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{{recipe}} | [[Cookbook:Beef|Beef]]
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| [[Beef|Beef]]
  
 
==Ingredients==
 
==Ingredients==
 
;For the beef and broth
 
;For the beef and broth
*3-4 lb. [[cookbook:beef|beef]] roast
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*3-4 lb. [[beef|beef]] roast
*2 cans beef [[Cookbook:Stock|stock]]
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*2 cans beef [[Stock|stock]]
*2 cups [[cookbook:water|water]]
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*2 cups [[water|water]]
*4 small beef [[Cookbook:Bouillon Cube|bouillon cubes]]
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*4 small beef [[Bouillon Cube|bouillon cubes]]
*4 [[Cookbook:Bay Leaf|bay leaves]]
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*4 [[Bay Leaf|bay leaves]]
*some dried minced [[cookbook:onion|onion]]
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*some dried minced [[onion|onion]]
*some [[Cookbook:Worcestershire Sauce|Worcestershire sauce]]
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*some [[Worcestershire Sauce|Worcestershire sauce]]
*[[cookbook:pepper|pepper]] and [[cookbook:salt|salt]] to taste
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*[[pepper|pepper]] and [[salt|salt]] to taste
  
 
;For the roux
 
;For the roux
*1 stick of [[Cookbook:butter|butter]]
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*1 stick of [[butter|butter]]
*½ cup [[Cookbook:Flour|all purpose flour]]
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*½ cup [[Flour|all purpose flour]]
  
 
;For the final assembly
 
;For the final assembly
*additional [[cookbook:flour|flour]], for dredging
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*additional [[flour|flour]], for dredging
*2 [[cookbook:egg|egg]]s
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*2 [[egg|egg]]s
*[[Cookbook:Bread Crumb|Bread crumbs]], for dredging
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*[[Bread Crumb|Bread crumbs]], for dredging
*[[Cookbook:Vegetable oil|Vegetable oil]] or [[Cookbook:shortening|shortening]], for [[Cookbook:Deep Fat Frying|deep frying]]
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*[[Vegetable oil|Vegetable oil]] or [[shortening|shortening]], for [[Deep Fat Frying|deep frying]]
  
 
==Procedure==
 
==Procedure==
# Add the first set of ingredients to a [[cookbook:Slow Cooker|slow cooker]]. Cook overnight on low, or until the meat starts to fall apart.
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# Add the first set of ingredients to a [[Slow Cooker|slow cooker]]. Cook overnight on low, or until the meat starts to fall apart.
 
#This should yield about 1 quart (1 liter) of broth. Chill it in the fridge until the fat solidifies on the surface. Scoop off the fat.
 
#This should yield about 1 quart (1 liter) of broth. Chill it in the fridge until the fat solidifies on the surface. Scoop off the fat.
#Use 2 forks to tear apart the meat. You can use a [[Cookbook:Food Processor|food processor]] if you don't want big chunks of meat in the final product.
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#Use 2 forks to tear apart the meat. You can use a [[Food Processor|food processor]] if you don't want big chunks of meat in the final product.
#In a deep [[Cookbook:Frying Pan|frying pan]], prepare a light brown [[Cookbook:roux|roux]] with the butter and flour.
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#In a deep [[Frying Pan|frying pan]], prepare a light brown [[roux|roux]] with the butter and flour.
 
#While stirring the roux, slowly start adding the broth. It should accept all the broth to make a real thick sauce.  
 
#While stirring the roux, slowly start adding the broth. It should accept all the broth to make a real thick sauce.  
 
#Season with salt & pepper to taste. Pour it into a bowl or container and chill it for a couple of hours, or better, overnight.
 
#Season with salt & pepper to taste. Pour it into a bowl or container and chill it for a couple of hours, or better, overnight.
 
#Prepare 3 stations, one deep plate with flour, one with 2 beaten eggs, one with plain bread crumbs. Start rolling the meat into small balls, about 1 1/2 in diameter. Roll each ball into flour, then egg, then plain breadcrumbs.
 
#Prepare 3 stations, one deep plate with flour, one with 2 beaten eggs, one with plain bread crumbs. Start rolling the meat into small balls, about 1 1/2 in diameter. Roll each ball into flour, then egg, then plain breadcrumbs.
#[[Cookbook:Deep Fat Frying|Deep fry]] in 350 °F vegetable oil or shortening until golden brown.
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#[[Deep Fat Frying|Deep fry]] in 350 °F vegetable oil or shortening until golden brown.
 
#Serve hot with the sauce.
 
#Serve hot with the sauce.
  
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*Croquettes can be prepared ahead of time and frozen in a freezer zipper bag. When ready to continue, they may be added to the heated oil without being defrosted.
 
*Croquettes can be prepared ahead of time and frozen in a freezer zipper bag. When ready to continue, they may be added to the heated oil without being defrosted.
  
[[Category:Beef recipes|{{PAGENAME}}]]
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[[Category:Beef Recipes|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Slow cooker recipes|{{PAGENAME}}]]
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[[Category:Slow cooker Recipes|{{PAGENAME}}]]

Latest revision as of 14:31, 10 May 2012

| Beef

Ingredients

For the beef and broth
For the roux
For the final assembly

Procedure

  1. Add the first set of ingredients to a slow cooker. Cook overnight on low, or until the meat starts to fall apart.
  2. This should yield about 1 quart (1 liter) of broth. Chill it in the fridge until the fat solidifies on the surface. Scoop off the fat.
  3. Use 2 forks to tear apart the meat. You can use a food processor if you don't want big chunks of meat in the final product.
  4. In a deep frying pan, prepare a light brown roux with the butter and flour.
  5. While stirring the roux, slowly start adding the broth. It should accept all the broth to make a real thick sauce.
  6. Season with salt & pepper to taste. Pour it into a bowl or container and chill it for a couple of hours, or better, overnight.
  7. Prepare 3 stations, one deep plate with flour, one with 2 beaten eggs, one with plain bread crumbs. Start rolling the meat into small balls, about 1 1/2 in diameter. Roll each ball into flour, then egg, then plain breadcrumbs.
  8. Deep fry in 350 °F vegetable oil or shortening until golden brown.
  9. Serve hot with the sauce.

Notes, tips, and variations

  • Instead of balls, you can roll "cigars", about 4 inches long and about 1-1/4" in diameter.
  • Croquettes can be prepared ahead of time and frozen in a freezer zipper bag. When ready to continue, they may be added to the heated oil without being defrosted.