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assemble ingredients
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brown pearl onions in butter and oil
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select a red
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i didn't have rind bacon so had to make do with packaged, sliced bacon. fry it up.
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brown meat in batches (i chose prime sirloin)
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sauté onion and carrot
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add meat (beef and bacon back to pot)
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brown mushrooms
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add equal parts beef stock and wine to cover meat
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bring to boil on stove top
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cover and place in oven to finish on low/slow. when meat is tender, remove to platter. strain broth/gravy. serve with buttered noodles, rice or real mashed potatoes and vegetable of choice.
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Oh my!


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That looks pretty tasty. Thanks for the recipe!


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Love it, but it's been a while since we've made it. Thanks for the reminder!!


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I could hurt that!


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I could get on the outside of that dish without any trouble at all!!

Thanks for the very good pictures and recipe.

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Thank you everyone. This was my first attempt and it won't be my last. This was very good. Thank you Julia Child!

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We do it with elk pretty regularly.

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I bet that both those dishes taste great.

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Home run !!!


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Oh yeah !


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About how much time in the oven?


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Oh man!! You're a master chef. That looks incredible. I'll have to make some of that next time I'm home.

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Whoa that looks good tasting.


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Originally Posted by ironbender
About how much time in the oven?


I put it in low and slow. I think it was 275 for 2 1/2 hours. The meat was tender, as it was prime sirloin.

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Thanks, VT.

This is on the list.


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Some good, white dinner rolls with lots of butter would work great for cleaning up the plate.


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Originally Posted by 5sdad
Some good, white dinner rolls with lots of butter would work great for cleaning up the plate.

Please visit the bread thread.

White rolls?

Sheesh!

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I have never cared for sawdust and other ingredients that result in a bread product that takes two men and a boy just to lift. smile


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Originally Posted by 5sdad
I have never cared for sawdust and other ingredients that result in a bread product that takes two men and a boy just to lift. smile

John, John, John. Someone had been feeding you unacceptable bread products.
Stop by when you’re in the neighborhood. 😉


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