The Last of the Braisy Chain Roundups

Yes, everyone, the time has come. The peas are almost knee-high and it’s time to shift the focus to the fresh tastes of spring and away from the long-simmered comfort foods of winter.

Almost.

Here’s one last post of glorious braises just in case March goes out with a roar!

Austrian Chicken in Riesling
Charise from More Bread and Cheese Please! was lured by the promise of Gourmet’s description of Austrian fare as having the hearty qualities of German food with the lighter touch of French cuisine—just perfect for season-straddling.  

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Moroccan Beef Stew
Mike from Mike’s Table brings us a sublime-looking Moroccan Beef Stew with all the savory-sweet complexities that you’d expect from this particular country’s cuisine. Check out his blog for a photo-accompanied step-by-step.

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Braised Chicken Legs in Mustard Sauce
Erika from Tummy Treasure (which has a great new look, by the way) brings us another braised chicken dish, proving once again that dark meat does indeed a gorgeous braise make. This one brings back fond memories for me of a mouth watering rabbit in mustard sauce that I ate about three times in one week during a ski trip at France’s Alps d’Huez.

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Thanks for all the delicious creations, everyone! Tune in again in the fall, when I’ll bring the Braisy Chain back on line!

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4 Comments

  • Thanks for hosting this Lia. I’m having a tough time parting with the braises, but the weather has certainly gotten too warm for it down here. On to the grill!

    Posted March 18, 2008 at 5:40 pm | Permalink
  • Stephanie

    Well, it is raining and cold here so this is perfect. And I bought some beef yesterday for stew but that Moroccan beef looks pretty good. It is still winter here but down the mountain 70 miles the grass is greening up and the oak trees are beginning to leaf out. steph

    Posted March 19, 2008 at 5:33 pm | Permalink
  • That mustard sauce looks incredible.

    Posted March 19, 2008 at 7:13 pm | Permalink
  • Mike . . . You’re so very welcome! I’m having a tough time too . . . but I’m also ready for the grill. I’m debating a name for that meme . . . Grill and Swill? ;-)

    Steph . . . Let us know how the Moroccan beef tuurns out!

    Noble Pig . . . You betcha.

    Posted March 27, 2008 at 5:38 pm | Permalink

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