Showing posts with label beef bourguignon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beef bourguignon. Show all posts

Beef Bourguignon


























Slow on low heat, you notice barely above boiling, four hours at 250℉ / 120℃






Beef bourguignon




 

The onions are also seared but I am not showing that.


The pan deglazed with cognac and beef broth. I used Tony's frozen beef broth made at their store, not tinned, as recipes show. My second choice would be broth in a carton.



I hesitated buying these dried porcini mushroom, but you know what? They're not bad at all once they soak up all that wine and beef broth.










Almost everything is seared before being stewed. ↑

It doesn't change that much after an hour and a half at low temperature. ↓



This is the first time that I really loved cooked carrots. The whole thing is excellent.




Beef stew from an age when peasants ate like kings, apparently.

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