Clodagh McKenna
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The thyme in Clodagh McKenna's melting beef stew is complemented by the thyme in the courgettes she served with it
The thyme in Clodagh McKenna's melting beef stew is complemented by the thyme in the courgettes she served with it
Slow cooked shin of beef in barbaresco
Method
2. Heat some olive oil in a heavy casserole, add the beef, garlic and thyme and brown for 3 minutes.
3. Add the wine, cover and lower heat right down. Cook for 4 hours until the meat is tender.
4. For the courgette: heat some oil in a pan and add the courgettes and thyme. Fry for about 2-3 minutes until the courgette is just tender
5. Serve the beef with courgettes on the side.
Prep:
20 min
Cook: 4 hrs 10 min
Cook: 4 hrs 10 min
Ingredients
For the beef
900g beef shinOlive oil, for frying
3 garlic cloves
sprig Thyme
1 bottle Barbaresco wine
For the courgette
Olive oil, for frying1 courgette, cut into wedges
sprig Thyme
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