Radish Beef Brisket
Overview
This radish beef brisket does not use aniseed and other spices, so it won’t taste greasy. I stew it in a pressure cooker because I am lazy. In fact, stewing it in a casserole is the best. After the water evaporates, the sesame oil is stirred out from the brisket. It is really delicious, and the coloring is better than using a pressure cooker
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Ingredients
Steps
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Peel the white radish and cut into mahjong-sized pieces
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Put the beef brisket into a pot of cold water and bring to a boil, then cook for five minutes
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Pour out the water and wash away the blood foam
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Cut into small pieces
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Put all the ingredients into the pressure cooker. If you have a casserole, it is best to use a casserole. The taste will be better
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Add soy sauce, oyster sauce, pepper, cooking wine, and chili sauce
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Pour in water, close the lid and activate the beef and mutton button until the jump button is completely deflated