Sopas - (Holy Ghost Braised Beef )

  1. Day before:
  2. 1. Place the roast in a non-reactive pot with tight fitting lid such as a Dutch oven. Pour the wine over and toss in the garlic, a pinch of crushed dried red pepper and the 1 bay leaf. Cover and marinate several hours or overnight, turning the meat over occasionally.
  3. Next Day:
  4. 1. Stir in the water and toss in the onion slices. Mix the tomatoes and ketchup with the tomato paste into the pan.
  5. 2. Place the cinnamon stick, cloves, Jamaican allspice, cumin and remaining bay leaves in a square of cheese cloth. Tie it up with a piece of kitchen string.and place in the pot. Sprinkle the salt over.
  6. 3. Make sure liquid comes half-way up the side of the roast. If not, add additional wine and water in equal parts.
  7. 4. Cover and bring to a boil over medium-high heat. Reduce the heat to medium-low and turning the meat occasionally, simmer until the meat is falling-off -the- bone tender, about 3 hours.
  8. 5. To serve, remove the meat and pull it off the bone in pieces. Place a thick slice or two of bread in each soup plate topped with a mint leaf or two. Ladle a generous amount of broth over the bread to soften followed with topping it off with pieces of meat.

chuck roast, red wine, garlic, water, vidalia, peeled very ripe tomatoes, ubc, tomato paste, cinnamon, cloves, allspice, bay leaves, ubc, salt, mint, bread

Taken from www.epicurious.com/recipes/member/views/sopas-holy-ghost-braised-beef-50085315 (may not work)

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