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Braised recipes (65)

Looking for a slow cooked hearty beef, lamb or pork stew or a one-pot chicken casserole? Maybe you need a slow-cooker recipe, a traditional Lancashire hot pot, Irish stew or chilli? We have slow-cooked pork, sun-dried tomato pasta sauce, spicy bean casseroles, relish and jam recipes, and more.

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Recipe by: Den525
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This is just a family recipe that I have changed slightly, the flavours are stronger. It is a simple dish with just simple ingredients but you will need a large pot to fit all the ingredients (can be a 1 pot dish if you wish). This dish is an overnight dish. Leaving it overnight in the fridge allows the excess oil/fat from oxtail to float to the top, therefore easily removing them.
 
Recipe by: Zoë Harpham
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Beef prepared à la bourguignonne is best started overnight to maximise the rich flavour of the beef and red wine. It's worth using a good-quality red in the dish—you'll appreciate the superior flavour.
 
Recipe by: Lynn Cole
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The use of a flour-and-water paste to seal the casserole is an old cooking technique that ensures no flavour or moisture is lost.
 
Recipe by: Lynn Cole
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Deliciously different dumplings made with suet and sausage meat add richness and flavour to this old favourite.
 
Recipe by: Zoë Harpham
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Cheap does not mean inferior when it comes to meat: many of the cheaper cuts are ideal for using in slow-cooked stews such as this one. The long cooking time tenderises the meat and maximises flavour.
 
Recipe by: Zoë Harpham
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Asian flavours are often associated with stir-fries, but as this delicious meal shows, they can be used to good effect in a hearty braise. Lemon grass, star anise and cinnamon add an exotic edge to braised beef. Serve with steamed rice or noodles.
 
Recipe by: Lynn Lewis
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Slowly braising whole baby vegetables will preserve their nutrients and intensify their flavours. Reducing the cooking juices in the final stages creates a healthy, glossy sauce.
 
Recipe by: Lynn Lewis
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The protective phytochemicals in cabbage are particularly effective against hormone-related diseases such as breast cancer.
 
Recipe by: Rayna Jordan
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Celery braised in chicken stock. A simple but flavourful side dish I often serve with roasted meats.
 
Recipe by: Zoë Harpham
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Try this stylish dish for entertaining. With the skin removed, duck breasts are full of succulent flavour but low in fat.
 
Recipe by: Lynn Cole
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Cooked to perfection, with the succulent meat falling off the bone, lamb shanks are the epitome of comfort food.
 
Recipe by: Elaine Russell
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Try these bite-sized falafel with a simple vegetable casserole. Made with canned chickpeas and then baked, the falafel are quick and easy to prepare. They're good cold as well as hot.
 
Recipe by: Zoë Harpham
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Sea bass makes an impressive meal, and its delicious flesh is moist, tender and sweet. Here it's stuffed with an exotic Moroccan-style fresh herb and spice mixture called chermoula, then braised on a bed of vegetables.
 
Recipe by: MLYIN
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Spicy chicken with an enticing aroma. Think of this dish as a Latin American curry - an exciting alternative to the usual!
 
Recipe by: mn
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This is a recipe I have perfected over the years and passed onto many others. The sauce is perfect when creamy and not too thick or too thin. Garam and tandoori masala can be found in most supermarkets.
 
Recipe by: NCANGELONE
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This is an Italian Christmas Eve favourite. This recipe can be doubled easily. Serve as a side, starter or over pasta. Buon Natale!
 
Recipe by: Cazzie
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A taste of the Caribbean without the jet lag.
 
Recipe by: Carol Alter
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A Mexican-inspired quick chicken dish that is great for a midweek supper. An added bonus: it's a one-pot meal, so less washing up!
 
Recipe by: John J. Pacheco
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From the Azores, this recipe results in toothsome, succulent beef that falls apart to the touch.
 
Recipe by: Christian Booher
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This makes a healthy, colourful and filling lunch, served on top of lettuce.
 
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