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Roast In Apricot Mushroom Sauce

Heavenly recipe... A must-try!


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Posted: Sep 11, 2006
roast in apricot mushroom
what kind of roast is this-Chuck?
Shoulder roast?
Posted By marsha mintz, south euclid, ohio
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Posted: Sep 12, 2006
The recipe doesn't specify, it should work for both types of roast. Enjoy!
Posted By Chani Benjaminson, Rome

Posted: Oct 3, 2007
Roast in apricot and mushroom
Hopefully this will be a good one. Would also like to know specifically which type of meat to use.
Posted By Debbie F, Maple Shade, NJ

Posted: Dec 21, 2007
Beef roast with apricot in red wine jus
This dish is loved in Britain too - well rounded winter recipe
Posted By Boris, London, UK

Posted: Dec 23, 2007
roast
The recipe doesn't specify, I'd assume that any roast cut is ok.
Posted By Chani Benjaminson, Chabad.org

Posted: Apr 27, 2008
roast apricoat and mushroom sauce
when you use apricot it's better not to mix it with garlic, nor mushrooms nor red wine. Try this: use white wine instead of red one, add raisins instead of mushrooms and some nuts also. You may cook the onions with a small amount (coffeee or tea spoonfull) of sugar. It will be delicious!
Use Veal instead of red adult bovine meat, the effect will be even better!
Posted By Anonymous, Rome

Posted: Sep 29, 2010
RE: wine in recipes
SO many recipes list the use of white or red wines. They may also list as dry or sweet, etc. I know nothing about wine. It would be nice IF the writer of the recipe would at least give some suggestion as to the variety of wine instead of keeping us guessing.
Posted By FAL, west palm beach

Posted: Mar 27, 2011
Wine~Wine~Wine
I was told once, that if you don't know what wine to use when cooking then use the one that you enjoy the taste.

If that helps you. Good luck Chefs!!!
Posted By Try everything, Reseda , CA

 


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