Taste of Corsica: Mouthwatering Beef Ragout Recipe


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  1. The Ritchie2
    The Ritchie2 says:

    You couldn't find lardons, and you couldn't find the pasta you wanted – it's bringing back memories of Covid times…

    Regardless of substituted ingredients (we all have to be flexible sometimes) this looked delicious. I'll definitely try this next time instead of my usual pasta Genovese.

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  2. Alexandre Sobreira Martins
    Alexandre Sobreira Martins says:

    Corsica reminds me of Asterix in Corsica! The way Asterix, Obelix and Ideefix (Dogmatic in English) react to the smell of typical Corsican cheese is priceless! Also, when the Corsican guy cuts the cheese, you can see the worms jumping off the path of the knife. 🤣

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  3. Denis Jobin
    Denis Jobin says:

    Dans le texte de préparation de la recette, on ne mentionne pas l'ajout du bacon avec les oignons (In the same pot, add the onions. Cook over medium heat…)

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  4. Goat Boy
    Goat Boy says:

    That most famous of "Frenchmen" Napoleone Buonaparte was born in Ajaccio, Corsica. Maybe he enjoyed this too? It's a beautiful dish, the only addition I'd make to your serving is some good crusty buttered bread to mop up any sauce left in the bowl. 😋
    Speaking of "last meals" this would make a good stand in for my long term favourite which is beef & mushroom stroganoff with slippery, wide buttered papardelle noodles. All with a healthy crack of pepper over the top. My idea of heaven. Both of these dishes are so satisfying to eat. I've also had a version of this made with wild boar meat which was excellent.
    Many thanks for reminding of this recipe, will be making it again soon.

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  5. Karen B
    Karen B says:

    What an interesting and delicious looking dish. You brought me back in time. My Mother used to lard the beef when making a bourguignon, but the old fashioned way. Your method makes much more sense. I really look forward to trying this.

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  6. L West
    L West says:

    Of course it will be delicious but i think its your passionate intoxication that sells it just as much. Thank you for this inspiration. Cheers from Canada

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  7. daphne pearce
    daphne pearce says:

    Why oh why didn't I watch this video before going to the grocery store? I must say I'm really impressed! This looks truly phenomenal. I've got to make this, back to the store for me! Thanks Stephane!

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