14 recipes+ JUNE 2017
Sit back and let dinner simmer,
then marvel at your achievement
Take it
slow
+ USE IT Secondary cuts are best
suited for slow cooking. These include
gravy, chuck and casserole beef, lamb
shanks and shoulder, and ham hocks.
+ BROWN IT Meat needs to be well
browned and “sealed” before slow
simmering to lock in juices and help
keep it tender.
+ SIMMER IT To ensure tenderness,
meat needs to be gently cooked over
a long period of time.
SLOW COOKING
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