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Beef Carbonnade is the Flemish version of a beef stew, typically made with dark beer, onions and herbs. Like most "classic" recipes, the exact ingredients for Belgian beef carbonnade vary according to region. I made sure to sample some carbonnade Flamande while visiting Belgium, and immediately became addicted to its rich and hearty flavors. As soon as I came back home, I was determined to replicate this dish back home.

I'm entering these directions exactly as they're written in the cookbook, as they are translated from Flemish to English. I thought it would add an interesting flair. ha!...

Flemish Stew is a meat and onion stew made with Belgian beer. Why is it so popular? And what are the hotly contested recipe variations?

‘Stoverij’ or Flemish beef stew is Belgium’s response to chili cheese fries. It’s hearty, stick-on-your-ribs food that feels like a warm hug on a cold winter’s day. “…but it’s Sum…

This traditional beef carbonnade (Flemish stew) is made with beef chuck roast and seasoned with caramelized onions, beef broth and dark ale, which lends sweet and sour flavors to the Belgian beef stew.

Stoofvlees is the ultimate comfort food. This thick, decadent Flemish beef stew is cooked for hours (and hours) in Belgian beer and served with fries. Try our recipe the next time you're craving something hearty and heartwarming.

Winter weather is the perfect excuse to make slow-cooked, hearty meals that raise everyone’s spirits. Unlike French beef stews made with wine, this Flemish carbonnade...

Flemish Beef and Beer Stew (Carbonnade Flamande) - Pardon Your French

Travelling to Belgium? Discover the best traditional food from Belgium with this guide. Indulge in Belgian classics like moules-frites (mussels with fries), carbonade flamande (beef stew), and stoofvlees (Flemish stew). Savor the rich flavors of Belgian waffles, speculoos cookies, and chocolate pralines. Don’t miss the chance to try local cheeses and the famous Belgian fries, often enjoyed with a variety of sauces.

This typical Flemish stew recipe presents a warming beef stew created with some traditional Belgian ingredients such as Trappist beer and Liège syrup.

Belgium's national dish of Flemish beef stew (best made 1 day ahead). Great served with proper Belgian fries.

Carbonnade Flamande (Flemish Beef and Beer Stew) recipe! This rich stew is packed with beef, bacon, caramelized onions, beer, and herbs.

Dating back to the Flemish region of Belgium in the 18th century, you can find La Carbonnade à la Flamande (“Flemish roasted meat”) all over Belgium today. Every region has a special take on this recipe that gets passed down to every generation. The Belgians take pride in this rich beef and onion stew dish's trademark taste that comes from mustard, thyme, bay leaves, and most importantly, beer. #belgianfood #beefstew #recipe #traditional #beefonionstew

Carbonnade à la Flamande or Stoofvlees consists of beef stewed in beer (Belgian, of course) with a sauce thickened with bread and mustard. It's simmered on low heat for hours until the meat melts in your mouth. Every family has their own recipe; some people add mushrooms or onions, or other vegetables. But everyone agrees – it is best served over Belgian frites (French fries, which were invented and perfected in Belgium).Carbonnade is the perfect dish for a cold winter day. It’s extremely…

Craving some yummy stew with fries or authentic "waterzooi" from Ghent? These easy Belgian recipes will help you prepare the best Belgian meals right a thome.

This rich and hearty dish is one of the Belgian signature dishes. You can cook this yummy beef stew also at home. Try our recipe and enjoy.

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This is Belgian beef and beer stew. It's all about beer, beef and onions. Take your time browning the beef and cooking down the onions. It's totally worth it.