Beef Stew Recipe / Japanese style / ビーフシチュー


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Beef stew recipe (Japanese style) Please see below for the ingredients, written recipe, FAQ, and more!! (If you don’t know or want to buy Kombu, there is a link …

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  1. CHEF'S LABO 自宅で出来るプロの味
    CHEF'S LABO 自宅で出来るプロの味 says:

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  2. Byron Fowler
    Byron Fowler says:

    Wow !!!!! That is my kind of dish !!! Really love your style of showing us how to make , very clear and simple!! I will definitely be trying this !!! Hello from your new subscriber 👍🏽👍🏽

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  3. Lynn Messier
    Lynn Messier says:

    I just finished watching your video and I subscribed right away.Your videos are so well done,the visual is great and you explain everything,it makes it easy for us to understand why certain things have to be done a certain way.Loved your recipe and your video,thank you chef.

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  4. Greg Rakaska
    Greg Rakaska says:

    I really want to try this, but am unclear on the use of Sake. I see it's mentioned in the [FAQ] section, but do not see it listed in the ingredients, directions, nor in the video.

    How much is used, and when is it added to the stew?

    If it is listed, and I missed, please accept my apology, Thanks!

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  5. Adam Welch
    Adam Welch says:

    Red wine in a Japanese beef stew? It makes a bit of sense I would have thought sake. Japanese do enjoy French cooking but it is intriguing!🤔🇯🇵 the sea weed broth is what I like best!👍

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  6. yeahgoood
    yeahgoood says:

    This is a very well made video. Thank you keep up the good work. Also, I recognise the scenery immediately. It is strange how it seems plain, but but it is unmistakable.

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  7. Carlos Moreno
    Carlos Moreno says:

    In Spain we have the same recipe (only with other meat, the cheeks of the pork) it's called "carrilleras al vino tinto". There's even a better version (only if you have the money) that uses the bull's tail as the meat ("rabo de toro al vino tinto"). The tail has a lot of collagen so the broth thickens by itself, while the meat gets as tender as butter.

    If you want to make the broth thicker you can also break some potatos (we call it "chascar patatas") and add it to the recipe. The starch from the potato will make the liquid denser.

    As a final note, here in Spain we make all the steps you made in the very same pot. That's the best way to concentrate all the flavors and you save on dirtying more pans.

    Anyway, nice video! The technices you explained for every ingredient where spot on! Keep it going!

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  8. AfroPoli
    AfroPoli says:

    I made this tonight. A great recipe. Incredibly good. Thank you. This is, however, not an "easy" recipe. It requires quite some preparation and many steps. It's totally worth the effort, however. I replaced the champignons (which I do not like too much) with some mixed forest mushrooms. It worked very well.
    You have become my favorite cooking channel. Simply superb content. Salute from Italy. Keep going and growing!

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  9. Are We Alone
    Are We Alone says:

    It taste delicious I followed this step by step and I’m surprised, the wifey was more surprised I actually cooked and it taste so good. Thank you, keep up the awesome content!

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  10. Lara Kuno
    Lara Kuno says:

    Wow!Tottemo Oishiisou, Thank you for your very helpful information, I’m Pilipina ang my husband is Japanese, I cook this recipe for him,thank you again,👍

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