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beef bourguignon Thermomix Recipe

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beef-bourguignon

French food would be one of my favourite cuisines, because it’s often deliciously rich but humble. This Beef Bourguignon Thermomix recipe produces tender beef & is the ultimate comfort food recipe.

I have wanted to try my hand at a Beef Bourguignon recipe for quite some time now, but I was hesitant because I hadn’t yet mastered producing tender beef in the Thermomix.

While I am not a big wine drinker, when I cook with wine I like to choose a good quality organic drinking wine to use, as having grown up on a market garden and vineyard, I know what goes onto grapes and into the soil (chemicals, fertilisers and sprays). 

Pure Vision is a 100% certified organic wine, made just down the road from the farm I grew up on in Virginia, and where I currently live.

I believe strongly in supporting local businesses, which is why this isn’t a sponsored plug and just a passionate recommendation.

I hope your family love this one.

Love Nik xx

I like to serve this healthy Thermomix recipe with the Rustic Mashed Potato from the Rustic Shepherd’s Pie recipe or the Cauliflower Mash.

Beef Bourguignon served with rustic mash
Beef Bourguignon cooked in the slow cooker served with rustic mash

Slow Cooker Instructions

  1. Transfer to the slow cooker after Step 2 and increase the meat if you like.
  2. Omit the water & only use stock paste (this reduces the liquid).
  3. Cook on low for 8hrs, remove lid to reduce in the last 30 mins if required.
beef bourguignon Thermomix Recipe

skinnymixer's Beef Bourguignon

5 from 6 votes
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Course: Dinner
Cuisine: Beef, French
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 46 minutes
Total Time: 56 minutes
Servings: 6
Calories: 289kcal

Ingredients

  • 1 medium brown onion - peeled, quartered
  • 3 garlic cloves - peeled
  • 100 g speck or streaky bacon - thinly sliced
  • 20 g olive oil
  • 700 g gravy beef - trimmed and cubed medium/small
  • 300 g liquid beef stock - or 300 g | 10.6 oz water + 1 Tbsp beef stock concentrate
  • 200 g red wine - I used Pure Vision Organic Merlot
  • 100 g small shallots - peeled, whole
  • 50 g tomato paste
  • 2 x bay leaf
  • 5 sprigs of fresh thyme
  • 1/2 - 1 tsp salt
  • 1/2 tsp cracked black pepper
  • 100 g button mushrooms - halved

Instructions

  • Add onion and garlic to mixer bowl, chop for 2 sec/speed 6/MC on. Scrape bowl down.
  • Add speck and oil, cook for 5 min/100°C or 212°F/speed 1/MC off.
  • Add remaining ingredients, except for the mushrooms, and cook for 30 min/steaming temp/slowest speed/MC off. Put the simmering basket over the hole to avoid making a mess of your kitchen.
  • Add mushrooms and cook for a further 10 min/steaming temp/slowest speed/MC off. Put the simmering basket over the hole to avoid making a mess of your kitchen. You may need a little more or less time depending on your thermal cooker - because beef tends to have different water content levels, watch this recipe closely towards the end to avoid the meat disintegrating or drying out.

Notes

Bellini Users
Use your blunt blade for this recipe
At step 1 repeat if necessary.
At step 3 use ST temp and sp 1 if using an Intelli and 120 degrees and sp 1 if using a Supercook.
At step 4 use ST temp and sp 1 if using an Intelli and 120 degrees and sp 1 if using a Supercook.
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Nutrition

Serving: 200g | Calories: 289kcal | Carbohydrates: 3.7g | Protein: 30.9g | Fat: 14.5g | Saturated Fat: 4.6g | Sodium: 981mg | Sugar: 3.1g

Beef Bourguignon Thermomix Recipe by Skinnymixers

  1. This is my favourite Skinnymixer recipe. The only change I made was to set the speed to reverse so it doesn’t shred the beef. It has the most amazing flavour. Thanks Nik.

  2. I made this yesterday afternoon and it needed to be cooked a little more for the beef to melt in your mouth. When hubby got home I put it on again for 1/2hr etc etc and when I looked at it 1/2hr later it was ruined. It shredded and the juice was gone. We couldn’t eat it. I was so angry because it tasted soooo nice. What did I do wrong?could I have knocked the speed dial up by accident???

