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Stewed Beef Roast Recipe
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To bewith this particular recipe, we have to first prepare a few ingredients. You can have stewed beef roast using 7 ingredients and 2 steps. Here is how you cook it.
The ingredients needed to make Stewed Beef Roast:
- Make ready 400 g braising beef
- Take 10 potatoes suitable for roasting
- Take 500 g carrots
- Make ready 1 very large onion
- Get water (but not to the top)
- Take 2 Knorr beef stock cube’s,or Bisto
- Take Vegetable Oil
Steps to make Stewed Beef Roast:
- Place plenty of Vegetable Oil in the large Skillet,brown off the 2 braising beefs’ - add roughly chopped onions - then add the raw carrots,once peeled and cubed - top with cold water - bring to the boil and then add the Beef Stock Cubes and then place in the oven at Gas Mark 5 for about 2 hours and 30 minutes.
- Use the shallow Skillet - place Vegetable Oil in it and heat it up on the hob and then place 7 fairly big peeled potatoes into it, slightly brown on both sides and then place them on the bottom rack of the oven - put the 3 smallest peeled potatoes into the stew.Patiently wait until it is done and then enjoy.
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