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Writer's pictureTyler Licata

Red Wine Braised Beef

Delicious and Simple

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Braising a beef chuck roast in red wine is my definition of comfort food. Another bonus is the food aromatherapy, which means a great dish is in the making. Another thing I love about this dish is that it’s a one pot creation, marrying the red wine and herbs within the beef- so rich and decadent. This delicious savory dish can be served so many ways, with a variety of sides. I chose carrots, onions and added skillet potatoes. Other choices; polenta, pasta, rice, gnocchi, risotto or even vegetables. All work wonderfully. When cooking with red wine, I pick one that’s not priced on the high end. Definitely pick a bottle you can savor sipping along while cooking. Enjoy!

Ingredients:


3 Tablespoon Butter, plus 1 Tablespoon for later


12 baby Carrots, cut and peeled


1 medium size Sweet Onion


2 Celery Stock, cut 1/2 inch


1-3 lb Beef Chuck


Sea Salt and Fresh Ground Black Pepper, to taste


3/4 bottle of Red Wine


2 Sprigs of Rosemary


2 Bay Leaves


2 Teaspoon Minced Garlic


2 Teaspoon Thyme

Directions: Pre heat oven to 325 degrees


In a dutch oven (Le Creuset) or heavy oven proof pot, heat pot to hot and add 3 tablespoon butter. (On Stove top)


Add Carrots, cook for 10 minutes then add onions and celery stirring occasionally cook until caramelize stage, remove vegetables from pot using a slotted spoon and set aside in a bowl.


Take beef and generously add on both side salt and pepper.


In dutch oven add remaining butter heat to hot and add meat browning on each side. Remove meat and set aside on plate.


Add wine and scrape all the goodness from bottom of pot.


Add Rosemary, Bay leaves, Garlic, Thyme and vegetables and meat.


Cover place in preheated oven and cook 3-4 hours Beef should fall apart easily by using a fork.


Before serving drizzle sauce on top. For thicker consistency of sauce add a tablespoon or more depending on your preference of thickness of cornstarch to a 1/4 cup of cold water, heat and stir till bubbly stage and serve.

Serves 8

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