Ingredients
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2
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750
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4
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8
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25
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Directions
Braised Oxtail (Potjiekos), Potjiekos has been part of the South African culture for centuries, since the first settlements at the Cape when food was cooked in a black cast-iron pot hanging from a chain over the kitchen fire This could work as a crockpot recipe, or as a set-it and forget-it stew Original recipe is from Conrad Gallagher’s In 3 easy Steps cookbook , Based upon Chabear’s comment, I too used the Moroccan Seasoning Mix Moroccan Seasoning Mix If you are unable to find small sweet potatoes, three large ones work very well The texture and flavor were quite rich, without providing a lot of fat (I refrigerated the left overs, and there was an exceedingly thin veneer of fat on top of the bowl) This is a good, hearty, warming dish for crisp fall days My DH and I enjoyed it very much I highly recommend it to anyone who has yet to attempt cooking or eating oxtail Thanks for posting!
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Steps
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1
Done
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Fry the Oxtail in a Hot Casserole Dish in Olive Oil to Seal It. Add Wine and Thyme. |
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2
Done
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Cook in 150 C/300 F Oven For 2 Hours. |
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3
Done
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Add Sweet Potatoes and Onions, and Cook Another 30 Minutes. |
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4
Done
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Season and Serve Hot. |
