When
Beef Stroganoff is served, you should be thinking; rich and creamy and romantically
delicious! Given that, you could easily imagine that you are at some
far off tucked in European bistro...
For this dish you will need: quality cuts
of beef (stew meat or thick sirloin cut into chunks), one medium onion,
dark brown Bavarian mushrooms, beef stock, heavy cream and wide egg
noodle pasta - Parppardelle.
To begin, marinate the beef
in balsamic vinegar and pink Himalayan salt for 30-40 min. When that
time is nearly finished, in a large skillet saute the onion in olive oil
until dark brown on the edges.
Remove from skillet and in the same
skillet, brown the mushrooms, adding 3 tbs of butter. Once the mushrooms
are darker and tender, remove from the skillet putting them aside with
the onion and sear the beef in chunks (drained) in the same skillet,
adding a drizzle of olive oil.
Bring
back into the skillet the onion and mushrooms, pour in about 3 tbs of
beef stock, a half shot of either white wine or vermouth a, stirring on high
heat. Then turning down the heat, add the heavy cream about 1/2 cup,
cover and let simmer while you prepare the pasta and a side of blackened asparagus.
Boil the
pasta in a large pot of salted water until tender, drain and ladle onto
a low lipped plater. The asparagus should be flash stir fried in olive
oil, then cover to simmer on medium high adding 1 tbs of beef stock.
Serve all together, start the music and pour the wine...
~ Tutti a Tavola
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