Was craving some home cooked Japanese Curry this weekend.
And the ladies at work have been asking for their fix as well.

Step 1. Working on my Mirepoix

Step 2. Add Tomatoes, Red Burgundy, Chicken Stock, and Bouquet Garnis.
Step 3. Throw in cubed Seared Beef Shoulder (and stew for 4 hours)
Step 4. In a separate pot, work on caramelizing Onions

Step 5. Add Carrots and Potatoes. Saute and add Water

Step 6. Add Japanese Curry Roux and Stir over medium heat to ensure no clumping

Step 7. Steam Rice (California Koshihikari Rice)
Step 8. Plate piping hot white rice with a slabs of tender beef and ladle curry over dish.

Step 9. Serve immediately. And EAT!
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