On one of the few days that I knew dh would be getting home in time for dinner, I went far beyond what I'm capable of in the kitchen and made beef bourguignon. The sauce and vegetables came out beautifully. But the meat. Oh the meat....
We had a lovely sauce with.... the soles of our shoes. The meat was totally overcooked, chewy, but still rather pink in the inside. :huh:
I was so exhausted with the main dish (deglazing, straining, etc. etc.), that I told dh he was going to have to do without a salad or rice.
I've got tons of leftovers for tonight, and I'm just going to buy some spaetzle (German egg noodles) and call it a day.
Any pointers on how I can (as dh asked last night) "put some juicy back into the meat?" Or at least retain the little that I've got?
Should I heat it up in a crock pot? Should I tenderize cooked beef?
We had a lovely sauce with.... the soles of our shoes. The meat was totally overcooked, chewy, but still rather pink in the inside. :huh:
I was so exhausted with the main dish (deglazing, straining, etc. etc.), that I told dh he was going to have to do without a salad or rice.
I've got tons of leftovers for tonight, and I'm just going to buy some spaetzle (German egg noodles) and call it a day.
Any pointers on how I can (as dh asked last night) "put some juicy back into the meat?" Or at least retain the little that I've got?
Should I heat it up in a crock pot? Should I tenderize cooked beef?
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