A Fascinating Western-style Health Dish in Winter-beef Stew in Red Wine
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Prepare the ingredients: wash the sirloin and cut into pieces, wash the mushrooms and cut into 4 cloves, slice the onion, slice the garlic, cut the carrot into the hob, and cut the celery into sections.
2.
Add cold water that hasn't had beef in the pot, turn to medium heat and cook for 3 minutes after the high heat is boiled to completely boil the blood in the beef, remove and drain.
3.
Pour an appropriate amount of oil into the pot, add onion and garlic when it is 50% hot, and fry the aroma.
4.
When the onions become transparent, add carrots, celery, and mushrooms. Continue to fry for 3 minutes.
5.
Stir-fry until the vegetables change color, pour in tomato sauce and fry.
6.
Stir-fry until the vegetables are colored, then pour in the blanched beef.
7.
Pour the red wine after sautéing evenly.
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8. When the red wine becomes slightly thick, add thyme and bay leaves.
9.
When the red wine becomes slightly thick, add thyme and bay leaves.
10.
Stir-fry and pour in boiling water that has not been used for beef.
11.
After boiling, add the right amount of black pepper and salt according to taste, and simmer for 1.5-2 hours on low heat, with more observation and stirring in the middle.
12.
Observe more midway, if the water is gone, add boiling water and stew until the soup is thick and the beef is soft and rotten.
Tips:
1. Thyme is a spice. I didn't have any fresh ones, so I used dried ones, which are available in large supermarkets.
2. When the sirloin has enough water, the blood must be boiled out, otherwise the taste will be compromised.