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Braised recipes (40)

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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A nice accompaniment to a rice dish. It has a little citrus tang added to the spiciness.
 
Recipe by: Pat
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A very typical Nonya dish, there are many variations to this recipe. You can add belacan (shrimp paste), candlenuts, red chillies or omit the tamarind. It's up to you.
 
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This Nonya braised pork dish is delicious eaten with rice. It also tastes good the next day when all the flavours have melded together. I also use the leftover meat and sauce for a sandwich using a baguette and garnish it with some chopped cilantro, tomatoes and cucumber. Yummy!
 
Recipe by: want2hike
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This stew is traditionally for St. Patrick's Day but is also suited to more cooler weather. Either way, the mixture of the beef and Guinness is awesome! I usually add more beer than the recipe calls for and serve it with mashed potatoes.
 
Recipe by: Emelita
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This dish is rich in flavor due to the slow cooking of the beef with all the ingredients. The beef can be cooked to tenderness a day before so you can skim off the fat making it more heart healthy. Do not use pressure cooker for this dish. This is a very versatile dish. It can be served with rice or bread or boiled potatoes.
 
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 wine in the dish—you'll appreciate the superior flavour.
 
Recipe by: Zoë Harpham
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A hearty beef and vegetable casserole that can be left to cook or made ahead and then reheated before serving. Cook the dumplings on top shortly before serving.
 
Recipe by: Zoë Harpham
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Beef provides plenty of iron and minerals. It makes a mouth-watering casserole when cooked with beer and hearty winter vegetables.
 
Recipe by: Suhara
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This rich coconut beef dish is slow-cooked till the beef is tender. It is served during special occasions with various rice dishes including nasi kunyit, nasi lemak or ketupat.
 
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: 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: Suhara
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This dish is good eaten with steamed rice or wantan noodles.
 
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This vegetarian dish can be served with steamed rice or noodles. The delicate Japanese tofu takes the flavour of the sauce and the vegetables give the dish texture.
 
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: Zoë Harpham
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Enjoy this Asian-inspired meal of pork coated in a sticky, caramelised glaze, with healthy steamed Asian greens and rice on the side.
 
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This dish is very popular in Vietnamese households for everyday eating but is also traditionally served during Tet, the Vietnamese Lunar New Year. The longer you cook the pork belly, the more tender it becomes.
 
Recipe by: Carol Alter
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A Mexican-inspired quick chicken dish that is great for a midweek dinner. An added bonus: it's a one-pot meal, so less washing up!
 
Recipe by: dbarrett
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A warming, substantial dinner if served with mashed potatoes or pasta. It smells delicious as it's simmering with fresh herbs and white wine.
 
Recipe by: SAI
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A classic and easy chicken curry that's better than any takeaway. Serve hot with naan or rice.
 
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