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Sesame Beef Says A Me Recipe

Ingredients

How to make it

  • Heat griddle fairly hot (perhaps 400 degrees)
  • Mix a small amount of soy sauce and sesame oil in a small prep bowl (to make more zesty, add a little lemon juice or chili paste)
  • Cook onions and peppers on un-oiled griddle until just starting to char
  • Leave onions and peppers on griddle but move aside
  • Add sesame oil (its OK if some spreads into peppers and onions)
  • Add beef to oiled griddle
  • Immediately sprinkle sesame seeds on beef and press lightly with spatula to get them to stick
  • Immediately flip beef (should not be cooking longer than 30-45 seconds)
  • Turn off griddle and add more sesame seeds
  • Add soy sauce mixture to plate and add chopped scallions
  • Immediately move beef on top of the sauce
  • Add onions and peppers on top of beef

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  • clandestine 14 years ago
    Beef sliced very thin,
    Sesames, onions and soy,
    Peppers end the list.
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    " It was excellent "
    minitindel ate it and said...
    sounds really good thanks for sharing !!!

    tink
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  • tracibkitchen 14 years ago
    Sounds good; I love the flavor of sesame oil! I'm going to sub. some worcestershire for the soy because of my intollerance to it!.. :)
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  • 22566 14 years ago
    Thank-you very much.

    I appreciate you taking the time to explain.

    Very nice of you.

    Kind Regards
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  • whackfood 14 years ago
    milanese is just a real thin cut. what's nice about it is that it cooks super fast and if you're not a fan of beef that seems chewy (even if it is cooked properly) then you might like this because each bite is so thin. Not like sticking a wad of beef in your mouth. In this case, it is just cooked on the griddle for like 30 seconds on each side.
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  • 22566 14 years ago
    This may read simplistic..but,

    May I ask,please?

    Is the milanese beef fried,or braised,or an Italian beef of sorts?

    You have me curious.

    I have not made this particular meat before,to my knowledge.

    I would be interested in the type of way in which it is prepared.

    Thank-you

    Kind Regards

    Joyce
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    " It was excellent "
    momo_55grandma ate it and said...
    kicked up great beef{YEah} gotta luv it print and try soon thanks
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