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How to Make Beef Bourguignon | Step-by-Step With Melissa Clark | NYT Cooking

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Melissa shows us how to make the French classic: beef Bourguignon. It’s a perfect cold-weather dish, a stew of meat slowly simmered in hearty red wine along with pearl onions, mushrooms and salty, smoky bacon.

Making this dish for someone is, in Melissa’s words, “the kindest and most loving thing you can do.”
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24 Comments

  1. Anyone know where Melissa got the ring on her left hand? I’ve been fascinated by it for years

  2. I just made this during this past snow storm, it was delicious!! Thank you Melissa! Served it over garlic mashed potatoes and a side of sautéed green beans 🙂

  3. I’ve made Ina Garten’s beef bourgignon many many many times— and flambéed cognac really makes a massive difference… and 10 springs of thyme not just a little. This recipe seems good, (no beef broth?) but I love Ina’s. There’s nothing I’ve ever made that’s so damn good

  4. Greetings.

    Is it possible to post the detailed Ingredients and Method to cook Beef Bourguignon Please on this Recipe Youtube Video.

    I am keen on cooking this Gourmet Dish on Easter Sunday for my Family.

    I am an Indian Catholic Christian Guy Of Portuguese Descent who loves Iconic and Classy Beef and Chicken Stews from France.

    Thanks in Advance.

    Eustace D'sa

  5. REALLY!? I love beef bourguignon so much but I've never made it because I hate making beef stock – and this version doesn't call for it – SO INSPIRING! Really … I think now I can try making it 🙂 THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH. YUM … it looks something I can manage I think 🙂

  6. Bread is a good choice, the gravy is wonderful for dipping, but I still prefer Beef Bourguignon over mashed potatoes. That's how I had it the very first time when my 3rd oldest cousin made it for a family dinner.

  7. The pearl onions are soo good. They sell them at the Tuesday Market where I live in the Netherlands. Peeling is a drag though. Thanks for the tip to blanch them.

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