    1. How long extra did you cook it for? If still undercooked at end of cook as per recipe I’d only add another 5-10 mins and then check.

  3. I want to try this recipe but do not use alcohol at all. How do you think it would go using red grape juice? I’m fairly new to the thermite and love reading the recipes. Have tried three of yours so far.
    Thank you. Xxxbetty

  4. Absolutely delicious. Omitted shallots as I didn’t have any. Only used 450g of beef as that’s all I had. Very tender and tasty. Highly recommended

  5. I have a question, I’m not australian, but belgian.
    What’s “Gravy” beef? When I search for translations there is indicated that is a kind of soup.
    However I don’t think you refer to soup but to some kind of beef? Can you please help me? thanks

    1. Hi Charlie,
      Im not a butcher or an expert in meat cuts but gravy beef would be a meat suitable for slowcooking/curries etc. Ask your butcher for gravy beef – thats what I do. I hope this helps! Good luck!

    2. Beef shin, osso bucco or any cut of meat that has a lot of connective tissue that breaks down and becomes gelatinous with slow cooking

    3. Gravy beef can be purchased at most supermarkets and is also known as the shank. It’s also boneless

  6. 5 stars
    Thank you! This was awesome. My 5 year-old who usually doesn’t eat mushrooms was loving this dish and ate everything!

    Also, when 20 minutes to go, I added chopped vegies into the varoma dish and popped that on top so it was an all-in-one meal.

  7. Love the flavours. Made it for the 1st time tonight & will definitely be making it again. Will try a different cut of meat next time as the gravy beef I used was a little ‘meaty’ in taste – only a few pieces though. Thanks Nic for another great recipe xo

  8. OMG I just made this tonight with the Silky smooth sweet potato, but used regular potatoes.

    It was the best, the beef was so tender it just melted in my mouth, I will defiantly be making this again and again

    Thanks Nik for another amazing recipe

  9. Was very easy and delicious. Used some old wine and no shallots because I didn’t have any. Served with mash to make it go further. Will make again.

  10. I halved the recipe, used up some oldish mushrooms and served with steamed zucchini. Taste explosion to say the least. I will definitely make it for hubby next week when he gets home. He can have mash.

  11. I’ve made this recipe years ago and my husband didn’t like it. So….I thought as Nik’s recipes are a big winner in our home I would revisit this one and …… yayy he couldn’t get enough 🙂 Living in Tasmania means there are plenty of times when I want to eat winter warmer meals and this is a fantastic one. Thank you

  12. House is full of deli St smells.
    I use grass fed topside and cut it into 1″ cubes all. Having tried rump, gravy beef and bloat blade as well as chuck for my slow cooking recipes, I just used same as normal ,with double the mushrooms, and it came out perfect. Thanks for another winner Nik. It usually takes a day to make it .
    I’m just curious how many serves it should make?

  13. Hi all,
    I can’t wait to try this recipe, it sounds delicious! I am not a fan of mushrooms though, is there any other veggies I can substitute them with?

    Thanks 🙂

  14. Probably not traditional but I added a good dollop of heavy cream on top of my serving which I felt helped to thicken the sauce amd create a creamy mouth-feel. I was out of bay leaves so omitted, but found many recipes without, so I’m confident it wouldn’t have changed the flavour considerably. Had to cook out a further 10min to try to thicken the sauce. Overall a simple recipe with decent flavour, considering not too many ingredients, and will cook again.

  15. Made this tonight. Sooo delicious and meat was beautiful. I didn’t have the full amount of 700g of meat I only had 450gs. So reducesd the amount of wine and beef stock and it worked beautifully! Thanks for a great recipe!

  16. I cooked this for my parnter for lunch using rump steak and she absolutely loved it….. Wow this is amazing and so full of flavor served with the mash off the BCB this is definitely a keeper of a recipe…. thank you so much

  17. Absolutely dreadful.Totally all mush and no body in it.Very disappointed to waste such lovely meat.I used gravy beef and cut off any fat and sinew.I think I’ll stick to cooking the old fashioned way-on the stove.Didn’t even give it the entire cooking time it stated.:(

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