Everytime I have tried to cook it it ends up like cardboard.
I'm not browning it first and leaving it at room temp for a little while before I put it in the oven.
Thank you! 
mummymoomy
Sat 07-Nov-09 20:33:29
Hi there, I always cook it in a casserole in the slow cooker on low for 8-10 hours but i do brown it first then coat it in flour and fry for another couple of minutes. i csnt ever fault the slow cooker, everthing seems to come out really tender. Hope that may help.

Brill, that DOES help
I've only had it in the slow cooker for 2 hours! That's where I'm going wrong!
Thank you! X
ABetaDad
Sat 07-Nov-09 20:53:10
Second the slow cooker idea.
Made a fantastic Beef bourguignon last week. Worked miles better than I imagined.
Fried everything up after marinading the beef as it says in the recipe I linked to and then just chucked it all in the slow cook for 4 hours.
Lovely with nice green veg and simple mash.
Coat it seasoned flour, brown in butter on the hob.
I like cooked with whole shallots, mushrooms, herbs and either stock or beer.
Bring up to a simmer and then put in the oven on gas 4 for 3 hours min, and then turn the oven off and leave it. Reheat when required (or for the next day store in fridge once cool)
ABetaDad
Sun 08-Nov-09 20:37:20
Bellared - not sure what would happen if you missed the wine. I just used on bottle of the absolute cheapest rough dry red I could find in the supermarket. Not two as is suggested in the recipe.
ABetaDad
Sun 08-Nov-09 20:40:30
Yes raw red meat can be cooked/stewed thoroughly and frozen and then reheated thoroughly and eaten.
I have saved some of the left over from the recipe I linked above so if I have a bad tummy later on thsi week I'll be sure to let you know. 
SexyDomesticatedDad
Mon 09-Nov-09 12:01:48
Pressure cooking wors fab on the cuts like this - quicker than the slow cooker if you are in a hurry!
Thanks ABD, I sometimes make way to much and don't like waste.
Wow, more Dads!
SDD, I'm scared of pressure cookers. How do you use them? 