keep to its classic roots. A full bodied, rich red wine made from pinot noir grapes is the classic wine made in the Burgundy region so would be excellent in this dish.What is beef bourguignon served with?Mashed potatoes is the classic side dish for beef bourguignon, although a chunk of crusty bread would be a welcome lighter alternative. Try other mashes like celeriac, carrot and swede or butterbean mash if you fancy a change.You can also serve with soft polenta, made by whisking fine polenta or cornmeal into vegetable or chicken stock, and beating until soft and dollops of the spoon, like mash, enriched with butter and sometimes cheese.Does it freeze well?Beef bourguignon is a great freezer filler as it reheats well, and like lots of slow cooked casseroles and stews, many think that reheating these dishes improves the flavour as the ingredients have had longer to meld and marinate.More beef bourguignon recipesIf you fancy putting your slow cooker to good use, try our slow cooker beef bourguignon for a no-oven alternative.Make our beef bourguignon cottage pie for a twist on a British family favourite.Or try our best-ever next level beef bourguignon, lightly spiced with star anise, and strained sauce for all the flavour and smoothness of a restaurant-style gravy.Check out more of our beef bourguignon recipes.Recipe from Good Food magazine, November 2010Overall ratingA star rating of 4.6 out of 5.109 ratingsSubscribe to Good Food magazineReceive 12 issues for 49.99 and a 3.5-litre slow cooker when you subscribe to Good Food magazine. 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