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Braised Oxtail With Cinnamon

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Meats Tessa 1 Servings

INGREDIENTS

2 Oxtails cut into pieces
2 T Seasoned flour
Butter
1 Onion
2 Sticks celery
2 Carrots
150 Ruby port
1 Bottle red wine, full
bodied Rhone
is good
3 Sticks cinnamon, broken into
pieces
3 Bayleaves
2 t Black peppercorns
5 Sprigs thyme, up to 6
Salt and fresh ground black
pepper
1 Strip orange zest
1 1/4 Rich beef stock

INSTRUCTIONS

Preheat oven to 150C/gas 2. Trim oxtail pieces of excess fat and wash
the meat. Toss in seasoned flour and shake off any excess. Melt some
butter in a heavy bottomed pan or frying pan. Add oxtail - sear brown
on all sides. Remove oxtail with slotted spoon to deep ovenproof
casserole.  Peel and roughly chop vegetables, add to pan and brown in
butter. Add  vegetables to oxtail in casserole. Add port to pan. Reduce
until  sticky, stirring constantly to scrape up crusty meat sediment
from  pan.  Gradually add wine to pan and bring to the boil. Boil hard
for about  10 minutes to drive off alcohol. Add stock, cinnamon, bay.
peppercorns, thyme, salt & pepper. Return to boil. Add to oxtail
casserole.  Cover with lid and cook in pre-heated oven for 31/2-4
hours, until  meat is falling from bones.  Remove oxtail from casserole
with slotted spoon and keep hot. Strain  casserole juices into clean
pan, pressing vegetables well with back of  ladle or draining spoon to
extract all possible flavour. At this  point the casserole could be
refrigerated overnight to allow fat to  solidify, and then be removed.
Re-heat oxtail and sauce.  Bring sauce to boil and season to taste.
Skin off as much fat as  possible. Sauce should be deep in colour, rich
and unctuous.  Serve oxtail with sauce poured over and with mashed
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Nutrition (calculated from recipe ingredients)
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Calories: 1800
Calories From Fat: 833
Total Fat: 94.9g
Cholesterol: 244mg
Sodium: 1029.1mg
Potassium: 2155.8mg
Carbohydrates: 209.9g
Fiber: 39.8g
Sugar: 63.8g
Protein: 36.9g


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