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Homemade halal delicious beef sauce | Easy Halal Recipes

Homemade halal delicious beef sauce | Easy Halal Recipes

In today's diverse culinary landscape, the demand for homemade halal dishes has been steadily increasing. For those who follow halal dietary guidelines, finding delicious and authentic recipes can sometimes be a challenge. However, one dish that stands out for its rich flavors and versatility is homemade halal beef sauce. This delectable sauce not only adds depth and richness to various meat dishes but also serves as a delightful accompaniment to rice, pasta, or even bread. In this section, we will explore the art of creating a homemade halal beef sauce that is both flavorful and satisfying. Whether you are an experienced cook or just starting your culinary journey, this guide will provide you with all the necessary steps and tips to create a mouthwatering beef sauce that will impress your family and friends. So let's dive in and discover the secrets behind this tantalizing halal delight!

Prep Time

Servings

5 people
Prep Time

Prep Time

10 min
Cook Time

Cook Time

15 min
Ingredients

Ingredients

24
Total Time
Total Time
25 min
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Category
Beef

Equipment

frying wok

Ingredients

Vegetable spices:

shallot or onion 50g, green onion 50g, ginger 30g, garlic 5Og, rapeseed oil 200g

Dried spices:

4g star anise, 5g prickly ash, 4g cinnamon, 4g cumin, 5 bay leaves, 2 grass fruits, 4g dried chili, 4g licorice

halal Beef mince 500g

Dried shiitake mushrooms 60g

Millet spicy 30-60g

Minced garlic 60g

Ginger powder 10g

Soybean paste 50g

Pixian bean paste 50g

Light soy sauce 20-30g

Pure cane sugar 20g

Appropriate amount of sea salt

Thirteen spices

Instructions

Beef sauce with vegetable
Beed sauce with fried rice

Delicious all-purpose sauce is here. You can use it to fry rice, mix noodles, or sandwich steamed buns. It’s very useful when you’re lazy and don’t want to cook.

fry the onions

Vegetable spices:

shallot or onion 50g, green onion 50g, ginger 30g, garlic 5Og, rapeseed oil 200g

Dried spices:

4g star anise, 5g prickly ash, 4g cinnamon, 4g cumin, 5 bay leaves, 2 grass fruits, 4g dried chili, 4g licorice

Cut the vegetables and spices into pieces, soak the dried spices in water for 10 minutes.

Heat the oil in a pan, add vegetable spices, and fry until it turns yellow, then add dry spices.

Fry them all golden and take them out. Every time I fry some more, I can make dumplings, steamed buns, and meatloaf, and it is very fragrant.

Other ingredients:

Beef mince 500g

Dried shiitake mushrooms 60g

Millet spicy 30-60g

Minced garlic 60g

Ginger powder 10g

Soybean paste 50g

Pixian bean paste 50g

Light soy sauce 20-30g

Pure cane sugar 20g

Appropriate amount of sea salt

Thirteen spices

Add minced beef to the oil pan, stir-fry until the beef changes color, stir out the water

Add the minced beef to the pan

Add soybean paste, Pixian bean paste, light soy sauce and stir-fry evenly until the sauce smells and the sauce fragrance comes out

Beef sauce
Stir fry the beef sauce

Add minced ginger, minced garlic and millet and stir-fry until fragrant, then add the soaked diced mushrooms, boil for about 15 minutes on medium-low heat, and finally add sugar, thirteen spices, and salt (add as you taste)

Stir evenly anf fry

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