Classic Beef Stroganoff with Easy-to-Remember Ingredients

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I was craving beef stroganoff. I'm aiming to make restaurant-quality classic beef stroganoff.

Even more authentic if you use white wine instead of red wine. My mother's beef stroganoff was this light-brown color that's in between red and white. If you like it thick, add some sour cream. It makes the dish more authentic. Recipe by noi mama chan

Classic Beef Stroganoff with Easy-to-Remember Ingredients

I was craving beef stroganoff. I'm aiming to make restaurant-quality classic beef stroganoff.

Even more authentic if you use white wine instead of red wine. My mother's beef stroganoff was this light-brown color that's in between red and white. If you like it thick, add some sour cream. It makes the dish more authentic. Recipe by noi mama chan

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Ingredients

2 servings
  1. 120 gramsThinly sliced beef offcuts
  2. 150 gramsOnion
  3. 1Salt and pepper
  4. 1 tbspButter
  5. 3 tbspCake flour
  6. 100 ml※Red wine
  7. 100 ml※Tomato juice
  8. 100 ml★Heavy cream
  9. 1※Soup stock cube
  10. 1 tbspeach ※Ketchup and sauce
  11. 1※Bay leaf

Cooking Instructions

  1. 1

    Separate the beef, salt and pepper lightly. Julienne the onion. Heat butter in a pan, and sauté the beef and onion. When the onion becomes slightly soft, turn the heat down and sift in the cake flour. Stir-fry without burning.

  2. 2

    When the beef is browned and the onion transparent, add all ※ ingredients. Simmer for 15 minutes.

  3. 3

    Add heavy cream to finish. Mix everything and turn the heat off. Serve with buttered rice or garlic rice. It looks pretty if you pour fresh cream (or non-dairy creamers) right before servings.

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