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To begin with this recipe, we must prepare a few ingredients. You can have plain boiled rice with carbonnade of beef and ratatouille using 24 ingredients and 20 steps. Here is how you cook it.
The ingredients needed to make Plain boiled rice with carbonnade of beef and ratatouille:
- Prepare *for the rice
- Get 200 g dry rice
- Get *for the beef
- Prepare 600 g lean beef(top side)
- Prepare salt
- Make ready pepper
- Make ready 50 g flour
- Take 30 g oil
- Get 250 g onions
- Get 250 g beer
- Make ready 20 g caster sugar
- Make ready 30 g tomato puree
- Take stock or water
- Get **ratatouille
- Get 200 g courgettes
- Prepare 200 g aubergines
- Make ready 200 g Tomatoes
- Take 50 ml oil
- Make ready 75 g onions
- Prepare 2 garlic
- Prepare 75 g red pepper diced
- Get 75 g green pepper diced
- Get salt pepper
- Get persley
Take a break from the routine of making the same beef stew. In this video I am showing my version of beef carbonnade. Enjoy very tender big chunks of beef seating in a bed of white rice. When the meat is seared, add the mixture of the onions and stir.
Steps to make Plain boiled rice with carbonnade of beef and ratatouille:
- Wash the rice.add to prenty of boiling salted water
- Stir to the boil and simmer gently until tender for 15 minutes
- Pour into a sieve and rinse well under cold running water then boiling water.drain and leave in a the seive,place over a bowl and cover with a cloth
- Place in a tray in a hotplate a keep it hot
- ***the beef carbonnade
- Cut the meet into thin slices
- Season with salt ans pepper and pass through the flour
- Quickly colour on both sides in hot fat and place in a casserole
- Fry the onions to a light brown colour.Add to the meat
- Add beer,sugar and tomatoe purée and sufficient brown stock or water
- Cover with a tight lid and simmer gently in the oven until the meat is tender
- ****Ratatoulile
- Trim off both ends of the courgettes and Aubergines
- Remove the skin,cut into 3 mm slice
- Peel, remove the seeds and chop the tomatoes.Place the oil in a thick bottom pan and add the onions chopped
- Cover with a lid and allow to cook gently for 5-7 min
- Add the garlic, courgettes and aubergine and pepper
- Season lightly with salt and pepper.Allow to cook gentry,toss occasionally and keep covered
- Add tomatoes and continue cooking for 20 min
- Ganish with parsley
This classic Belgian beef stew is known for its sweet-sour combination of caramelized onions and beer. Sprinkle with parsley and serve with boiled carrots and potatoes. Henry Harris's beef carbonnade is a perfect winter warmer - slowly braised beef shin in a rich, beer-based sauce. The simple marinade ingredients for these incredible Steak Bites turn plain steak into something really delicious and full of flavor! Add the seared beef and the reserved juice and gently warm through, taking care not to boil or you will overcook the beef.
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