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4 to 6
Medium
Published 2009
Few beef stews have as rich a flavor, as buttery a texture, and as heady an aroma as this famous daube from the beautifully and gastronomically fascinating Charentes region on the Atlantic coast of France.
Traditionally, chunks of beef, a pig’s or calf’s foot, pork rind, carrots, and shallots are cooked together slowly with red wine in an earthenware pot, shaped much like a bean pot, called a câline locally. After several hours the food and rind are removed, cut into small pi