Wednesday, July 15

BEEF BRISKET

Beef Brisket is one of my comfort foods back home and probably one of the most ordered dish in the Chinese' menu. I can't claim the same thing right now as new delicious dishes came into play but as you say it, "if it's flavourful" it's classic! 

This is my kids "one of their fave"... {actually everything is their fave😄}.
Sharing this recipe --

BEEF BRISKET  (Chinese Inspired)

 

Ingredients

500 g beef brisket, cut into small cubes

2 tbsp cornstarch

1 small ginger, julienne

I head garlic

1 medium onion

2 bay leaves

Salt and pepper

¼ c LKK Soya Sauce

1 tbsp dark soya sauce

¼ c Oyster Sauce

2 c water *** 

2 pcs small carrots,  obliquely cut

Spring Onion, chopped to garnish

EVOO 


Blanched Bok Choy or any greens you like.


***i used 5 cups, as i keep adding a cup during boiling to achieve a soft, melt in the mouth meat the way my kids like it.


Dust beef with cornstarch, mix and set aside.

Place EVOO in a pan, add beef to brown.

Remove beef from the pan leaving the oil.

Sauté garlic and onion.

Then add back the beef. Drop some salt and pepper.

Then add seasoning: soy sauces, oyster then water.

Add bay leaves.

Bring to a boil and simmer with occasional stirring for about an hour or so until the meat is soft. {you can watch your favourite series while waiting😉}

Add water if need to prevent it from burning or drying. 

When meat is ready, add carrots and ginger, let the it cook for a few minutes.

At this time your sauce must have been reduced.

Check the taste and adjust to your preference using the seasonings.

When done, place steamed rice (mixed Thai rice, Japanese, Jasmine or Basmati) in a bowl.

Add beef brisket, sides of blanched Bok Choy and chopped onions.

Serve and enjoy!




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