Pete's Thai Beef Salad
This is a refreshing, light but very satisfying little salad.
I usually use chunks of stew beef, because it's pretty inexpensive, and you can get several salads out of just a little bit. Pan sear the beef in a little sesame oil, and season it with a little salt and some fresh cracked pepper, and a little bit of curry powder.
Then make a sauce out of 2 tablespoons ginger paste, 2 cloves of garlic, minced, a little sambal red chili paste (about 1/4 tablespoon), the juice of 2 limes, a little peanut butter, a little soy sauce, and about 2 tablespoons of coconut milk. Mix well.
Add the sauce to the beef when it's well browned. Let it simmer, stirring occasionally.
Then chop up some red leaf lettuce, some coriander, some basil (and maybe even some mint), then dice up a little red or yellow pepper and some onion. Chop up some peanuts. Toss the greens and veggies, add the beef with some sauce on top, and top with the chopped peanuts.
It's yummy.
This is a refreshing, light but very satisfying little salad.
I usually use chunks of stew beef, because it's pretty inexpensive, and you can get several salads out of just a little bit. Pan sear the beef in a little sesame oil, and season it with a little salt and some fresh cracked pepper, and a little bit of curry powder.
Then make a sauce out of 2 tablespoons ginger paste, 2 cloves of garlic, minced, a little sambal red chili paste (about 1/4 tablespoon), the juice of 2 limes, a little peanut butter, a little soy sauce, and about 2 tablespoons of coconut milk. Mix well.
Add the sauce to the beef when it's well browned. Let it simmer, stirring occasionally.
Then chop up some red leaf lettuce, some coriander, some basil (and maybe even some mint), then dice up a little red or yellow pepper and some onion. Chop up some peanuts. Toss the greens and veggies, add the beef with some sauce on top, and top with the chopped peanuts.
It's yummy.
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