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Mary Berry, a culinary legend, has shared her take on the French classic beef bourguignon recipe, revealing that indulging in a rich, red wine as the stew base is what tickles the taste buds most.
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Mary Berry first demonstrated how to make beef stew on her afternoon cooking show back in 1975, and over the years she has refined this recipe to a professional standard.