Giveaway: Boeuf Bourguignon Dinner Kit

As the dark nights draw in, the slow cooker and ‘one-pot’ pans are put to work in my kitchen. The season for comfort food is upon us. The classic French dish of Boeuf Bourguignon made with good quality beef, bacon, a deep red wine and rich gravy is the ultimate winter warming supper.

A little while ago I joined Marco Pierre White in his kitchen with the Knorr UK team, to learn a few tricks for cooking one-pot meals such as a sweet pumpkin soup, a Parmesan-laced risotto and a quick chicken casserole.

This week, I’ll be trying out Marco’s recipe for Boeuf Bourguignon with Wild Mushrooms (you can see a video here) using seasonal ingredients from Forman and Field.

Bouef Bourguignon

Beef Bourguignon is also sometimes known as Beef Burgundy, because it originates form the French region of Burgundy or Bourgogne. Julia Child famously described the dish as “certainly one of the most delicious beef dishes concocted by man.”

To test Julia Child’s theory alongside Marco Pierre White’s recipe, I have a second box of ingredients to offer one lucky reader.

The contents of the winner’s box will include:

  • 800g beef brisket
  • 200g pearl onions
  • 200g wild mushrooms
  • unsmoked bacon
  • 125ml port
  • leek and celery
  • thyme and parsley
  • Bolney Estate Lychgate Red Wine
  • Knorr Rich Beef Stock Pot

Please note, you will have to be in to sign for your parcel containing fresh ingredients on Friday 16th November – UK delivery only.

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118 Comments

  1. MichelleHughes says:

    Home made stew perfect in this weather

  2. chris wright says:

    a hearty irish stew

  3. Kerry Kilmister says:

    beef and red wine stew

  4. SUSAN L HALL says:

    stew and dumplings yummy lovely and thick which gig chunks of potato

  5. Nickie Chapman says:

    Pulled pork in the slow cooker

  6. I love a chicken casserole with white wine!

  7. Andrew Halliwell says:

    Casserole… Can’t really say which casserole, I like beef, chicken, turkey, lamb…
    Choosing which is better is too difficult.

  8. Lynsey Buchanan says:

    chicken cassorole

  9. emma kinsey says:

    i love good old fashioned hot pot

  10. JULIE BANKS says:

    chicken and mushorooms with cream and white wine, cooked in my slow cooker. Served with fresh crusty bread and rice.

  11. Stephen holman says:

    chicken casserole

  12. Cas Philip says:

    Beef and ale casserole.

  13. Deborah Henderson says:

    oooo we have two favourites … hmm which one to choose .. minted lamb casserole i think <3

  14. wendy stanger says:

    veggie stew & dumplings

  15. Helen Moulden says:

    Chicken casserole with loads of lovely winter vegetables!

  16. shelagh milne says:

    Scouse

  17. Toulose sausages braised in kale, red onion, rosemary, garlic and a little cream. A perfect winter warmer.

  18. Tracey Belcher says:

    A one pot Beef Biryani – yummy!

  19. RACHAEL JONES says:

    BEEF STEW

  20. Elizabeth Smith says:

    Currently I’m going through a spell of cooking Chowders – mussel chowder being the best.

  21. Christina Michael says:

    Chicken casserole

  22. elaine stokes says:

    beef stew with dumplings x x x x

  23. Loma Wood says:

    I do a mean Yorkshire Hotpot (pork sausages, veggies, apple and topped with potatoes) – delicious!

  24. DANIELLE VEDMORE says:

    Coming from near Liverpool it has to be scouse!! (beef stew!!)

  25. MANDY DOHERTY says:

    Chicken and Herb Casserole

  26. A beef/red wine casserole!

  27. Beef hotpot with potatoes, carrots and whatever other seasonal vegetables I can find

  28. Karen Barrett says:

    Beef Stiffado

  29. Emma Howard says:

    I love chilli con carne!

  30. Kim Carberry says:

    Chilli con carne

  31. Hannah Bartram says:

    Beef stew and dumplings.

  32. Jen Schofield says:

    Chicken casserole

    @Jenni000

  33. kathleen hooper says:

    chicken and chickpea tagine

  34. lesley hamilton says:

    Beef hot pot with red wine

  35. jackie curran says:

    beef stew with dumplings

  36. Lorraine/Squeaky Mom says:

    Chilli con carne (as long as the micro-rice doesn’t count as a second pot!)

  37. Laura Pritchard says:

    My mum’s Shepherd’s Pie!

  38. EMMA CELLA says:

    Thai spiced chicken casserole

  39. Christine Lockley says:

    My favourite one pot meal has to be lemon and garlic chicken.

