Caldereta
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This is a Filipino dish - Caldereta is of course Spanish in origin, from caldera which means cauldron.
"This was lovely, although I omitted the chilli and it was still too hot for the rest of the family, but I LOVE spicy food and this is great. Yum yum!" - Harriet_arkleYield: 4 Servings Ready in 2 hours
Cuisine: filipinoMain Ingredient: beef stew meat|beef stew meat|
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| 2 lbsbeef stew meat |
| ½ C rice vinegar; you can also use white |
| 6 clovesGarlic; crushed |
| ½ T salt |
| 1 tspground black pepper |
| ¼ C plus 2 T olive oil |
| 1 largeOnion; sliced |
| 1 largecarrot; sliced evenly |
| ¼ C sherry |
| 1 bay leaf |
| 1 sprigparsley |
| 1 tspwhole peppercorns |
| 6 clovesgarlic |
| 1 hot green pepper / chili pepper |
| ¼ C tomato sauce |
| ½ C chopped roasted red bell pepper; ok to use fr |
| 1 chot water |
| ¼ C grated edam or gouda cheese |
| ½ tsp sugar |
| ½ C green olives |
Caldereta Preparation
Marinate meat overnight in fridge in mixture of vinegar, crushed garlic, pepper and salt.
Next day drain the meat and brown in batches in 2 T hot olive oil, remove beef onto a plate while you add 2 T of olive oil sautee onions and carrots for 5 minutes then add sherry, deglazing the pan. Bring to a boil, then add bay leaf.
In a small food processor or mortar, puree/crush parsley, peppercorns, 6 cloves garlic and hot green pepper. Add to the mixture in the pan and put in tomato sauce and the hot water. Simmer until beef is tender, about 1 hour. Turn the heat off.
Stir in roasted red pepper, add the sugar and adjust seasoning. Add olives and cook for another 1/2 hour serve hot over steamed rice or French baguette to soak up the rich sauce, add final touch of gouda cheese on the top. Can also be served with green beans or potatoes.
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