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To begin with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few ingredients. You can cook 紅酒炆牛腩 (red wine beef brisket) using 20 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.
The ingredients needed to make 紅酒炆牛腩 (Red Wine Beef Brisket):
- Make ready Core Ingredients
- Get 300 g x Beef Brisket (牛腩)
- Make ready 0.5 Unit x Chopped Onion
- Get 2 Unit x Chopped Garlic Ball
- Take 1 Unit x Green Onion
- Take 5 pieces x Ginger (with Skin & Washed)
- Prepare 200 ml - 350ml x Red Wine
- Prepare Broth Ingredients
- Take 2 Big Unit x Crystal Sugar (冰糖)
- Take 2 Unit x Mashed Tomatoes
- Take 3-4 Unit x Bay Leaves (月桂葉)
- Make ready Some Rosemary (迷迭香)
- Prepare Some White/Black Pepper
- Get Some Soy Sauce
- Prepare 0.5 Teaspoon x Salt (Little Salt is OK)
- Get Vegetables
- Get Some White Radish (白蘿蔔)
- Get Some Carrots (紅蘿蔔)
- Make ready Some Potatoes (薯仔)
- Get Some Yellow Pepper (黃椒)
Some noodle houses even advertise beef brisket as their specialty. It is always on my to do list every time when I travel to Hong… Asian, Beef, Meat. Braised Beef Brisket and Tendon - 炆牛筋腩. Braised Beef Brisket Noodles is a typically Hong Kong or Cantonese-styled dish, also known as Ngau Lam Mein or Niu Nan Mian (牛腩面) in Mandarin.
Instructions to make 紅酒炆牛腩 (Red Wine Beef Brisket):
- Water Clean Beef Brisket for 5 mins to remove excessive blood from the meat, then remove the Beef Brisket and rinse it with tap water
- Pan Fry Beef Brisket: #1 High Heat with some oil to cook Beef Brisket turn brown on the outside. #2 Add the rest of Core Ingredients and fry them until all turn brown. #3 Add Sake for adding the smell
- Stew Beef Brisket: #1 Add all Herbs and Sauce to pan with the Beef Brisket. #2 Add hot water (or slowly adding cold water) to good level (at least covering all the ingredients) that can stew the Beef Brisket for 2 hours. #3 Once the water gets boiles, turn fire to Medium Heat. #4 Occasionally check on water level to ensure no burn out. #5 Stew for recommended of 1.5 to 2hrs depending on the type of meat
- Add Vegetables: #1 At last adding the Vegetables and stew them until they get soft - recommend to add the Vegetables in the last 20 mins for the best result.
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