Does low-and-slow over a fire count? Smokey beef vindaloo
Does low-and-slow over a fire count? Smokey beef vindaloo
by Tasty_Meal_Prep_YT
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Tasty_Meal_Prep_YT
Here’s the recipe to go with the pictures to help make it a bit easier for you if you plan on trying this out:
1. Cut up 2.5 pound of beef chuck into large cubes and season with salt (Picture 2) 2. Grate or finely dice 3 large onions (Picture 3) 3. Heat up charcoal. (I used a finer grate to stop the lump charcoal from falling through and used a vortex) (Picture 4-5) 4. Toast dry spices – 20 Kashmiri chilis, 20 black peppercorns, 16 dried cloves, 2” piece of cinnamon, 2 teaspoons cumin seeds, 1 teaspoon mustard seeds (Picture 6) 5. Make vindaloo paste by blending together: toasted dried spices, 20 cloves of garlic, 2” piece of ginger, 1 cup of apple cider or red wine vinegar, 1 teaspoon sugar (Picture 7) 6. Coat beef with vindaloo paste (Picture 8) 7. Fry up onions until golden brown (Picture 9) 8. Add in beef to the pan and sautee for 5 min, add enough water to cover beef and smoke for 2 hours at 250 with apple wood chunks, also add 60ml of Feni (indian coconut/cashew alcohol) or any smokey liquor i.e Tequila/Mascal (Picture 10, 11) 9. You may need to top up the water if it’s evaporating too fast 10. After 2 hours the beef should start to tenderize but you should still have enough gravy, if you take it off now you will have something like the authentic beef vindaloo (Picture 12) 11. If you want it super smokey (my preference), let it keep cooking until most of the gravy evaporates ~ 1 hour (Picture 13) 12. Have with some rice or naan, but it also goes well with sweet bread like hawaiian or filipino rolls
Looks good to me. Are those pickled red onions? Think a bit of acid would compliment. 🍴
fifty8th
I’m going to leave it (so please stop reporting it) because the OP put a lot of effort into this but in general no this is not the right place “This subreddit is for “Crock-Pot®”-type recipes only. Moderators may remove posts/comments at their discretion”
6 Comments
Here’s the recipe to go with the pictures to help make it a bit easier for you if you plan on trying this out:
1. Cut up 2.5 pound of beef chuck into large cubes and season with salt (Picture 2)
2. Grate or finely dice 3 large onions (Picture 3)
3. Heat up charcoal. (I used a finer grate to stop the lump charcoal from falling through and used a vortex) (Picture 4-5)
4. Toast dry spices – 20 Kashmiri chilis, 20 black peppercorns, 16 dried cloves, 2” piece of cinnamon, 2 teaspoons cumin seeds, 1 teaspoon mustard seeds (Picture 6)
5. Make vindaloo paste by blending together: toasted dried spices, 20 cloves of garlic, 2” piece of ginger, 1 cup of apple cider or red wine vinegar, 1 teaspoon sugar (Picture 7)
6. Coat beef with vindaloo paste (Picture 8)
7. Fry up onions until golden brown (Picture 9)
8. Add in beef to the pan and sautee for 5 min, add enough water to cover beef and smoke for 2 hours at 250 with apple wood chunks, also add 60ml of Feni (indian coconut/cashew alcohol) or any smokey liquor i.e Tequila/Mascal (Picture 10, 11)
9. You may need to top up the water if it’s evaporating too fast
10. After 2 hours the beef should start to tenderize but you should still have enough gravy, if you take it off now you will have something like the authentic beef vindaloo (Picture 12)
11. If you want it super smokey (my preference), let it keep cooking until most of the gravy evaporates ~ 1 hour (Picture 13)
12. Have with some rice or naan, but it also goes well with sweet bread like hawaiian or filipino rolls
I also made a video for this if you prefer that instead: https://youtu.be/OJR8k0vKR2w
Looks like Indonesian rendang, yum.
> slow
You’re good 😁
That’s gorgeous!💕
Looks good to me. Are those pickled red onions? Think a bit of acid would compliment. 🍴
I’m going to leave it (so please stop reporting it) because the OP put a lot of effort into this but in general no this is not the right place “This subreddit is for “Crock-Pot®”-type recipes only. Moderators may remove posts/comments at their discretion”