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Beautiful Braised Steak – Homestyle Goodness at Its Best



👉 Full recipe here:

This tender braised steak melts in your mouth and is served with a rich, velvety gravy that’s full of deep flavour. It’s a comforting homestyle classic that’s surprisingly easy to make – the oven does most of the work! In this video, I demonstrate my favourite method, including how to get beautifully browned beef, build a proper gravy, and serve it up with honeyed carrots, boiled potatoes, and peas. It’s a meal that always gets rave reviews.

I also share a few personal touches, like a tip from my son-in-law’s professional cookery book, and some tricks I’ve picked up from years of cooking at work. Whether you’re after a hearty Sunday lunch or a classic weeknight dinner, this one’s a keeper.

🧡 Thanks so much for watching – hope you enjoy this one as much as we do!

@leescooking

00:00 Introduction
00:36 Preparing the Braise
05:28 Boiling Potatoes
05:58 Honeyed Carrots
07:16 Glazing the Carrots & Draining Potatoes
09:30 Removing Meat from Oven & Finishing Sauce
12:23 Plating Up & Serving
12:53 Where this Method Comes From

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50 Comments

  1. Hmm,thinking you are a southern lady, your accent is definitely not Lancashire, England 😂😂, if I am right and you are in oz, give me a point in the quiz team 😅😅, is it wrong to say that every country has a comforting stew of somthaughts, where there is no recipe, we had a family allotment many years ago in 2001 when times were good in the UK, wish we had it now 🫣🤫, a stew is a good hearty meal, no matter what the country, we all do the same thing, so why can we not cook together in peace ❤❤,

  2. It looks delicious. I like your cooking technique. I could follow your reasoning for ingredients and even get an idea of the taste. This seems like a meal the elderly and young children can easily eat ….simple herbs and seasonings and soft textures. I cook gluten free too. So I appreciate how you thickened the gravy. I have a chuck roast thawing in the fridge. I think I'll try this tonight. Thank you for sharing your recipe.

  3. My mother always used chuck steak or gravy beef for casseroles or stews. It really gives a lovely flavour. It takes a while to cook, but it just falls apart. I will try this. It reminds me of her cooking. Old fashioned, nutritious and so tasty. Looks so good I’ve just subscribed. I’m 67. I love good old cooking. Give me this sort of food any day.

  4. This Kentucky boy loves his steaks cooked over a fire. However, this looks amazingly delicious. I already prepare carrots this way. Only difference is I add a small splash of bourbon to them. I’m trying your recipe and maybe next weekend. Muchas gracias!!!!

  5. As I was looking at you make this, I was immediately interested to see you use gluten free flour, "Coeliac disease" sufferer. I will definitely try this method, and I noticed that all of the recipes I had a quick look at appear to be gluten free also.😊

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