Belgian Beef Stew With Beer
- 1 kg Beef stew meat
- 10 grams Butter
- 2 large onions
- 1 pints Dark beer, preferably dark Trappist beer
- 2 tbsp Syrup of Liege
- 1 bunch Fresh thyme
- 1 Clove
- 2 Leafs of laurels
- 1 slice Brown bread
- 2 tbsp Mustard
- 1 dash Vinegar
- 1 Pepper
- 1 Salt
- Peal the onions and cut them in pieces.
- Don't cut them too small ...
- Heat a big pot and melt the butter.
- Stew the onions on a medium fire.
- Make sure the onions don't become brown
- Heat a pan on a medium fire and melt a knob of butter
- Scorch the meat in the pan until it has a golden brown color.
- Season the meat with pepper and salt.
- put the meat in the pot with the onions and stir them
- Keep the pan where u cooked the meat hot and pour the beer in it.
- Stir the baked leftovers while we wait till the beer is boiling (deglazing)
- When the beer boils, pour it in the pot with meat and onions
- Tie the laurels and thyme with a rope and let it stew in the pot
- Add the clove and syrup of liege
- Spread a lot of mustard on the slice of dark bread.
- Put the slice in the pot, with the mustard-side down
- Leave the stew simmer for 1h30 minutes to 3 hours on a low heat.
- Don't put the lid on the pot.
- Stir from time to time
- When the sauce has the required density, u can put the lid on the pot
- Don't forget to add pepper and salt to taste
meat, butter, onions, beer, syrup, thyme, clove, laurels, brown bread, mustard, vinegar, pepper, salt
Taken from cookpad.com/us/recipes/357302-belgian-beef-stew-with-beer (may not work)