Steps to Make Speedy Mike's Beef Stew & Baguettes

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To begin with this particular recipe, we must prepare a few ingredients. You can have mike's beef stew & baguettes using 19 ingredients and 20 steps. Here is how you cook it.

The ingredients needed to make Mike's Beef Stew & Baguettes:

1. Get Prime Rib [bone in]
2. Make ready Frying Oil
3. Prepare AP Flour [add 1 tbs salt & 1 tbs cracked black pepper to flour]
4. Get Crushed Tomatoes [with juice - use half]
5. Make ready Tomato Paste [use 1/2]
6. Make ready Swansons Beef Stock [reserve 1]
7. Prepare Each: Dried Thyme - Dried Rosemary - Dried Basil - Dried Oregano
8. Get Whole Bay Leaves
9. Prepare McCormick Beef Stew Seasoning [this addition really does add an extra kick to your stew]
10. Get Fresh Garlic [smashed & minced]
11. Prepare Granulated Onion Powder
12. Take Black Pepper
13. Prepare Celery Seed
14. Prepare LG Tomato [large dice]
15. Take Quality Burgundy Wine
16. Make ready Medium White Onions [rough chop]
17. Take Celery [rinsed - 1" chop]
18. Make ready Carrots [rinsed - peeled & 1" chop]
19. Prepare Medium Idaho Potatoes [washed - peeled & chopped into 1" cubes]

Instructions to make Mike's Beef Stew & Baguettes:

1. Heat thick bottomed pot and add oil.
2. Coat rib with flour, salt and pepper mixture on all sides. Including sides.
3. Add prime rib to heated oil.
4. Sear prime rib in oil. Prepare flour mixture with 1 tbs salt and 1 tbs black pepper.
5. Sear on all sides - including sides until meat is throughly browned. This will pull the sugars in the meat to the top.
6. Pull seared prime rib from pot and set to the side.
7. Add a small amount of beef broth to pot. Bring up to a boil and scrape all of those delectable tid bits from the base of pot.
8. Add all dried seasonings, wine, 1/2 of your tomato paste, garlic, McCormick packet, broth, [reserve 1 box] 1/2 of your canned tomatoes and 1 large diced tomato to the pot. Wisk well.
9. Add prime rib to pot. Simmer on medium for 3 hours covered. Or longer, until your meat is melt in your mouth tender. Carefully flip prime rib over 1/2 way through your simmer. Stir stew regularly.
10. Pull your prime rib. Allow to cool just slightly.
11. Skim any floating fat from the top of broth with a ladle as there will be some. It's easy to remove. 1st picture: floating fat. 2nd picture: fat removed.
12. Fat removed.
13. Chop your vegetables. Peel and chop your potatoes last. Otherwise, they'll brown. If you do decide to chop them early, place them in a bowl fully covered in ice water.
14. Add your vegetables to pot.
15. Chop your prime rib into 1" pieces. Disgard any fat that's attached.
16. Add meat to pot.
17. Add additional broth as needed. Simmer until carrots and potatoes are tender. About a half an hour. Your potatoes will absorb quite a bit of your original fluids so know additional broth might be needed.
18. Baguettes are a sturdy bread capable of holding up to a hot, heavy broth. Slice your pre-baked baguette bread into 4" pieces, lightly coat with EVOO or butter and toast in the oven at 350° for 7 to 10 minutes. Or, until bread is crispy. You can also serve it fresh.
19. Plate stew and garnish with fresh parsley. Serve with warm baguette bread.
20. Enjoy!

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