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Beef stew is a classic dinner staple in so many households around the world. There are soup and stew adaptations of beef stew like my favorite Easy Hamburger Soup and cultural variations like Hungarian Goulash, but this classic beef stew recipe is a favorite for me!

Stew can be thickened by giving the vegetables a quick mash or you can use either flour or cornstarch. My preferred method for thickening beef stew (and the method used in this beef stew recipe) is to use a cornstarch slurry.

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Yes, you can absolutely freeze beef stew! I like to freeze it in freezer bags in single servings portions so I can take one portion out for lunches (or four out for dinner)! Defrost overnight in the refrigerator or you can defrost in the microwave (time will vary based on portion size) stirring occasionally.

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With over 4,000 5-star reviews, this classic French beef stew is the all-time most popular recipe on my website. It is the ultimate cold weather comfort food. Chunks of well-marbled beef are seared in a hot pan, then gently braised with garlic and onions in a rich wine-based broth. After a few hours in the oven, the meat becomes meltingly tender and enveloped in a deeply flavorful sauce. It takes a few hours to make, but the recipe is mostly hands-off. Go ahead and make it a day or two ahead of time; the flavor improves the longer it sits.

This stew is part of my classic French recipe collection, which includes similar slow-cooking comfort food recipes, like coq au vin and red wine braised short ribs, and impressive main courses, like steak au poivre or roast beef tenderloin with red wine sauce.

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I live in SW France with very hot summers, so love it when winter arrives and I can make a stew.

I followed your recipe to the letter, with the exception of using brandy to deglaze and cooking it on the stove top rather than the oven. Tastes delicious and looking forward to trying more of your recipes. Thank you

Good, but delete the garlic and sugar so you can enjoy the actual flavor of the stew. I like to chuck in some dried shitake mushrooms and use whole wheat flour. Oh, and double the wine quantity, adding half once the stew is close to being ready to serve.

Nothing compares to the cozy comfort of classic Beef Stew. Tender morsels of beef practically melt in your mouth, and the combination of vegetables and beef infuse the dish with incredible flavor as they simmer together in a rich broth.

Beef stew is a very hearty soup with a blend of beef and humble vegetables like potatoes, carrots, and onion in a richly flavored wine and tomato broth. This hearty beef stew is every bit as good as its cousin, the famous beef bourguignon, and Lamb Stew. We love beef stew so much that we even have a Slow Cooker Beef Stew.

For a thicker stew with a more gravy-like consistency, melt 2 Tbsp butter and stir in 2 Tbsp flour to make a paste. Once the stew is out of the oven, place it on the stove, add the paste a little at a time (to reach desired consistency) then bring it back to a boil for a few minutes to thicken and cook the flour.

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Omg, just tried this recipe for today early because I wanted to set up And warm it up later it was delicious. The only change I will make is Leaving the mushrooms out . thank you very much for this awesome recipe keep up the good work girl!!!

I made this and it would have been perfect had I not left my potatoes and carrots in such big chucks and I added a bit too much wine which made it too rich. My fault but everything else was perfect. Ill make again but following your recipe exact

Wowzer! This stew was exceptional! Never heard of a stew going into the oven, but it did the trick. Husband likes it a little thicker, so did the recommended butter & flour to get the ideal consistency. The only thing I added was some pearl onions. A baguette is a MUST to lap up that deliciousness!

Our favorite beef stew recipe! The only thing I add to it, to thicken it up and add a more beefy flavor is 1 packet of beef gravy and a touch of kitchen bouquet. It not only adds favor, but thickens it to a nice consistency. ( I hold back on the salt on the beef/flour part)

Made the beef stew recipe today. It was quite involved, more than I thought it would be! Unfortunately, it was just a broth, not a stew. I did not find it very flavorful! For all the time it took me, and all the expense, I was disappointed! I tried to embellish it with a little more seasoning. Darn!

Hi Doriorio, a greasy mouthfeel is probably due to using beef with a high-fat content. In that case, I would recommend trimming off the excess fat or spooning rendered fat out of the pot when it floats to the top.

I picked this recipe because it is almost beef bourguignon, but I modified it. I would think if someone followed it to the letter, the final product would be quite good. (Natasha, I get it that it is not technically your recipe, but the foundation is exactly what I wanted).

I followed steps 1-3 exactly. Withhold the carrots from step 4, I like them to cook over time to flavor the stew. In step 5, add a few raw carrots and the bacon. Bring to a low boil and then set to a low simmer for about an hour or so. Adjust spices for flavor. Then add more raw carrots, potatoes, peas, parsnips, and pearl onions. Simmer for about 45min to an hour until the potatoes are done. Serve.

hI, Prob. sounds like a foolish question but how do I cook with garlic cloves.?? Do I remove them before serving. crush before using and no need to take out? I always use garlic salt or powder but how much of that equals 1 clove?? thanks so much. Your recipes are wonderful. How is the cookbok coming?

Hi Lyn! I have not tested any alternatives. I have seen ideas out there on the internet for alternatives such as turnips. I have tried beef stew that contained sweet potatoes and it was also yummy! Let us know what you come up with.

Tannins in red wine,

(grape skin or seeds)

break down meat proteins & fat, releasing juicy flavors.

TIP: To manually tenderize meat, place meat in zip lock bag. Using a kitchen mallet or rolling pin, pound the meat to the desired texture.

You can also ask your butcher to recommend a better cut of Beef for stew?

Natasha made the stew it is such comfort food. Also made the Salisbury Steak that was so moist , I think the milk in the recipe tenderizes it . But I double the recipe for the sauce it could of had a little less DIJION my fault .

The stew meat that I got from Publix was not good, it had a lot of gristle and was very chewy. The flavor of the stew was very good, is there a way to redo the meat portion of this recipe if I pull out the original stew meat from the finished dish?

5++++++ ? again!

Made last night for my bday dinner as got what I wanted. Lol

Omitted potatoes added 1/2 lb more beef and nushrooms. House smells heavenly. Made double batch of cheese dumplings. It was a hit. Yummy. Son took most of leftovers home!

As the weather cools I crave comfort food meals like a bowl of this traditional beef stew. It boasts tender chunks of prime chuck roast simmered with hearty Yukon gold potatoes, vibrant carrots, celery, and mushrooms in a richly flavored gravy. Adding peas at the end provides a burst of color and a hint of sweetness to this classic, comforting dish. More beef stew recipes you may also love are this Beef Stew with Pumpkin, Mexican Beef Stew, and my Colombian beef stew, Carne Guisada.

This classic stick-to-your-ribs stew is the ideal project for a chilly weekend. Beef, onion, carrots, potatoes and red wine come together in cozy harmony. If you are feeding a crowd, good news: It doubles (or triples) beautifully. For additional variations on the recipe, you might also enjoy this video.

How to Make Beef Stew: Beef stew is made in different ways across cultures, but at its core, it is simply tough cuts of meat slowly cooked with vegetables in liquid. Over hours of simmering, all the flavors meld together and the ingredients soften to tenderness.

How to Thicken Beef Stew: Starches, like the flour and potato in this recipe, thicken beef stew. Here, beef cubes are coated in flour, then browned, leaving flour in the pan while sealing flour to the meat. When the meat is later simmered, that flour thickens the liquid as do potatoes, which release their starches as they cook.

How to Make Beef Stew on the Stove: It's important to cook stew slowly over low heat. High heat will cause the meat to tighten and toughen, while low heat allows the meat to become fall-apart tender. Simply cover the pot and keep the heat as low as it goes. 2351a5e196