For this recipe we were working with two recipes from two different sources. The brisket came from a WS cookbook and the potatoes from ATK (see sources below). The mashed potatoes are made with an astonishing 22(!) cloves of garlic!

At one point the brisket in the oven for 2+ hours, so this meal definitely wasn't quick and painless, but it wasn't too tricky to prepare either. The end result was slightly drier than anticipated, so we may have needed to baste more frequently.


Ingredients for braised brisket with port wine

Julia peeling 22 roasted garlic cloves

Cookies?! How did those get in this recipe? :)

The brisket and its pot companions, just before heading into the oven

Garlic mashed potatoes, ready to serve

Jonas carefully slicing the brisket

Jonas carefully slicing the brisket


Recipe sources: Brisket: Williams Sonoma Simple Classics, Garlic mashed potatoes: America's Test Kitchen
This was a fantastic recipe for a weekend at home. It definitely took a good hour to prepare and perform the initial steps on the stovetop, but then it cooked in the oven for 2+ hours. How two(!) pounds of onions can cook away to nearly nothing is a miracle unto itself. The end result was served over egg noodles.


Jonas seasoning the beef with salt and pepper

All of the ingredients ready to go, including a big bottle of Belgian beer!

First, the beef gets browned in the pot and removed

Two whole pounds of onions go into the pot with some tomato paste

All those onions eventually cook away to a much smaller volume

There you have it: Carbonnade à la Flamande


Recipe source: America's Test Kitchen

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