This post is written in partnership with Rosella
I’ve been feeling a little lost this last week. For the last 5-ish months, I have been supervising the build of our new home, being a first time mum to a beautiful little boy, as well as keeping house. I just managed to keep on top of washing, dishes, cleaning, and cooking. And as you may have notice, the blog was the first thing to go.
Since we have moved in, nearly 3 weeks ago now, we’ve had a few little jobs to do here and there, and I’ve been able to fill my days. But the last week, things have finally started to slow down. And with the slowing down, has come the ramping up of this here space.
So naturally I jumped at the opportunity to create a recipe with some Rosella sauces. I’m loving coming up with meals where I can create all the elements, I find it mentally stimulating, satisfying and good for the finances.
This pulled beef was a winner! After dinner we separated the left overs into zip lock bags and chucked it in the freezer, it’ll be so great for a night where I just can’t be bothered.
You too have the opportunity to make this pulled beef, because the fabulous folks at Rosella are offering one lucky reader of The Life of Clare a pack of their delicious sauces.
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– Giveaway runs from 6 am 18/02/2015 until 6 am 25/2/2015. A winner will be chosen at random and contacted by 26/2/2015.
- 1.5 kg Blade Steak
- 2 tsbpn olive oil
- 1 red onion, halved and sliced thinly
- 1 tsp chili powder
- 2 tsp ground coriander
- 2 tsp cumin
- 1/4 cup apple cider vinegar
- 1 1/2 cups water
- 1 tin tomatoes
- 2 bay leaves
- 1 x 250gm jar of Rosella Fruit Chutney
- Season steak with salt and pepper.
- Using 1 tsbpn of oil sear steak on all sides and remove from pan.
- Add remaining oil, fry onion until soft, add spices, stir until fragrant.
- Pour in vinegar and stir until nearly gone, then stir in water, tomatoes, chutney and bay leaves.
- Add all ingredients to the slow cooker, and put on low for 8 hours.
- When finished, shred beef and either remove beef from liquid, serve with liquid or drain beef in colander.
- Serve with coleslaw and bread rolls.
Fantastic recipe! I might even try it with pulled poached chicken after I try making your beef version.
Oh yum, let me know how you go.
This looks and sounds delicious! I do pulled pork in the slow cooker but will definitely have to give this beef with chutney a go!
I really liked the subtle sweetness that was added with the fruit chutney.
I am absolutely the queen of the pulled pork (no actual crowns involved, i just do it all the time) but have not tried pulled beef. Which is odd because I really do prefer beef over pork.
Thanks for the inspiration. This looks superb.
I’ve not done pull pork, but I love to eat it, so I really should give it a go.
Yum! I love the recipes you share with us. I am always looking for new recipes to cook for my husband. x
Thanks so much Jade!
I love pulled beef almost as much as I like pulled pork. The fruit chutney with it sounds AMAZING!
I love pulled pork, but I never cook it! I really should give it a go!
I always have a jar of Rosella Fruit Chutney in my pantry. I use it in my meatballs, devilled eggs and to serve along with a corned beef meal. Now I have a new way of using it. Thanks for posting this delicious recipe!
I’ve never thought to add it to things before, but now I know that it’s a winner, I’m going to use it a lot more.
Thanks for the recipe Clare, your pictures made my mouth water. I just printed the recipe and will add it to the menu this week.
So glad you like the pictures and that you printed the recipe. Please do let me know if you make it.
I suspect I’d be the best mum and wife ever if I made such a dish for the family! Every now and then I shake off my meat aversion and cook them something like this… and then I freeze the remains, like you, for those nights I just can’t be bothered.
This was so easy too. You just chuck it all in the slow cooker and leave it.
Claire this looks sooo good. I haven’t made a pulled meat in ages. To the butcher I go!
You should definitely give it a go. It’s a great one for the freezer too.
The pulled beef looks amazing and must have so much flavour with the apple cider vinegar. I do love how you had leftovers – always such a joy xx
It was really delicious! Left overs are my favourite.
Oh my goodness, Clare! This looks amazing 🙂
XX, SS || A Little Seersucker Sass
Thanks SS!
Pinned and making them this Sunday when we have friends coming for ‘linner’. I’ve already got a jar of the fruit chutney in the pantry so away I go! Thanks Clare. x
I’d love to know what you thought. We used some of the left over meat to make a pie the other night, delicious!