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Choose a main course and add a side dish if you like.

– MAIN COURSES –

Provence-style beef stew

Braised oxtail with Parmesan maize rice

Catherine’s whole stuffed cabbage

– SIDE DISHES –

Trussed butternut stuffed with cheesy buttered leeks

Confit tomatoes

– DESSERT –

Crème caramel malva pudding

Provence-style beef stew

Daube Provençale is the southern version of a bourgignon-style beef stew slow-cooked in wine. The best cuts of beef to use are those with lots of connective tissue that need time to braise. Chuck is preferred, but you could also use shortrib or beef shanks.

Serves 6–8

Preparation time 20–30 minutes

Cooking time about 2½ hours

YOU NEED

1,5 kg boneless beef chuck, cut into 5 cm cubes250 g pancetta, diced (or use smoked bacon)3 tablespoons (45 ml) flour¼ cup (60 ml) olive oil120 g butter200 g leeks (about 2), chopped350 g onions (about 2), chopped300 g carrots (about 3), diced4 garlic cloves, crushed150 g celery (about 2 sticks), chopped2 bay leaves2 tablespoons (30 ml) tomato paste10 g Italian parsley, chopped1 teaspoon (5 ml) salt½ cup (125 ml) brandy1 bottle (750 ml) red wine1 cup (250 ml) beef stock500 g baby onions,• • • •

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