Abrir Umay
United Kingdom
Steak and ale pie
A generous British pie, filled with beef slow-simmered in brown ale with onions, carrots, mushrooms, and thyme. The puff pastry bakes to a golden brown and encases a dark, malty, and deeply comforting sauce.
4 porciones35 min de preparación170 min de cocción
4 porciones
Ingredientes
Beef chuck800 gbase
All-butter puff pastry1 pièceprepared_component
Brown ale or stout330 mlmaridaje
Beef stock300 mlprepared_component
Yellow onions2 piècesbase
Carrots2 piècesbase
Cremini mushrooms200 gbase
Garlic2 goussesdespensa
All-purpose flour2 c.à.sdespensa
Tomato paste1 c.à.sdespensa
Worcestershire sauce1 c.à.sdespensa
Canola oil2 c.à.sdespensa
Unsalted butter20 gdespensa
Fresh thyme3 brinsdespensa
Bay leaf1 feuilledespensa
Egg1 piècedecoración
Fine saltau goûtdespensa
Ground black pepperau goûtdespensa
Pasos
- Pat the beef dry, season with salt and pepper, then brown it in a hot Dutch oven with oil until all sides are well seared and smell like roast meat; set aside.
- In the same Dutch oven, melt the butter, then cook the onions, carrots, and mushrooms until they start to brown and their liquid has evaporated.
- Add the garlic, tomato paste, and flour, and stir until the mixture coats the vegetables and takes on a slightly toasted aroma.
- Return the beef to the pot, pour in the brown ale, and simmer while scraping up the browned bits until the smell of alcohol mellows out.
- Add the beef stock, Worcestershire sauce, thyme, and bay leaf, then simmer covered until the meat is fork-tender and the sauce is dark and glossy.
- Remove the thyme and bay leaf, taste and adjust the seasoning, then let the filling cool slightly to avoid making the pastry soggy.
- Pour the filling into a pie dish or deep baking dish, cover with the puff pastry, seal the edges, and cut a small slit in the center to let steam escape.
- Brush the pastry with the beaten egg, then bake until the top is puffed, deep golden brown, and crispy.
- Let rest before serving, allowing the sauce to settle so the pie cuts cleanly.
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