28 Aug
Beef with Prunes “Stew”
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Posted By: Mark Sisson
This reader created video was submitted for a Primal Blueprint Contest. Click here to find out how you can participate and win Primal prizes!
Posted By: Mark Sisson
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Looks like an interesting recipe….but here’s a hint: cut your meat up when it’s still partially frozen. Makes life MUCH easier
Totally enjoyed your presentation. I smiled all through it. Love how you make do with the tools that you have but seriously, get a good knife. All you need is one.
Another hint, oil your measuring device before the honey goes in.
One of the best beef stews I ever had, had prunes in it so I am gonna try your recipe. Thanks.
…or heat the honey a little. Don’t burn yourself.
Thanks guys!
Tee hee! Yer funny!
Fun video!
I made this dish just as you did, and let me say it’s one of the most amazing dishes I’ve ever made.
I made the tomato pulp with this recipe. I highly recommend it because it’s very rich and goes well with the stew.
http://www.theguerrillagourmet.com/2008/09/tomato-pulp.html
If you haven’t made it, do it! I never would have though onion and cinnamon would go well together but it gives this dish a really exotic taste.
Here’s a hint to help get the spices more thoroughly mixed with the meat. Make a paste by adding some water… a bit on the thinner side. The water will evaporate fairly quickly, but stir it while it’s evaporating and you’ll have much more consistent seasoning.