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Diced Braising Steak need some inspiration
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I am batch cooking for when I go into hospital for a new knee ( hope it is thin and pointy not like my knobble potatoe knees that I have at present lol)
Have made chunky chilli , and beef borginon (opps spelling) but would like another idea ,OH does't like it too spicy and doesnt do pasta ,so would like something he coud have when I have the chilli
Any ideas?
Have made chunky chilli , and beef borginon (opps spelling) but would like another idea ,OH does't like it too spicy and doesnt do pasta ,so would like something he coud have when I have the chilli
Any ideas?
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I can't remember freezing a home made steak pie, I normally bung it in the oven after I've made the brute. :-)
I know you can get the small packets of pre-cooked puff pastry but there isn't that tasty soggy bit at the bottom of it.
I can't remember freezing a home made steak pie, I normally bung it in the oven after I've made the brute. :-)
I know you can get the small packets of pre-cooked puff pastry but there isn't that tasty soggy bit at the bottom of it.
The daube recipe is a long way from being like a bourguignon and personally I'm not sure the carbonnade is that similar either. Changing the herbs and veg, including olives or capers are going to give a very different outcome.
You can buy individual foil take-away containers in most supermarkets. As long as the meat element is well chilled you can place a pieve of pastry n top of the eat in the foil dish and freeze. Then cook from frozen, not a perfect way but good enough.
You can buy individual foil take-away containers in most supermarkets. As long as the meat element is well chilled you can place a pieve of pastry n top of the eat in the foil dish and freeze. Then cook from frozen, not a perfect way but good enough.
Put some plain flour in a bag and add salt and pepper. Add the meat and shake the bag to coat the meat in the flour. Quickly fry the meat to brown it all over, then put in a casserole dish. Add lots of veg. Put some stock (from a cube is fine) into the pan you have fried the meat in and stir to get all the bits stuck to the pan - they are full of flavour. Add the stock to the meat and veg, cover tightly with foil, then a lid. Cook in a very low oven for about 2 hours, or till meat is tender.
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