Gordon shows you how to slow-cook beef shin, utilising the marrow to make delicious gravy. Adding just a few simple ingredients creates an incredibly fresh and …

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  1. Beef stew is supposed to be dark and thick and heavy. Gordon uses light flavors such as white(?) wine, orange juice? and chicken stock? The motherfuckers doing this backwards. Maybe hes trying to create a contrast since the beef darkens up the stew in the end any way, but I always wouldve gone with red wine, canned tomatoes and dark beer to thicken it up

  2. I guarantee plenty of people have followed this to a T, simmered for one hour twenty, and been confused why their shank is still tough as boot leather. That's too short. Makes for an appealing proposition for the "I"m too busy to cook!" crowd though.

  3. I used leek instead of celery and the result was very good. I love this dish it's so delicious! What side do you use with it?

  4. The sauce from this is amazingly delicious. I used thyme and rosemary in my recipe. Next time will try the ginger and orange juice and top with the gremolata.

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