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Ingredients

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Beef and Mushroom Casserole

  • 2 cloves garlic, peeled
  • 1 brown onion
  • 20 grams olive oil
  • 400 grams cassorole, rump or chuck steak, diced into 2-3 cm cubes
  • 1 1/2 tablespoons plain flour
  • 20 grams red wine
  • 2 carrots, medium sized
  • 200 grams mushroom, chopped, halved and sliced
  • 2 tablespoon TM vegie stock
  • 100 gram water
  • 1 tablespoon tomato paste
  • 1 bunch parsley, chopped
  • 1 bay leaf
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    55min
    Preparation 5min
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Recipe's preparation

    Method

  1. Put parsley into TM and chop on speed 7 for 3 sec. Put into another bowl and set aside.

    Chop garlic and onion in TM for 3 sec on speed 7.

    Add oil and saute for 4 min at 100 degrees on speed 1 MC off.

    Add diced meat and cook for 7 min at Varoma temp on Counter-clockwise operationsoft speed, MC off.

    Add flour and cook for 1 min on Varoma, Counter-clockwise operationspeed soft.

    Add red wine and cook for 2 min on Varoma,Counter-clockwise operationspeed soft.

    Add carrot, mushrooms, TM vegie Stock, water and tomato paste, and bay leaf. Cook for 35 min at 100 degrees MC on, Counter-clockwise operationSpeed Soft.

    Add parsly 5 min before end of cooking time.

    Serve over rice or ribbon pasta

    Bon appetite!

     

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Tip

You can substitute the beef with diced chicken, and the red wine with a white wine for a lovely chicken and mushroom casserole. Cook for 10 minutes if using chicken and prefereably the thigh fillet so that it holds it's shape.

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  • This is my favorite Thermomix recipe. Always my...

    Submitted by Yatesh on 7. November 2017 - 08:46.

    This is my favorite Thermomix recipe. Always my “go to recipe”. Love it. I serve it with rice. I have not had the burning problem. Using TM5

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  • This recipe was created in a

    Submitted by marylm on 25. May 2016 - 19:38.

    This recipe was created in a TM31. You can try an extra 2-300 grams if using a TM5 but I would not put too much more. Remember to increase your cooking time. After each addition scrape the bottom of the bowl.  I did not get the burning in the TM31.

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  • Love this casserole! I didn't

    Submitted by Jojolly on 22. January 2016 - 16:16.

    Love this casserole! I didn't have 200g of mushrooms so to bulk it up a bit I used 1 large potato cut into smallish cubes I added the potatoes when I added the red wine in. I dont know if anyone else had this problem but mine burnt to the bottom of thermie pretty bad, The only downside! Thank you for sharing!

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  • I was short on time, so I

    Submitted by Foto Fraulein on 21. April 2014 - 09:22.

    I was short on time, so I tried this recipe out. I was worried about the short cooking time, but it turned out great. I let it sit after cooking for about 10-15 minutes whilst I boiled some potatoes on the stove top. Letting it sit, meant the meat rested and it was so it was extra tender. Will definitely try this one again.

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  • You can increase the beef and

    Submitted by marylm on 22. July 2013 - 18:37.

    You can increase the beef and mushrooms, however i wouldn't double everything as it would not fit in the TM bowl.

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  • Really liked the dish - put

    Submitted by Wendy Whelan on 3. March 2013 - 20:45.

    Really liked the dish - put onion in with garlic. Used chicken and cooked for only 15 mins. It was more like shredded. A little bit salty - maybe cut down vege stock. Also used white wine in place of red. Didn't know where to put bay leaf so left that out!! Will try again with beef. 

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  • I am new to Thermomix, can

    Submitted by Shaggydog on 9. February 2013 - 19:30.

    I am new to Thermomix, can someone please tell me if this recipe can be doubled, I would need a lot more meat than is stated, thanks tmrc_emoticons.)

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