Recipes
Tony Maws's Braised Oxtails With Maitake, Caramelized Shallots And Orange
Episode 712: Maitake Mushrooms/Worcestershire Sauce
Serves 4
Ingredients
4 pounds cut, grass-fed oxtails
1 navel orange, sliced into 1/2-inch rounds
1/2-inch ginger, smashed
6 ea peeled shallots
1/3 pound maitake mushrooms
2 cups full-bodied red wine
2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce
1 bunch scallions, sliced thin
Flour for dusting
Salt and pepper
Canola oil for browning
Directions
Dust and season the cut oxtails all around with flour, salt and pepper. Heat oil over medium-high heat in a Le Creuset or other enameled braising pot. Color oxtails on all sides and remove from pot. Discard oil and wipe clean. Add 2 tablespoons oil and roast oranges on both sides, remove when well caramelized on both sides. Roast maitake, ginger and whole shallots in the same pot until they color slightly and begin to soften. Deglaze with red wine and Worcestershire sauce, reduce by 1/2. Add the oxtails and oranges back to the pot. Add enough water to cover half the oxtails. Cover and cook in a 300 degree oven until falling of the bone. Strain off the sauce and reduce by half or until thick enough to coat the back of a spoon. Fold the braised ingredients and scallions together and serve.
Pairing notes
Ming's Maitake Coffee Ming's Blue Ginger Blend Coffee from Rao's fortified with Yukiguni maitake mushrooms for their immune-boosting properties. Available at the ming.com store and Blue Ginger.
Tsingtao Beer Crisp, slightly malty flavor and nutty sweet taste which complements spicy or flavorful Asian cuisine. Brewed with the finest all-natural ingredients including domestically-grown hops, high quality barley and spring water from China's Laoshan mountain region.
Cooking Tips
Prepping Mushrooms
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