iris' s mixed skillet
(1 rating)
I knew what I wanted but didn't know how it would come together. It came out just fine with the ginger and oyster sauce giving me the Asian flavor I was looking for. I had a good amount of reserved juices which gave the rice the creamy consistency my boys prefer. I am generally heavy handed with seasonings, but struck the right note here. For health reasons I limited my portion and had a side of kale. You might not see it in the picture, but the shredded steak and shrimp are underneath the chicken combined with the rice I hope you enjoy it.
(1 rating)
yield
6 generously
prep time
1 Hr
cook time
2 Hr 30 Min
method
Stove Top
Ingredients For iris' s mixed skillet
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1&1 / 2 lbround steak, reserve juices
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1 bagcooked medium shrimp, tail off 41-60 count
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8chicken pieces i used wings
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2 ccooked rice, i used jasmine
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1 cgreen onions, yellow onion and bell pepper
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1/2 ccilantro, torn
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2 stickbutter
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2 Tbspginger, i used tube
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1 Tbspbasil, i used tube
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3/4 coyster sauce
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sea salt, fresh black pepper, emeril s essence, and mesquite season, i used a-1
How To Make iris' s mixed skillet
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1Heat oven to 325° season round steak cover with foil and cook in oven til it falls apart.
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2Season wings and bake 1 hour foil covered. After the hour remove foil and let wings brown.set aside .
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3Place shrimp in microwave safe bowl, add 2T. Butter, a good squeeze of ginger, cilantro, and basil microwave on high for and a half minutes.set aside.
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4Take cooked rice add the remaining butter, stir, add the onions and bell pepper, stir.
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5Take the juices from your steak, shrimp and chicken and stir into rice.
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6Shred the steak adding it to the rice. Also add shrimp and combine again. Last put chicken wings on top and heat thru. Serve hot.
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