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 Posted By: The Ironic Chef 
May 30  # 6 of 26
Are you baking your stew Champ?
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 Posted By: Cook Chatty Cathy 
May 30  # 7 of 26
Well how'd it turn out Champ? How long did you have to cook it to get the meat to the tenderness you desired?

Please do try that Red Wine Stew I promise you will not be disappointed. And cook it on top of the stove at a low heat, no need to get the kitchen all heated up by running the oven to cook it;)
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 Posted By: champ74 
May 30  # 8 of 26
The beef stew is delicious. The meat is tender and the vegetables are not mushy. I cooked it in the oven, it took about 7 hrs. at 300 degrees. It was worth it! I sort of rushed the prep on this stew because of the marinade. I had the beef marinating for too long. I didn't do the usual searing that I would have done. The one thing I would change for next time is I would add more onions. I will post my recipe later for you guys to critique. I have to get ready for a wedding right now. Talk to you later.
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 Posted By: champ74 
May 30  # 9 of 26
Beef Stew

2 lbs. stew meat (marinated in soy sauce overnight)(I would use more next time)
5 red potatoes
2 carrots (I would use more next time)
2 onions (I would use more next time)
3 stalks celery
2 bay leaves
32 oz. beef stock
8 oz. mushrooms
Peas (I use frozen peas and put in what looks right)
½ cup red wine
2 tbsp flour
Kosher salt
Fresh ground pepper
2 tbsp Italian herb seasoning grinder (This has rosemary, red pepper, etc.)
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 Posted By: The Ironic Chef 
May 30  # 10 of 26
Champ. I do brown my beef that I have marinated in the soy sauce. The caramelization adds more depth to the flavor. I also marinate my steaks this way in Food Saver bags.