The Easiest Beef Stew You Will Ever Make
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My mother taught me so much in the kitchen. She is quite the talented cook even if she only cooks for the family. Growing up I use to love when she made her beef stew. A few days ago I fancied beef stew, so I asked my mum for her recipe. (I live in England now and she still lives in South Africa) The only variation is that my mum would put it all on the slow cooker in the morning, but I made mine on the stove
Yield: 4 Servings Ready in 1 hours, 30 minutes
Cuisine: Main Ingredient: Beef
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The Easiest Beef Stew You Will Ever Make Preparation
Place a pot on a medium heat on the stove.
While it is heating up, Dice the onion.
Place in the pot with a little oil and brown
Chop your meat into bite sized pieces
Place in pot with onion and brown
Chop up your veg
Place this in the pot once the meat has browned
Pour the can of oxtail soup into the pot (you can use a packet soup with water as well)
Add a little extra water to cover the meat over
Bring the pot to just below boiling point.
Cover the pot and leave on a low to medium-low heat for about 1 hour (I put it on a medium heat for 30 mins but did half the portion)
A larger pot may require slightly longer cooking time.
Once all the meat and veg has been cooked until nice and soft, check your sauce isn't too runny.
If it is, remove the meat and veg from the pot and thicken the sauce with a bit of cornstarch and water.
Put the meat back in the pot and bring it back up to temperature.
At this point your stew is ready to serve, but I added dumplings to mine with a packet dumpling mix. I like to make my dumplings into bit sized balls. Add them to the top of the stew and cook for a further 20mins (or as packet instructions guide)
Once done, ladle into a bowl and serve with some fresh warm bread or into Yorkshire puddings.
Enjoy
NOTE: You can add any other veg you want, root veg, like parsnip, go very nice with stews as do courgettes, squash, patti pans, peas and corn, even mushrooms. Go Wild
Notes
Try to give it a stir every 10-15mins so nothing sticks to the bottom of the pot or burns (unlikely on a low heat)
At the most this will take is 2hrs and most of that will be sitting back with a glass of wine waiting. lol
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