Red wine, black pepper, steak
2024-11-21 02:59:58 2799
I also like to buy some beef tenderloin to make steak. Cut it into slices and marinate it a day in advance. When I make it the next day, I just need to prepare the sauce on the spot. Frying the steak takes only a few minutes, which is very time-saving and convenient. You can also enjoy delicious Western food at home anytime! This time, not only did I marinate the steak with red wine and black pepper, but I also used red wine and black pepper for the sauce, which tasted crunchy~~~~
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Technique
Steps to make Red wine, black pepper, steak
- 1. Slice the beef tenderloin.
- Wash the cut beef and dip it in kitchen paper to dry.
- 3. Use a meat hammer to loosen the tendons in the beef spine.
- 4. Put the scattered beef tenderloin into a basin, pour in two tablespoons of red wine, one tablespoon of soy sauce, one tablespoon of oyster sauce, and a little vanilla. Use disposable gloves to grab it, soak the marinade in the beef, and pour a little olive oil. This way, the beef will be tender and smooth. Cover with plastic wrap and store in the refrigerator compartment.
- 5. Marinate for at least two hours, I marinated all night. After removal, pat a small amount of dry starch on top.
- 6. Ingredients for making sauce: Cut garlic into small pieces, chop onions into small cubes, stir together two spoons of wine, two spoons of light soy sauce, one spoonful of white sugar, and half a spoonful of crushed black pepper.
- 7. Pour olive oil into the pot, stir fry minced garlic and diced onions until fragrant and discolored.
- 8. Pour in the prepared red wine and black pepper sauce. Stir fry evenly.
- 9. Pour in a small bowl of starch water.
- 10. Reduce the heat to make it sticky and then turn off the heat.
- 11. Blanch broccoli in boiling water with salt and salad oil for one or two minutes.
- 12. Take a flat bottomed non stick pan and pour in olive oil or butter over high heat. Heat the oil and add the marinated steak.
- 13. Quickly flip over after locking in moisture on one side. About a minute or so. Fry both sides for one or two minutes.
- 14. Choose a degree of maturity according to your own preferences. (If you like something tender, fry it for a few minutes less, and if you like something ripe, fry it a little more. However, be careful not to fry it for too long or flip it back and forth, as it will become very old and difficult to chew over time.).
- 15. Pour red wine and black pepper sauce over it, and enjoy it with your favorite vegetables.