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Complex
Published 2008
We serve oxtail in two forms at the restaurant – on the bone or stuffed. After braising we usually find that quite a lot of the meat has come away from the bone and is not ideal for serving as a whole piece, but it does make an excellent stuffing in ravioli or even tortellini. You will need a pasta machine to make this recipe.
Melt the butter with the oil in a heavy-based pan. Season the individual pieces of oxtail and lightly dust with the flour. Colour them in the butter and olive oil until browned all over. Lower the heat, add the vegetables, garlic and herbs, and continue to colour these. At this stage you could add a splash of water, firstly to lower the heat and secondly to emulsify all the fats and juices toge