Beef Ragu

This is dish 2 using my Batch and Match Beef Stew recipe



By Katie Caldesi, Cookbook author for people living with diabetes.

 

A meat sauce, known as a ragu in Italian, doesn’t have to be made from minced meat like a Bolognese. Many ragus are made with a whole piece of beef or larger pieces like this recipe. My husband, Giancarlo, adds cream to the beef stew to thin it down into a rich, sticky ragu and loves it over the vegetable noodles made from spiralised swede or courgette. He always tops it with grated Parmesan or Grana Padano.

Per serving:*

Nutrition facts

Serves 2
Nutrition facts 10 mins cooking time

 

INGREDIENTS

approx. 300g (10½oz) Beef Stew (click here for recipe)

2 tablespoons double cream (optional)

1 quantity vegetable noodles, hot

25g (1oz) Parmesan or Grana Padano cheese, finely grated or shaved

salt and pepper

METHOD

  1. Reheat the beef stew until it is bubbling, adding enough water to give it a sauce consistency and break up any larger pieces of meat with a wooden spoon. You can also take 2 forks to the stew to break up the meat giving a pulled appearance. 

  2. Add the cream, if using. 

  3. Taste and adjust the seasoning to your liking.

  4. Serve over the vegetable noodles, topped with the cheese.

Once you have your beef stew base, you can use it to make these three delicious meals...

Base recipe

Batch & Match Beef Stew

Katie’s hearty beef stew—it’s the perfect base for four tasty meals.*
 

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Dish 3

Chilli Con Carne

Spice and comfort in one bowl—Katie’s chilli uses her Match & Batch Beef Stew base.*
 

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Dish 4

Beef Curry

Big flavour, low effort. This is Katie’s go-to for a quick curry using her Match & Batch Beef Stew.*

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References & Disclaimers 

Product image are for illustrative purposes only. Not real patient data.

The examples provided are not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice. Please consult your physician or qualified healthcare provider regarding your condition and appropriate diabetes management plan. Individual symptoms, situations and circumstances may vary. 

*Nutritional information may vary by portion, recipe and preparation.

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