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  • Serves 8
  • 3 hours
  • Difficulty Medium
  • 18 Ingredients

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This is a meal I hold close to my heart and takes me all the way back to my childhood.

If you have the time you can head to your local butcher and get them to cut up some beef marrow bones. I then make a nutritious beef bone broth that I let simmer overnight. This is time consuming and alternatively a beef stock can be used.

Do not forget to get yourself a beautiful soft bread to dunk into the sauce *insert chefs kiss here


Ingredients (serves 8)

  • 1kg Osso bucco
  • 2 large brown onions sliced
  • 4 Garlic cloves chopped
  • Handful of celery leaves chopped
  • 3 Corn cobs halved
  • 4 Carrots large, chunked
  • 1 Pumpkin small, chunked
  • 6 Potatoes large, halved
  • 1 1/2tbl Cumin
  • 1 1/2tbl Sweet Paprika
  • 1 1/2tbl Oregano dried
  • Sea salt flakes
  • Olive oil
  • Beef bone broth
  • Cooked pasta
  • GARNISH:
  • Coriander chopped
  • Sriracha

Method

  1. On medium heat, sear osso bucco in a large cast iron pot in a drizzle of olive oil and set aside.
  2. Stir in onions, garlic and celery leaves. Once it starts to brown return osso bucco to the pot.
  3. Pour in beef bone stock till the pot is 3/4 filled. Season with salt. cover with lid and place on med heat.
  4. At the 30 minute mark add in the carrot and potatoes. After 40 minutes stir in pumpkin and cook for additional 15 minutes. If the osso bucco is soft then it’s ready. Add in the corn cobs, cover with lid and turn off heat. The remaining heat will cook the corn.
  5. Important to note when serving, place the cooked pasta in the bowl and add the ingredients. Do not mix pasta into the soup and store separately as the pasta will absorb the broth.
  6. Garnish with coriander and sriracha, enjoy!

  • A fantastic looking great old-fashioned stew – with plenty there to chew up. Thanks so much for sharing your recipe.

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  • Such a hearty and delicious looking stew! Yum!

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  • This looks amazing! I love a hearty stew in winter!

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  • Stews can be lovely. I would make it without the meat and broth to make it vegetarian and possibly add a substitute

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  • Stews are the all round perfect meal for families, thanks for your recipe.

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  • My Mum use to make the best stew dishes for us. This recipe I will certainly give it a go and intend to enjoy.

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  • This looks delicious!

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  • Looks so good!

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  • My husband would love this Cazuela Chilean Stew. If I ever get around to making it I will make sure I buy some soft bread to dunk into the sauce.

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  • This looks delicious. Love the colour, the different ingredients and textures. Yum.

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  • Looks amazing- so much colour!

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  • This is making my mouth water. I’ll have to wait unfortunately until I do my next shop. We don’t have a butcher in our small town.

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  • This recipe has me drooling!! Thanks

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  • What a nice and delicious recipe looking!! Can’t wait to try making it!

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  • Can’t wait to try this! Great sounding recipe!!

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  • This looks so good!

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  • Thanks for sharing, I love a recipe using osso bucco. Will give this a go for sure.

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  • I’m surprised I’ve never tried that as my hubby is from there

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  • Packed with meat n veg, cooked in one pot, what’s not to love

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  • Oh wow! This looks delicious!

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