Tuesday, January 18, 2011

Slow cooked Boeuf Bourgignon

Following the disappointment of my last slow-cooked dinner I decided not to take any chances today. I put my Boeuf Bourgignon on last night.

My slow-cooker has one of those up down switches. One side says High and the other Low. The question is: is it on low when the Low side is pressed in? Or does that mean it's on High?

It's been so long since I used the slow-cooker I have no idea.

According to Delia Boeuf Bourgignon is a retro dish. One that used to be popular in bistros in the 80s. It was probably the 80s I last made it. I hope it's as nice as I remember it.

At least it should be well-cooked.

10 Comments:

Blogger CalumCarr said...

I think it has been on slightly too long. I've opened the back door and I can smell burning.

Shit! My bacon is on fire! :)

5:41 PM  
Anonymous nick said...

You should have a serious retro evening. Prawn cocktail followed by steak and kidney pud with black forest gateaux for dessert. And a few glasses of sherry.

6:59 PM  
Blogger jams o donnell said...

Retro schmetro. If you like it eat it!

7:18 PM  
Blogger CherryPie said...

It is still one of my faves :-)

9:27 PM  
Blogger Mauigirl said...

Sounds great to me. How did it turn out?

10:19 PM  
Blogger katney said...

Waiting for the food reviewer...

11:46 PM  
Blogger SmitoniusAndSonata said...

It'll be delicious ! "Retro" food always is .
Youngest daughter was treated to a 6 course nouvelle cuisine menu a couple of weeks ago . Half the courses were served on slate slabs , the rest in tiny silver spoons . She wasn't impressed , being more a boeuf bourgignon sort of girl .

6:52 PM  
Blogger Jeremy Hartley said...

I'm glad to see that you know your place is the kitchen.

Stay there. Keep cooking. Set an example to those feminists!

2:48 PM  
Blogger Rose said...

Sounds delicious, Liz. When I was working full-time, my slow-cooker was my best friend in the kitchen. Nice to come home to have dinner already cooked--as long as I remembered to plug it in:)

Hope everything is going well with you and that MIL is doing better.

3:17 PM  
Blogger Liz said...

Don't throw the pan out with the bacon, calum!

Yum, nick.

We did, jams.

And rightly so, cherrypie.

Slightly over-cooked in that the meat was in shreds but richly flavoursome, mauigirl and katney.

That's the trouble with this new-fangled cookery, sonata: you can't find it on the plate.

Hmm, jeremy, can't a feminist be a cook too?

Rose, I'm going to try and be more organised and use it more often. Mil not good. But not a lot we can do. Thanks for asking.

6:02 PM  

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