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Chunks of beef simmered for hours in red wine until fork-soft, in a sauce dark enough to mirror the spoon.
For 6 servings.
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Pat the beef bone-dry and season it. Crisp the bacon in oil in a dutch oven, remove, then brown the beef in batches over high heat.
π‘ Dry meat browns; wet meat boils. Blot every chunk with paper towels first.
Soften the onions and carrots in the same pot for 5 minutes, then stir in the garlic, tomato paste and flour.
Return the beef and bacon, pour in the wine and stock, and add bay and thyme. Bring just to a simmer.
Cover and slide into a 150Β°C oven for 3 hours, until the beef yields to a spoon.
π‘ The oven's all-around heat keeps the braise below a boil β the difference between silk and shoe leather.
Near the end, brown the mushrooms in a hot pan and stir them into the pot.
Skim the fat, then boil the sauce down until it just coats a spoon. Season and rest 15 minutes.
Serve over mashed potatoes or with a torn baguette β the sauce is the point.
Burgundy's farmers married their two great products β cattle and wine β into this monumental stew. Once a workman's dish stretched over a long fire, it climbed the social ladder to become the benchmark by which French home cooks are quietly judged.
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