EIWITRIJK RECEPT · FASE 4 · DINER

Lean stewing beef with celeriac puree

Gently braised lean stewing beef with creamy celeriac puree, balanced for Phase 4.

135 min totaal 1 portie 470 kcal p.p. 38 g protein

Slowly braised stewing beef becomes beautifully tender in a light gravy with bay leaf and mustard, whilst a creamy celeriac puree makes this dish truly comfort food. The lean meat becomes almost tender after two hours of simmering and the puree based on quark catches every drop of gravy. Pure Dutch braising craft in a refined, balanced form.

Phase 4 is about balance and maintenance, and this meal distributes protein and carbs with care. The stewing beef delivers thirty-eight grams of protein for solid satisfaction and muscle maintenance, whilst the celeriac provides a light, fibre-rich base with few carbs. So you enjoy a full plate that fits perfectly with your high-protein diet in the maintenance phase.

Lovely with a portion of braised sprouts or grilled mushrooms on the side. A sprig of fresh thyme in the gravy adds an aromatic, savoury depth.

Zo maak je het

  1. Season the meat with pepper and salt and sear all over.
  2. Fry the onion and deglaze with the stock, bay leaf and mustard.
  3. Braise the braising beef covered for two hours on low heat until tender.
  4. Meanwhile, cook the celeriac and mash with the quark until smooth.
  5. Serve the braising beef with the gravy over the celeriac mash.

Bewaren

Store the sucade slices with gravy covered for a maximum of three days in the fridge or freeze them for up to three months. The meat becomes even more tender after a night's rest in the gravy.

Variatietips

Add a handful of halved shallots or mushrooms to the stew for more depth. You can enrich the celeriac puree with a spoonful of horseradish for a spicy twist.

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