
Beef and Ale stew
Beef and Ale stew
Been in the slow cooker all day, and made with a pint of 12 month conditioned Nog. Tastes bloody lovely!!


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Re: Beef and Ale stew
Looks and sounds good. What's your recipe?
Re: Beef and Ale stew
Dunno what happened to the pic??
Was just a pound of stewing beef (pre browned in a pan), veg and beef stock in a slow cooker with one pint of Nog, and a little water to top up. Six ish hours later done!
Was just a pound of stewing beef (pre browned in a pan), veg and beef stock in a slow cooker with one pint of Nog, and a little water to top up. Six ish hours later done!
Re: Beef and Ale stew
I've done something similar (although years ago),
a pound of stewing beef, i used a pint of Guiness original, and added some shallots,
i reckon some mushrooms would fit in the mix perfectly too.
it's bloody lovely ...
a pound of stewing beef, i used a pint of Guiness original, and added some shallots,
i reckon some mushrooms would fit in the mix perfectly too.
it's bloody lovely ...
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Re: Beef and Ale stew
There's a clue inside the box, have you?suitsyousir wrote:Dunno what happened to the pic??

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Re: Beef and Ale stew
[quote="neilmcca"]I've done something similar (although years ago),
a pound of stewing beef, i used a pint of Guiness original, and added some shallots,
i reckon some mushrooms would fit in the mix perfectly too.
it's bloody lovely ...[/quote]
Try adding a couple of slice o black pudding to the GUINNESS stew it makes all the difference, just throw them in whole they soon melt down making a lovely rich sauce, my youngest son had three helpings when I first made it.
a pound of stewing beef, i used a pint of Guiness original, and added some shallots,
i reckon some mushrooms would fit in the mix perfectly too.
it's bloody lovely ...[/quote]
Try adding a couple of slice o black pudding to the GUINNESS stew it makes all the difference, just throw them in whole they soon melt down making a lovely rich sauce, my youngest son had three helpings when I first made it.
Re: Beef and Ale stew
Nope, its still where I posted it?orlando wrote:There's a clue inside the box, have you?suitsyousir wrote:Dunno what happened to the pic??