    Thanks for the chance to win x

  40. Chilli con Carne

  41. Gary Topley says:

    I really like Irish Stew, my mum and dad used to make it for me when I was younger and I still like it now.

  42. victoria leedham says:

    sausage casserole

  43. Cristina McDowall says:

    Beef risotto

  44. Laura Caraher says:

    Chilli Con Carne

  45. Susan Ellams says:

    A simple thick stew, With potatoes,meat and barley.

  46. Chilli x

  47. Natasha Corder says:

    Chicken in cider casserole, lovely!

  48. Irish stew, leave it simmering as long as possible. Perfect winter fayre

  49. Sausage and lentil hotpot. Filling, comforting and cheap

  50. beef stew

  51. Gemma Turner says:

    Sausage, Onion and Mushroom casserole in the slow cooker

  52. george Spedding says:

    Home made cheese and onion pie, home made chips and beans

  53. Rob Clayton says:

    Hot n spicy bean hotpot

  54. Its got to be a proper cassoulet with pork and beans and a breadcrumb top although they really do take alot of effort! I’m a massive fan of one pot cooking though, just browsing the recipes on my blog tonight made me realise that!

  55. Chicken, Mushroom, Bacon and Tomato casserole

  56. KIERAN WALSH says:

    a lovely casserole, with home made dumplings

  57. mick proctor says:

    Lamb casserole is tasty and saves on washing up

  58. Beans cassoulet

  59. Chilil

  60. LESLEY RENSHAW says:

    Welsh Cawl

  61. Beef casserole with a cobbler topping instead of dumplings

  62. urcb14@gmail.com says:

    beef casserole with a cobbler topping

  63. kayleigh dawn says:

    Lamb and Apricot casserole!

  64. David Powell says:

    I think even I could put this together to treat Missus!

  65. Iain Green says:

    a beef casserole cooked in my slow-cooker

  66. Fran Light says:

    My favourite one pot meal is my home made Spanish-style chicken casserole – with chicken, red peppers, black olives, onions and paprika. It’s great on its own, with crusty bread or with rice.

  67. Joanne Ogden says:

    Ham hock and cider casserole – yum

  68. ellen mckernan says:

    Granny’s brown stew- delicious and filling- yum

  69. John Taggart says:

    Pork & Bean Casserole

  70. Catherine Thomas says:

    A nice Hotpot 🙂

  71. stephanie Llewellyn says:

    chicken casseole

  72. Chiili con carne

  73. Lisa Waugh says:

    It has to be a stew on these cold days!

  74. maxime goodwin says:

    Caldo Verdi in the slow cooker 🙂

  75. laura banks says:

    sausage casserole

  76. Daniel Stacey says:

    beef casserole

  77. Tom Bowden says:

    Beef stew ideally with dumplings and pearl barley in!

  78. Chicken Casserole

    Simon.

  79. Shirley Lancaster says:

    I love to make beef stew with dumplings and anything else that can be made in one pot.

  80. I love to make a stew with potatoes, beef and mushrooms, lovely for the winter months x

  81. Angela McDonald says:

    Beef stew! Perfect for autumn weather!

  82. Lobbies !! – A northern delicacy.

  83. melanie stirling says:

    Beef stew and dumplings

  84. olivia kirby says:

    Chicken and chorizo stew

  85. Beef stew (and dumplings)

  86. CHRISTINE ANDREWS says:

    as a Lancashire lass……..it’s Lancashire hotpot with crispy dumplings

  87. lynsey morris says:

    Beef and winter veg stew…absolutely gorgeous xx

  88. chicken casserole lovely

  89. Kevin Honey says:

    Curry!

  90. Scottish vegetable broth ………………. perfect for the colder days & darker nights.

  91. helen battle says:

    mexican sausage and bean hotpot

  92. claire woods says:

    casserole – very warming at this time of year.

  93. Kate O'Neill says:

    Coq au vin

  94. The only meal my husband cooks for me and from our first date onward we have it each week – pork & apples in cider mmmm

  95. maureen moss says:

    beef in wine with button mushrooms and baby onions

  96. Sandra Clarke says:

    Sausage casserole.

  97. Can I say porridge? Ok, a real dish… venison and chestnut stew

  98. sand henderson says:

    My family loves a tasty Lamb & potato hotpot

  99. Hazel Rea says:

    Our family favourite one pot meal is turkey casserole – it’s very easy to ring the changes with different combinations of herbs, spices and vegetables.

  100. Kirsty Fox says:

    Just a lovely chicken casserole, yum

  101. Jane Willis says:

    Chilli con carne with a cornbread topping

  102. Chilil

  103. Favourite one pot is my Boston Baked Beans with British Bangers. Loooove it! So comforting!

  104. Tracy K Nixon says:

    I love to make Mustard chicken with winter vegetables!

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