- cross-posted to:
- sousvide@lemmy.world
- foodporn@lemmy.world
- recipes@lemmy.world
- cross-posted to:
- sousvide@lemmy.world
- foodporn@lemmy.world
- recipes@lemmy.world
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/6584248
I mostly used this recipe but I cooked the beef, which was cut from a huge hunk of top loin I found at Costco, in my sous vide (137 F for 3 hours from frozen. Salt and peppered and frozen before cooking) beforehand.
I bumped up the garlic to a whole bulb because garlic. Added mushrooms and subbed onion powder for onions (I don’t like onions). Also added MSG because I put MSG in pretty much everything. Then instead of the 1hr 45m cook, I just added the beef in and simmered for about 20 min. I also scaled the whole recipe to have more gravy as well as I like mine to be a little soupy.
If you don’t like onions, but do like onion powder, you might want to try Asafoetida. It’s onion powder ( not really, it isn’t an Allium) that’s actually delicious, it smells horrific, and will absolutely destroy anything near it. Usually comes as a powder in a plastic jar, best to put the jar inside a glass container after that. It is used in many Indian dishes, especially by Jains who cannot eat onions.
Oh interesting. I’ll look for it next time I’m at the Asian grocery. Thanks!