Braised Beef Brisket with Red Wine Potatoes
Overview
The main ingredient of this dish is a lot of red wine. Why is it used so heavily? Because wine has a strong effect of removing fishy and mutton, especially for cooking animal dishes, such as beef and mutton dishes, it not only removes fishy and mutton, but also adds aroma and seasoning. The alcohols in the wine (such as ethanol) have a certain chemical reaction with the organic acids contained in the raw materials, thereby generating ester compounds, which makes the aroma of the dishes richer and the taste more delicious...
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Ingredients
Steps
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Fresh beef brisket
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Put cold water in the pot (put hot water in the pot, it is not easy to drain blood and dirt)
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Boil the water until the meat changes color and then scoop it out
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Pour into cold water and then serve on a plate
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Required materials: potatoes, ginger, bay leaves, red wine
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Light soy sauce, salt, sugar
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Peel potatoes and cut into large pieces
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Fried potatoes (purpose, shaping, not easy to break when stewing) 7-8% oil and deep-fry until cooked
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Load
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Stir-fry ginger with appropriate amount of oil
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Pour in the beef brisket and stir-fry
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Add 2 taels of red wine (to remove the fishy smell and enhance the flavor) and stir-fry for a while
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Add bay leaves, carrots (to remove the fishy smell) and tomato paste
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Add light soy sauce
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Add 9 grams of white sugar (a total of 15 grams of sugar is added twice, and the last time is added before taking the pot out of the pan and putting it on the plate)
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Add appropriate amount of salt and appropriate amount of water
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Transfer to the pressure cooker and add 1 tael of red wine
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After the pressure cooker is steamed, press for 16 minutes, turn off the heat, and simmer for 3 minutes before opening the lid
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Transfer to a casserole and simmer on low heat for 1 hour
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After 1 hour, add potatoes and simmer for 20 minutes
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Before serving, add the remaining sugar and simmer for 8 minutes.
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The characteristics of this dish are that the beef brisket is moderately soft and hard, suitable for all ages, and the potatoes are cooked well but not broken