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5–6
.Medium
Published 1987
This dish of beef slowly cooked with wine represents everything that I like about country food from the south of France. It is rich and aromatic and full of flavour. Serve it with the wine you’ve used in the cooking. This is a dish which transfers well to a northern kitchen; I recommend it for Sunday lunch.
In Britain you may have to remove any strips of fat tied on to the beef.
In a bowl mix the wine with the olive oil, garlic, herbs and some salt and pepper. Add the meat to the marinade and turn it over in it. Nowadays I place the meat and the marinade in a plastic bag which I seal and place in the bowl. In this way the liquid makes better all-over contact with the meat. Leave in a cold