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3 hours ago, rotuts said:

interesting article

 

browning the meat adds immense flavor 

 

however , if the meat is only 1/2 submerged 

 

it browns as it bakes in a covered pot

 

you just flip the meat over 1/2 way through

 

if a solid pice , or stir from time to time

 

making sure the meat is only 1/2 covered/

 

easier to do , and just as tasty.

I always marvel at how well exposed meat browns during a braise. I've stopped prebrowning the beef..as is called for by many recipes...because I think it might overcook the surface. 

 

As an aside I've found that a few slices of carrot in the braised veg will really improve the flavor of the liquid/sauce

gfweb

gfweb

3 hours ago, rotuts said:

interesting article

 

browning the meat adds immense flavor 

 

however , if the meat is only 1/2 submerged 

 

it browns as it bakes in a covered pot

 

you just flip the meat over 1/2 way through

 

if a solid pice , or stir from time to time

 

making sure the meat is only 1/2 covered/

 

easier to do , and just as tasty.

I always marvel at how well exposed meat browns during a braise. I've stopped prebrowning the beef..as is called for by many recipes...because I think it might overcook the surface. 

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