Sublime Beef Stew with Red Wine
- 500 to 600 grams Beef shank
- 2 1/2 large Onions
- 1 the same amount as the amount of water indicated on the roux box Red wine
- 3 to 4 leaves Bay leaf
- 1 pack Raw mushrooms (or canned)
- 1 box Commercial beef stew roux of your choice
- 1 large Carrot
- 2 Potatoes
- 1 Broccoli
- 1 dash Fresh cream (optional)
- Leave the beef shanks in large pieces, and brown them in a little oil.
- Transfer the beef to a pan, and add the red wine.
- Add a little oil to the frying pan where you browned the beef, and saute the sliced onions (They don't need to be caramelized).
- Add the sauteed onion and the bay leaves to the pan with the beef with wine.
- Start cooking over high heat, and skim off the scum diligently.
- This is the red wine I used this time.
- It's a box wine that contains 3 liters.
- When no more scum is rising to the surface, add the mushrooms and turn the heat down to low.
- Simmer until the beef is tender (2.5 to 3 hours).
- If the liquid in the pan reduces too much, add water.
- You can add wine of course!
- Be sure to keep the heat low!
- Cut the vegetables to serve with the stew.
- (If you're simmering the vegetables in the stew, don't add them at the start or they'll dissolve.
- Add them 30 minutes before).
- I haven't added the roux yet, but the stew already looks like this just from the red wine.
- The meat sinks to the bottom of the pan, so lift it up carefully and check its doneness with a bamboo skewer!
- If it's OK, dissolve the roux.
- (Whatever you do, don't stir the stew up from the bottom! )
- When the roux has dissolved, simmer for an additional 5 minutes.
- Microwave the vegetables (if you didn't simmer them in the stew) and serve on the side.
- Drizzle on a little fresh cream to finish.
- Wine tip 1: You can use any kind of wine you like.
- If you're not using box wine, use 1 whole bottle (750 ml) plus water as needed.
- Wine tip 2: The flavor changes depending on the wine you use.
- That lets you enjoy different versions of the stew and is delicious.
- Wine tip 3: This depends on what you prefer, but I recommend using a light or medium-bodied wine.
- If using a pressure cooker: Add the red wine, bring to a boil, and skim off the scum before closing the lid and pressure-cooking the stew (20 minutes).
- If using a pressure cooker (continued): This stew may exceed the maximum liquid level in some pressure cooker pans.
- If using a pressure cooker (cont.
- ): If that's the case, add the rest of the wine after the pressure cooking phase, and simmer the stew for a while longer.
onions, same amount, bay leaf, pack, your choice, carrot, potatoes, broccoli, fresh cream
Taken from cookpad.com/us/recipes/168600-sublime-beef-stew-with-red-wine (may not work)