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Cut the beef into cubes about 3-4cm in size, trim it, and coat it with a thin layer of flour. It's good to mix a pinch of salt and pepper with flour. Flour-clad and bake it crispy once before cooking the stew, so you can enjoy a deeper flavor stew with a darker and thicker concentration.
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Mix butter and olive oil, place enough in a hot stew pan, and bake flour-coated meat 2 to 3 times, crispy and golden. It's not the process of cooking the meat completely, but just lightly grilling the outside. Prepare the grilled meat separately.
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Put the onion and garlic in the same pan first and stir-fry slightly for 1-2 minutes to taste. Then, add the big carrots,
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Add the tomato paste and stir-fry for about a minute to mix well.
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The highlight of Guinea beef stew! Please add the guinea beer to the right amount. Unlike wine-cooked stews, it has a strong and bitter taste, so it's very fun!
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Add 2 pieces of golden brown beef and pour in the amount of beef stock.
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Once it boils up, season it with bay leaves and salt and pepper, cover it, and cook it on low heat for 1 hour to 1 hour and a half until the meat is tender! You have to stir it once in a while so that it doesn't stick! When cooking the oven - You can cook in an oven at 150-160 degrees for an hour and a half with a lid on!
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The meat would be very soft, and the amount of stock would have been reduced by more than half. Clean the mushrooms, stir-fry them slightly in a tablespoon of butter, and cook them for 7-8 more minutes in addition to the stew. It's even better if you chop up the parsley.
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Enjoy it with a soft mashed potato, and the stew's warmth doubles!
1. For a long time, like a stew, if you cut the ingredients too small, you will lose shape during cooking and lose your appearance, so it's better to cut the edges slightly round with a knife or filler!
2. For those of you who want to reconstruct the flavor of the stew to your liking, add 3-4T of soy sauce, a little bit of sliced thought, and a little more garlic. Oriental beef stew, which is delicious even if you mix it with rice, is born!