Beef is braised until meltingly tender in a red wine and beef stock sauce, before being given a bright, umami-rich lift from the punchy salsa verde and tangy pickled walnuts. A classic combination of flavours which proves how important contrast is in a dish.
Charlie says: 'Around Thyme, there are plenty of walnut trees laden with fruit. We pick the walnuts earlier in the year, usually in June, before they have started to form their shells, and pickle them in their cases. They are delicious alongside beef, whether roasted, grilled or braised.'
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