This Was The Recipe That Got Me To Love French Food Forever


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Beef Bourguignon is one of those recipes that will leave you feeling all warm and fuzzy inside in the best way possible. SHOP MY …

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  1. Jeannie Brooks
    Jeannie Brooks says:

    Great recipe! I love all the techniques and quality ingredients. So glad you use bacon instead of lardons….remember Julia Child taught to boil the bacon 1st? (she knew you couldn’t get pancetta or guanciali at Safeway – I guess she wanted to kill that bacon taste, haha!)

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  2. Jeannie Brooks
    Jeannie Brooks says:

    Wow, short ribs are one of the best meals on earth, but they are easily $17.99 a lb for good ones (that look like yours); sales are sometimes 9.99-10.99 but often inferior. When I make them, I don’t call it bourginon but I do roast them (on the bone) and braise in wine and stock in oven in my le Creuset Dutch oven, also include roasted veg like carrots, turnips, halved shallots, rosemary sprigs- – then serve on imported polenta. It’s a favorite!

    But for beef bourguignon, I use chuck at $7.99#. Pretty much the same ingredients and method though, just that I roast potatoes in the pot instead of serving w polenta, and have small white onions. (Until I described it, I didn’t realize how similar they actually are…)

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  3. Matt V
    Matt V says:

    Just watched several of your videos. Your taste react portions of your videos make me think that you totally LARP. If you don't then you should definitely try it out.

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  4. ThePigvincent
    ThePigvincent says:

    I use shin every time, always add celery(sorry) and cook with a Rayburn, which is perfect for low and slow.
    As the dish cools overnight, condensation forms all over the inside of the casserole dish. This loosens all the fond on the sides and a single sweep of a spatula removes it. When chilledI, I chip off the fat and bin it. Serve with warm garlic sourdough and another bottle of robust French claret.
    Finish the bottle with your favourite lady in front of a log fire with good music.

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  5. Blu Cheer
    Blu Cheer says:

    Saw Julia Childs make this on PBS one day and I thought to myself I can do that… first time had beginners luck I screwed it up many times after but that was years ago it’s second nature now and of course bought her cook book and was on my way! I love the French way of cooking!

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