Korean roast beef
By VicentaLakin
Ordinary Koreans rarely make meat with marketed barbecue sauce, which they make with their own mix, and usually with little fire at home, with a frying pan and a frying pan, which is very time-consuming and time-efficient。
Recipe Recommendations
- beef rib meat 400g
- pear half a
- onion half a
- green onions 1 segment
- Jiang 3 tablets
- garlic 3 petals
- soy sauce 4 tablespoons
- rice wine 2 tablespoons
- syrup 2 tablespoons
- Korean chili sauce 2 tablespoons
- honey 2 tsp
- onion
- ginger appropriate amount
- minced garlic appropriate amount
- lettuce leaves appropriate amount
- Jianjiao Ring appropriate amount
- garlic slices appropriate amount
- medium spice
- fried
- several hours
- simple
Steps for Korean roast beef

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(a) The ribs of a lean rib are cut into small pieces, the size of which is convenient to enter
2
When all the pickled meat is processed, the mixer is put into mud and made of pickles
3
Pour the pickles into the beef; mix it evenly, mix it for a while, and make the beef taste better
4
Cover the film and put it in the fridge for more than five hours, preferably overnight
5
Separation of beef and pickles
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(a) A frying pan, with a large spoon of cooking oil, and a hot boiler, which is covered in beef grafts, to decorate
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Add all pickled beef to the pickles
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The mix is even and the fire boils
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Boiled up to the end of the soup, fully absorbed by beef, and shut down the fire
10
(a) Another frying pan, not to refuel, to turn into a small fire, and to pour beef into pieces
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Turn your face over right now, and you'll be able to put on the top and down of the beef and put on a curd。
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And a piece of raw vegetables, and a piece of rice, and a piece of garlic, and a piece of pepper, and a piece of roasted meat, and a wrapKorean roast beef Make Tips
1. Beef with a good balance of fat and lean meat tastes better; the texture of all-lean beef is not as good.
2. The pear in the marinade acts as a meat tenderizer and enhances the freshness and flavor. This is a distinctive feature of Korean BBQ and is indispensable.
3. Rice syrup is a transparent, sweet seasoning in Korean cuisine similar to honey. It can be purchased at import food supermarkets or online. You can also substitute it with honey, using a smaller amount.
4. Pay attention to controlling the heat when pan-frying; do not eat it if it gets burnt. Using a ridged grill pan will make it more authentic. I don't have one, so I used a heavy-bottomed frying pan as a substitute. Using an oven should also work. It is very simple, give it a try—it is even more authentic than what you get in Korean restaurants