cooking under pressure: asian spicy beef
This is an easy/peasy dish to assemble… The pressure cooker does all the work for you. Just a few simple ingredients, and a lot of great flavor. So, you ready… Let’s get into the kitchen.
yield
serving(s)
prep time
15 Min
cook time
45 Min
method
Pressure Cooker/Instant Pot
Ingredients For cooking under pressure: asian spicy beef
- PLAN/PURCHASE
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2 lbchuck or charcoal steak
- THE MARINADE
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2 Tbspsesame oil
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2 Tbsprice wine vinegar
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1 Tbsptamari sauce, or liquid aminos
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salt, kosher variety, to taste
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black pepper, freshly ground to taste
- THE SAUCE
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1/2 mdonion, thinly sliced
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1 1/2 cchicken or beef stock, not broth
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1/4 ctamari sauce, or liquid aminos
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1/4 corange juice, freshly squeezed, pulp and all
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3 clovegarlic, minced
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1 Tbspdehydrated onions
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1 tspginger powder
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1 pinchred pepper flakes
- THE SLURRY
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2 Tbspflour, all-purpose variety
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3 Tbspwater, room temperature
- OPTIONAL ITEMS
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long-grain white rice, for serving
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toasted sesame seeds, for garnish
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green onion, sliced, for garnish
How To Make cooking under pressure: asian spicy beef
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1PREP/PREPARE
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2When I slice my onion for this recipe, I use a mandoline, and slice them paper thin. During the cooking process, they almost melt into the sauce. If, however, you want to see your onions, then cut them a bit thicker.
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3Cooking the beef for 45 minutes will leave it falling-apart tender. If you want a bit more of a bite, then reduce the cooking time to 30 minutes.
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4I did try searing the beef before putting it into the pressure cooker; however, my tests showed little to no difference, so I just take the beef from the fridge to the pressure cooker.
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5Although this is a beef dish, I prefer chicken stock. In two tests, I felt that the beef stock made the final dish a bit too heavy.
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6If you want to keep this sauce gluten free, then skip adding the slurry to the cooking sauce. It will be a bit thinner, but it will still taste wonderful.
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7Gather your Ingredients (mise en place).
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8THE MARINADE
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9Thinly slice the beef, and add to a bowl with the sesame oil, rice wine vinegar, and tamari sauce, and then season with salt and pepper.
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10Chef’s Tip: If you are having trouble slicing the beef, simply put the steaks in the freezer for 20 minutes to firm them up a bit. Then slice away.
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11Cover and place in the refrigerator, for several hours (overnight is best).
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12Remove the beef from the fridge, and add to the bowl of your pressure cooker.
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13THE SAUCE
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14Add the sauce ingredients, and stir to combine.
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15Set the pressure cooker to high, and time it for 45 minutes.
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16After 45 minutes, allow the pressure to come down naturally, about 10 - 12 minutes.
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17Strain the beef and onions from the liquid, and place the sauce in a small pan, over medium heat.
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18Whisk the slurry ingredients together in a small bowl, add it to the sauce, and bring up to a light boil, then continue to boil, until the sauce thickens and slightly reduces, about 10 minutes.
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19Chef’s Note: During the boiling of the sauce, continue to whisk, until thickened.
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20Gently fold the beef into the sauce, and allow to heat through, about 1 minute.
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21PLATE/PRESENT
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22Serve with rice or noodles. Enjoy.
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23Keep the faith, and keep cooking.
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