Well, there is a reason that she fell asleep. It is the world's most time consuming recipe ever. I mean EVER. That's right. If you want to make le boeuf, just plan on committing 5 hours and all of the pots, skillets, knives and slotted spoons in your kitchen to making it. You will also want to plan on having a nice chat with the butcher at Publix when you ask him for a 6 oz chunk of bacon. (gag). Then look forward to patting meat dry. Browning it. Simmering it and let it chill like this in your oven for 3.5- 4 hours while you fix mushrooms and onions. 20 onions to be exact.
And then plan on taking it out of the oven where you will have to remove the liquid from the solid and clean your casserole, only to put it all back in and let it simmer some more. Like so....
And then you serve it over potatoes or some nice egg noodles or something. And you pray that the onion smell will leave your house and your pores by Christmas.
And how do I know? Oh, that's right....
#16 of 20: Make Julia Child's $*%# Boeuf Bourguignon
Boom. Roasted.
I have leftovers. Come on over, help yourself. Ignore the lingering onion.
Wow Meghan. I am very impressed. I love to cook but that looks intense. I more of a Pioneer Woman/occasional Martha kind of girl!
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