Today we will travel to Russia, where beef stroganoff originated when a Russian General asked his cooks to be innovative with meat. Over time it has become a very international dish, prepared around the world with multiple variations, even reaching Brazil where it is one of the most popular recipes. Although it may seem a complicated dish, its preparation is quite simple, and with a little time on a low heat we can amaze our family with a delicious dinner.
Ingredients
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of beef sirloin
2tablespoons
of flour
2.5cups
of mushrooms
2
medium or large onions
1clove
of garlic, finely chopped
2.5cups
of sour cream (can be substituted with cream with very finely chopped pickles added to it).
1glass
of dry white wine
4tablespoons
Puro Olive Oil
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1teaspoons
of Dijon mustard
0.5teaspoon
of sweet paprika
Instructions
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Cut the beef into strips approximately one centimeter thick, and lightly flour to prevent them drying out too much when sautéing.
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Wash the mushrooms, cut them into slices and set them aside.
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Sauté and seal the strips of beef in a pan with olive oil. Set aside and keep warm.
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Cut the onion into small cubes and sauté in the same pan along with the garlic until the onion turns transparent. Add the mushrooms and sauté them with a pinch of sweet paprika, making sure they don’t burn.
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Next, add the white wine and stir so that nothing is stuck to the bottom of the pan, while the alcohol of the wine is cooked off.
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Add the sour cream or cream with pickles and stir until the sauce reaches a light consistency, without thickening too much.
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Finally, add the Dijon mustard to the sauce.
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When the sauce is ready, tip the meat into it with the juices which may have been released while it rested, and cook for three to five minutes on a low heat. Garnish with chopped parsley.
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We can serve the dish with boiled white rice or fresh pasta.
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