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Low-Fat Burgundy-Style Beef & Vegetable Stew Recipe

This low-fat Burgundy-style beef and vegetable stew recipe simmers lean beef with broth and dry red wine over gentle heat, then finishes with snap peas. The malzemeleri list is simple, and the nasıl yapılır steps are straightforward; a quick cornstarch slurry gives a light, glossy thickness at the end.

Low-Fat Burgundy-Style Beef & Vegetable Stew Recipe
Editorial Kitchen Archive
Prep30 min
Cook134 min
DifficultyMedium
ServingsServes 6
Energy-

Ingredients

Scale:6servings

Ingredients

(about 225–250 g) lean beef eye of round, cut into bite-size pieces
Dried thyme leaves
Salt (adjust to taste)
Black pepper
Ready-to-serve beef broth (lower-sodium if you like)
Dry red wine
Minced garlic (about 1–2 cloves)
Cornstarch
Frozen sugar snap peas
Cold water
Chopped parsley (for serving, optional)
Bay leaf (optional)

Step-by-Step Method

6-step method
01

Season the beef

Toss the beef with salt, pepper, and dried thyme. This quick step helps the flavor carry through the whole pot.

02

Add liquids and simmer

Pour in the beef broth and red wine, and add the bay leaf if using. Bring it close to a boil, then lower the heat, cover, and let it gently simmer until the beef turns tender.

03

Mix the slurry

Stir the cornstarch into cold water until smooth. If it clumps, start with a splash of water, whisk, then add the rest.

04

Thicken the stew

Raise the heat slightly so the stew bubbles softly. Slowly stream in the slurry while stirring; in about 2–3 minutes the sauce will lightly thicken.

05

Finish with garlic and snap peas

Stir in the minced garlic and frozen sugar snap peas. Cook 5–8 minutes, just until the peas are heated through and still crisp.

06

Serve

Taste and adjust seasoning. Sprinkle parsley if you want, and serve hot. It pairs well with potatoes, rice, or crusty bread.

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