Naples-style Braised Artichokes
- Easy
- 50 min
- Kcal 126
Beef sirloin, pumpkin cubes, and a good glass of red wine are the ingredients we used to create this seasonal main course we present to you today. The braised beef with pumpkin, thanks to a high-quality cut and slow, long cooking, will be tender and very flavorful. This dish will win you over with its typically autumnal colors, due to the queen of this period: the pumpkin, which transforms into a creamy accompaniment to the meat. Make the braised beef with pumpkin yourself, a perfect dish for both a family Sunday lunch and an informal dinner.
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To prepare the braised beef with pumpkin, start by preparing the vegetable broth. Once ready, clean the pumpkin: peel it, remove the seeds and inner fibers, then cut it first into slices 1 and then into cubes 2. Peel the onion and slice it thinly 3,
then put it in a pot, preferably cast iron, with the oil 4. Let it stew for 7-8 minutes and add the sirloin 5. Sear it on all sides over medium-high heat 6,
then deglaze with the red wine 7. Once the alcohol has completely evaporated, add the pumpkin cubes 8 and the vegetable broth 9.
Add the chopped rosemary 10, salt, a pinch of pepper, cover with a lid 11, and let cook for 2 and a half hours on low heat, occasionally turning the meat and pumpkin 12.
Once the meat is cooked and tender, remove it from the pot and place it on a plate 13, keeping it warm. At this point, set aside some pumpkin cubes for the final garnish and blend the rest with the cooking juices (14-15), until you obtain a cream.
Now slice the meat 16, lay a bed of pumpkin cream on a serving plate, place the meat on top, and garnish with the reserved pumpkin cubes. All that's left is to enjoy your braised beef with pumpkin, still warm!