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Published 2000
Like steak and kidney pudding, oxtail soups and casseroles are perfect winter food. Slow cooking warms up the kitchen and fills the whole house with good smells.
Brown the oxtail in the olive oil, and transfer the pieces to a casserole. Peel and slice the onion, and lightly brown it too, before adding it to the casserole. Tuck in the bay leaves.
Pour the ale into the frying pan, and bring to the boil, scraping up any caramelized cooking juices stuck to the bottom of the pan. Pour over the oxtail.
Add enough stock or water to come about t
