200g Brugge Apero Rode kruiden in cubes
1500 g veal neck
100 g unsalted Brugge Butter
3 onions
3 shallots
1dl white wine
4 bay leaves
2.5 dl blonde ale
1 sprig of thyme
40 g mustard
1/2 l meat stock
5 spring onions
1 bunch of parsley
30g sun-dried tomatoes
10 hard-boiled quail eggs
Salt and pepper
1 tin tomato paste
1 red chilli pepper
For the roux
50 g unsalted Brugge Butter
50 g flour
Cut the veal in cubes of about 3 x 3 cm and fry quickly in the Brugge Butter.
Remove the meat from the pan and fry the roughly chopped onion, shallots and chilli pepper in the same pan.
Once the onions are translucent, add the white wine, the ale, the bay leaves, thyme, mustard, veal and meat stock. Leave to simmer gently for 75 minutes until the meat is cooked.
Skim off foam and pour through a sieve.
Make a roux with 50 g butter, 50 g flour and the sieved meat juice. Stir everything to form a lovely smooth sauce.
Add the Brugge Apero Rode Kruiden cubes, the tomato puree, the sun-dried tomatoes, salt and pepper to the sauce. Mix everything well.
Add the meat to the sauce and finish with the hard-boiled quail eggs, spring onions and some parsley.
Serve hot with a few pieces of bread or potatoes.