The debate over which Belgian beer to use — Trappist, lambic, or abbey ale — is never-ending.
Belgian beef stew slow-braised in Trappist ale with onions and mustard. The definitive version served alongside frites as the country's greatest comfort meal.
Brown beef in butter in batches. Remove. Cook onions until deeply golden, 25 minutes.
Return beef. Add beer, bay, thyme and sugar.
Spread mustard on bread. Press on top of stew.
Simmer on very low heat 3 hours until beef falls apart.
A true stoofvlees needs three hours minimum. Four is better.
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