Beef stew recipe with chuck roast: 59 photos

Beef Stew Recipe - Cooking Classy

FAQ

Chuck is one of the leaner types of beef, making it perfect for stews because it melts into delicious pieces as it cooks. A chuck roast has a large amount of connective tissue, which allows it to retain its moisture during the cooking process.
The most important key to making stew meat tender is being sure to cook it for a long time. If you want super tender beef, you'll need to cook it on a low heat in a Dutch oven on the stove or a slow cooker for at least a few hours.
Basically, you're cutting up a piece of meat such as beef chuck into pieces that are the same size on each side. Meat that's properly cut into cubes cooks evenly (and looks good on your plate). Use this same method to cut pork shoulder or lamb shoulder into cubes for stew.
Don't Stew the Stew Too Long Either. Your beef will be tough if you don't cook it enough and it will be tough if you cook it too much. It's just science, take it from us! We recommend doing a taste test or two throughout the cooking process to gauge the progress.
Sturdy root vegetables are a classic addition to stews and braises. They really bring more substance and body to these dishes and turn velvety and soft as they cook. Carrots are a go-to for stews and braises, but look beyond them to parsnips, turnips, rutabaga, celeriac, and sweet potatoes.

Classic Beef Stew | Chuck Roast Recipe

Ingredients: 3 pounds Certified Angus Beef ® chuck roast, cut into 1-inch pieces 1 tablespoon coarse kosher salt 2 teaspoons...

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