BEEF STEW WITH
ANGUS SILVERSIDE

BEEF STEW WITH
ANGUS SILVERSIDE

 Ingredients:

For the stew:

1 kg silverside/shank

12 entire small yellow onions

6-8 cloves of garlic

300 ml white wine

300 ml water

 

For the Spaetzle (Saxon dumplings):

4 eggs

Olive oil

200 g flour

2 knobs of butter

 

 Preparation mode for the angus silverside stew:

Remove the Angus silverside/ eye of round from its’ bag and leave it for half an hour on the table, in order to reach room temperature, lightly dab the piece of beef with a paper towel to absorb the excess juices from its’ surface. Heat a pan with olive oil over high heat. Meanwhile, cut the piece against the fibre in 1.5 cm thick slices and place them in a saucepan for browning. During the browning, season with salt and freshly ground pepper.

When the slices have the specific brown crust, turn them on the other side with a kitchen pliers without stinging them and reduce the flame. In the saucepan, near the beef, create enough room to add the onions and the garlic, crushed and cut into thin slices. Afterwards pour the white wine and mix altogether.

After everything has boiled for 2-3 minutes and the alcohol has evaporated, we add a glass of water, cover the pan with the lid and let it simmer for 30 minutes, then add the tomato juice and let it boil for another hour. When the stew is ready, the beef can easily break with the fork.

 

 Șpaetzle (Saxon dumplings, recipe adapted by chef Daniel Joarză):

In the meantime, prepare the spaetzle: boil some water in a pot and prepare the paste: mix well the eggs with a little olive oil and add flour, until you get a soft dough. Pour the dough on a wooden chopper and with a long blade knife divide the dough into long strips that you push from the chopper into the pot with boiling water. Let the spaetzle boil for 1 minute, then remove them from the pot with a scoop and immerse them in a bowl with cold water to stop them from boiling.

Heat the pan a little with 2 cubes of butter flavoured with garlic and a little olive oil. Put the spaetzle in it and season with salt and pepper. Add a little parsley, thyme and finely chopped green onions, after the spaetzle have been browned. Stir a little the spaetzle with the herbs and turn the fire off. Serve the stew with the spaetzle; they will soak in the sauce of the stew and form together a delicious dish.

 

You can find Angus beef topside in the Kid Pack and in the Family Pack. Order them from HERE !

Enjoy your meal!
* video recipe for 5 servings, created by chef Joarză Daniel, ambassador of Sibiu Gastronomical Region 2019