Your Questions About Beef Recipes Food Network

Sandy asks…

did i mess up a good beef burgundy recipie by using real burgundy?

i cooked beef burgundy in a slow cooker by a recipe,and it turned out awful…the only thing i can think of that ruined it was using real burgundy wine instead of cooking burgundy..is that it,if i followed the recipe to a tee otherwise?(i got the recipe off Food Network‘s website..and everyone that had reviewed the recipe said it tasted excellent)

Bill Johnson answers:

Not all burgundy’s are made equal… It depends on the quality of it. But in general, if it tasted good before you put it in, it should have been fine.

I would be a little suspect of any slow cooker recipe that used a decent wine though… Seems like a waste. Braising would likely turn out better.

Any of the ingredients that were in it could have been “off” and thrown the recipe though… Hard to tell from the info. Sorry.

Sharon asks…

What is a good recipe to use chunks of beef tenderloin?

I recently bought a 4 pound whole beef tenderloin. I cut it up into a roast size portion, two steaks, and then I had just less than a pound of “stew meat size” pieces left. I am looking for a recipe that will make the most of the beef tenderloin chunks. I’ve tried allrecipes and food network, and I haven’t found what I’m looking for yet. Any suggestions??
After seeing these answers I should clarify.. this is good tender meat, I am not looking for anything that will cook it to death, like stew or crock pot recipes. The stir-fry and kebob ideas are closer…any more ideas?

Once I had Beef Tips Monterey in a restaurant. It was beef in a creamy sauce with cheese and onions I think, but I have no idea how to make that. Something along those lines is what I am looking for.

Bill Johnson answers:

A very simple beef stir fry…. Season the beef cubes with a handful of grill seasoning, stir fry until just under the temperature you like (I prefer rare) then add a half onion chopped along with assorted chopped peppers and any other veggies you like!

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