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Ina Garten - How DOES She Get Away With It?
Blokeface
10-06-2009
Monday night's show on UKTV Food - she was making an 'Authentic' Beef Bourguignon.

WITH CARROTS IN IT!!

Yeah. Right.
LQS
10-06-2009
The thing is "authentic" is not the same to Americans as it is to Europeans.
RAINBOWGIRL22
10-06-2009
Originally Posted by LQS:
“The thing is "authentic" is not the same to Americans as it is to Europeans.”

Yep - this could be the "authentic" recipe she grew up with?
indianwells
10-06-2009
The recipe has evolved over the years, who's to say whether carrots were in the original?
http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/top...ef_Bourguignon
Blokeface
10-06-2009
I've scoffed quite a few Bourguignons in my time and none of them have ever had Carrots in them.

Just good Beef, baby Onions and Mushrooms.
analogueagent
10-06-2009
I guess it's like bolognese, in that there are "authentic" recipes with carrots/celery in, and then "authentic" recipes without. Probably just slight regional variations. Anyway, carrots are the food of the gods, so you should be grateful.
Blokeface
10-06-2009
Originally Posted by analogueagent:
“I guess it's like bolognese, in that there are "authentic" recipes with carrots/celery in, and then "authentic" recipes without. Probably just slight regional variations. Anyway, carrots are the food of the gods, so you should be grateful. ”

Carrots are food of the Rabbits!!
analogueagent
10-06-2009
Oh, so NOW we get to the bottom of your disgruntlement...
Blokeface
10-06-2009
Originally Posted by analogueagent:
“Oh, so NOW we get to the bottom of your disgruntlement... ”

Not really! It just seemed strange to put Carrots into a Bourguignon! I can understand them being used in the Mirepoix to make the stock for the sauce, but not whole lumps of them served with the dish itself.
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