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Beef braised in Belgian beer and thickened with mustard-spread bread — a sweet-and-sour Flemish stew.
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Carbonade flamande is a traditional dish of Flanders in northern Belgium: beef slowly braised in dark Belgian beer. Bread spread with mustard is added and breaks down to thicken the sauce, which is finished sweet-and-sour with dark sugar and vinegar. The Belgian way is to eat it with fries.
Cut the beef into large pieces and season with salt and pepper.
Heat butter in a pot, brown the beef, and remove.
Sauté the sliced onions until amber, return the beef, and add the dark beer, thyme, and bay leaf.
Spread bread with mustard and float it in the pot, mustard side down.
Cover and simmer on low for 2½ hours; when the bread has dissolved, stir in the dark sugar and vinegar.
Season with salt and serve with fries.