Beef braised in red wine with mushrooms, pearl onions, and lardons. French countryside perfection.
Bourguignon comes from Burgundy, France — wine country. Originally a peasant dish (tough cuts braised slowly in cheap wine), Julia Child introduced it to America in the 1960s and it became synonymous with French cooking. The secret is twofold: use a wine good enough to drink (you will drink the rest while cooking), and give it time. The meat should fall apart when you look at it.
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