Cooking
Beef Rendang was beyond what I could do before I bought my Thermomix as
it entails making your own rempah which is time consuming and messy.
Now with Thermomix it is such a breeze. I want to share this recipe
with all my friends and people who are interested. This recipe can be
cooked with chicken, mutton, beef or pork.
Ingredients (for rempah*):
8
pips garlic
5 stks lemon grass
6 candle nuts (buah keras)
15 shallots
5 stks lemon grass
6 candle nuts (buah keras)
15 shallots
1
tsp cumin seed
1 tsp fennel seed
15 pcs dry chillies
25 g ginger
25 g galangal (blue ginger)
25 g tumeric or 5g tumeric powder
100 g oil
1 tsp salt
1 tsp fennel seed
15 pcs dry chillies
25 g ginger
25 g galangal (blue ginger)
25 g tumeric or 5g tumeric powder
100 g oil
1 tsp salt
*Extra rempah can be prepared, frozen, and then
used for future cooking.
Ingredients (for beef):
800 g
beef cut at bite size
250 g
coconut milk
3 tbsp
brown sugar
1 tsp salt
1 bowl
fried coconut (200g fresh grated coconut – fry in pan without oil until
brown)
Cover
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Time
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Temp (°C)
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Speed
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1) Roast cumin
seeds and fennel seeds
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No
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3min 30sec
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V
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1
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2) Grind dry chillies,
lemon grass, shallots, garlic, ginger, galangal, candle nuts and turmeric (in
between, stop 2 or 3 times to scrape down for more even grinding)
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Yes
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2min
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-
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10
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3) Add 100g oil and
1 tsp salt to cook paste
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Simmering basket
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25~30min
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V
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1
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4) Add beef, coconut
milk, 3 tbsp brown sugar and 1 tsp salt
Add fried coconut in last 10 mins
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Simmering basket
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50mins
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V (dry)
100 (gravy)
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Stir
Reverse
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Hi, I came across your blog and just wanted to drop a note to say I tried this recipe and it came out fantastic! Thanks for sharing this recipe!
ReplyDeleteCan I know why need to put simmering basket ? For what purpose?
ReplyDeleteHi Tracy, the simmering basket is to prevent splattering of the rendang over your tabletop :)
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