Food and Wine Pairing with carpaccio
Find the best food and wine pairings with carpaccio as ingredients.
The best wines to pair with carpaccio
- 1. AgreloMendoza, Argentina
- 2. AlentejanoPortugal
- 3. AlentejoAlentejano, Portugal
- 4. Amarone della ValpolicellaVénétie, Italy
- 5. Barossa ValleyAustralie du Sud, Australia
- 6. Bolgheri SuperioreToscane, Italy
- 7. Brunello di MontalcinoToscane, Italy
- 8. CaliforniaUnited States
- 9. Colchagua ValleyCentral Valley, Chile
- 10. DouroDuriense, Portugal
- 11. JumillaMurcie, Spain
- 12. PerdrielMendoza, Argentina
- 13. PomerolBordeaux, France
- 14. PortoDuriense, Portugal
- 15. Recioto della ValpolicellaVénétie, Italy
- 16. Ribera del DueroCastille-et-Léon, Spain
- 17. RivesaltesLanguedoc-Roussillon, France
- 18. StellenboschWestern Cape, South Africa
- 19. ToroCastille-et-Léon, Spain
- 20. ToscaneItaly
- 21. TunuyánMendoza, Argentina
- 22. Uco ValleyMendoza, Argentina
- 23. VénétieItaly
- 24. Western CapeSouth Africa
Wines that pair with carpaccio
About Beef
Beef is a castrated male bovine, but in butchery generally includes the meat of all large cattle, heifer, cow, steer, bullock, steer. Among the best origins, one will find beef from Limousin, Normandy, Charolais or Parthenay, but also Chalosse (Aquitaine) and Salers (Auvergne), which are rarer. A good quality beef will be bright red and shiny, its consistency firm and elastic, its smell sweet. The fat is rather white or slightly yellow, forming a more or less tight network, the meat can be marbled or marbled. Beef provides "noble" pieces, for quick cooking, the most expensive, and second and third category pieces, rather used for slow cooking as carbonades. Among the best are steaks, chateaubriands and tournedos, entrecote, prime rib and roasts. Lesser quality dishes include braised meat, stews, bourguignons and pot-au-feu, for which you can choose pieces such as chuck, scoter, shank and collar. Discover original food and wine pairings with beef.
Recipes and food and wine pairings with carpaccio recipes
- Alsatian bäckeoffe
- American style beef marinade
- Autumn beef bourguignon
- Baked marrow bones
- Beef bobotie
- Beef bourguignon with tomato
- Beef in white wine
- Beef luc lake
- Beef tongue with mushrooms
- Beef tongue with pickle sauce
- Beef tongue with vegetables and madeira sauce
- Beef with mustard
- Beef with string
- Braised beef with guinness
- Cataplana with seafood
- Chickpeas spanish style
- Chili con carne
- Couscous without couscous maker
- Festive chinese fondue
- Fricadelles with picalilli sauce of cht'is
- Homemade beef stew
- Kafta bil saniyeh (lebanese dish)
- Lamb skewers
- Meat and goat pie
- Monkfish armorican style
- Monkfish tail with white butter
- Monkfish with vegetable tagliatelle
- North of the border sandwiches
- Oxtail and carrot stew
- Oxtail with seed sauce
- Pasta al forno (baked pasta)
- Pumpkin stuffed with ground beef, rice and vegetables
- Roast beef in a crust
- Salmon with cream sauce
- Savoyard matafans
- Seven o'clock leg of lamb
- Simple baked roast beef
- Small stuffed fish from nice
- Stuffed peppers
- West indian pork colombo
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