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Licorice Root and Malt Beer Beef Stew
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Jenine
June 19, 2017
Hello! Does the recipe call for 4 inches of licorice root, or 4 ounces? It say inces, which could likely be either. Please clarify as I would love to give this a go. I am fortunate enough to have a lot of licorice growing on my property. Thanks!
Ticketytwo
October 17, 2015
This was delicious. I was able to continue cooking it the next day because I had to run out. I added the carrots and Yukon gold potatoes afterwards. I did take the prunes out afterwards. I love prunes, just not cooked.
Ticketytwo
October 11, 2015
I'm making this now but I'm running out of time and will only be able to simmer 3 hours. Is it possible to store the whole thing in the fridge with the liquid and continue cooking the next day?
Victoria C.
December 2, 2010
This looks completely delicious. I LOVE licorice and make an ice cream using licorice tea, which has a very subtle taste of licorice and is a beautiful fawn color. I suspect liking licorice is linked to a gene as there ARE countries where people love it - Denmark, Holland, Australia, even Italy. When someone tells me they like licorice except for the black kind, I tell them that other stuff isn't licorice, it's gummy candy.
I am making this on Saturday! Thanks.
I am making this on Saturday! Thanks.
Oui, C.
February 16, 2010
This sounds fabulous, I can't wait to try it! The addition of licorice root is inspired.
Jennifer A.
February 13, 2010
I am really happy you posted this recipe. The combination of ingredients here are really unique to any of the stews I have ever come across in my collection of cookbooks, and include some of my favorites (I love macerated dried fruits in savory dishes). Will try as soon as I can find the licorice root.
Sugartoast
February 12, 2010
Thanks for this recipe, I can't wait to try it! The beef & licorice combination reminds me of a braised beef shank / tendon stew that my mother used to make. She used star anise and white turnips, braised the beef slowly, and served it on the "soupy" side over wide rice noodles.
Food B.
February 11, 2010
Licorice, beer, and balsamic vinegar all in the same stew? This may just have become my all-time favorite stew, and I haven't even tasted it yet.
mangolisa
February 11, 2010
gorgeous. Perfect valentine's day stay in dinner too since licorice is an aphrodisiac! Will give this a try using Belgian dark beer :-)
TasteFood
February 11, 2010
Tillykke - det lyder meget lækkert!
My licorice-loving family will love this recipe!
My licorice-loving family will love this recipe!
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