The French Dish We’re Obsessed With



This tasty French boeuf bourguignon is loaded with vegetables and braised chunks of beef in a seasoned red wine beef broth, …

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  1. Because I've gotten a few comments/questions regarding the Cotes Du Rhone in this video, I should have been more clear. Seriously, it's my fault. Yes, a wine from the Burgundy region is really a priority, given the name is beef Burgundy. However, the person who made this famous in the book Mastering the Art of French Cooking, Julia Child, says it should be made with a full-bodied young red wine and lists these options: Beaujolais, Côtes du Rhône, Bordeaux Saint-Émilion, Burgundy, or a Chianti. My personal belief is that cooking doesn't need to be so prescriptive every single time. In fact, most classical dishes were based on what was available, in season, able to afford, and how to make it delicious. If anyone would be able to tell the grape used in this final presentation, you should immediately open a restaurant because you have an insane palate. I really do appreciate the kind words and support to this video. God bless.

  2. If you’re going to thicken this sauce with a buerre manié, it’s a good idea to make it with flour that’s been cooked out to golden and smelling of biscuits in a dry pan or the oven. I keep a jar standing by. Better colour, richer flavour, less pasty. The opening shot told me it had been made with raw flour.😊. The traditional way to give acidity to the sauce is with a severe reduction of a little wine vinegar in the marinade.

  3. I see many, MANY mistakes in the way you do this, although there are as many ways to do it as people who cooked it.
    I was brought up in France and had half a dozen bœuf bourguignon every year for 25 yrs.
    Marinating can be separated, carbonated water can help to tenderize,
    Wine shall be filtered cold,
    Alcohol shall be burnt,
    Meat shall be dusted with toasted flour to make it easier to digest.
    Sauce shall be reduced to concentrate, there should be no left to cook the vegetables.
    But your onions look AMAZING
    Best recipe for me is the one of Thierry Marx

  4. I would much rather have an Indonesian Beef Rendang curry stew…or New Mexico Red Chile Stew. Both taste WAY better (I'm just not a fan of wine in any shape, form, or use).

  5. Wrong wine. You're using fruity stuff for beef when it should be dry. Really? White pearl onion? Just use shallots, you dweeb. Also, peel your damn carrots. Fake ass chef. Come to a real kitchen.

  6. The problem with this dish is you can accidentally get super wasted making it. Top tip – don't buy 3 bottles of red wine and mistakenly drink half of them during prep.

  7. First I like to thank you for your post I followed your instructions and your absolutely correct it’s delicious, I marinated mine for two days and the flavour was beyond belief totally delicious and my wife said it’s the best meal that I have done yet… so thank you

  8. I make this, but it's a lot easier.
    1 x meat
    2 x onion
    2 x carrot
    2 x celery
    1x beer
    1 x beef boulion
    1 x wine
    2 x milk
    1 x mush room
    3 x pototos
    1 x tomoto
    4 x salt
    4 x hrebs
    2 x wine
    1 x katchup
    2 x spike protine
    1 x leftover rice
    7 x leaf
    81 x rice
    1 x flower
    1 x sugar
    4 x plant
    2 x onions
    a
    recipe
    take the hair off
    Peel the fish
    turn the oven on
    Put the corn in the plate and buutrer the leaf
    turn it over once then turn it over
    turn it up
    skillet
    add the butter and stri until its done.
    sepearte the parts and then add the glue
    turn off the tv
    put on the grapes and withdraw the sand from the pciture tube
    turn it over again
    serves 2

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