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the bay leaves  and thyme   sprigs. Bring   the liquid  to  a
boil over high heat and reduce it until coats the back of
a spoon but doesn’t taste heavy. Season to taste with
salt and pepper.

9.      Meanwhile,  remove  the twine   from    the beef    and slice   it
against the grain into ½-inch-thick pieces. Place the
pieces in overlapping layers in a 12-inch skillet and add
a few ladles of sauce to moisten them. Cover the skillet
and set over medium-low heat, shaking occasionally,
until the meat is heated through, about 15 minutes.


  1. Transfer the meat to warmed serving plates or a large
    platter and top with the cooked vegetables and more
    sauce. Serve immediately.

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