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Slow-Simmered Burgundy Beef Stew
My mother-in-law shared this recipe with me many 25 years ago. Ever since then, it's been a go-to whenever I need good food without a lot of fussing. —Mary Lou Timpson, Colorado City, Arizona
Reviews
My family loves this delicious beef stew. The beef was soft and and the sauce was the best! toasted french bread soldiers were perfect for dipping...This is a keeper
I make this weekly now. Even my 7 year old loves it. Sometimes I use pearled onions. Yum!
To jennieji.......It will work in a slow cooker,after you finish browning the meat, put it in the slow cooker and add the remaining ingredients
This was wonderful!
Delicious. I followed the recipe as written. I only wish there was a slow cooker version.
This stew was delicious! Added a little extra meat, bumping up some ingredients, used half wine, half beef stock, and made some garlic bread. Will definitely make again.
Why would I put italian seasoning in beef stew....I added garlic and a couple bay leaves
This recipe was ok. While it was cooking, my house smelled like I was making stuffing, which made me so hungry. I used a chuck roast instead of stew meat because stew meat is expensive and well, I own knives and can cut the meat up myself. I also used a whole can of beef stock (14oz) instead of just a cup and just decreased the amount of water. And I kind of didn't read all of the directions before starting to cook this and didn't have 2 hours to cook so I did end up throwing all the veggies in together to cook all at once and it turned out just fine and still had ok flavor.
Looks good but I might suggest rather than grocery store stew meat, buy a chuck roast and cut it up. It has more flavor. Also I use 32 oz. low sodium beef rin carton and add at least 2-3 bay leaves. Same way I make a delicious beef stroganoff.
very easyonly difference we used a stout beer instead of wine and added some mixed vegetables otherwise great recipe