I think most individuals would find me strange for cooking this meat. I thought it would made a tasty stir fry. I was not wrong. But indeed it was a little strange, even if it was just in my head (the strangeness). First step brine. This takes some of the blood out of the meat and tenderizes it.
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Slicing and dicing |
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The container for the brine. I salted it a little on the bottom first. |
The next day I continued on my cooking adventure. I sauteed some garlic and shallots and then put the meat in the skillet. I cooked it a good long time because I wanted the meat thoroughly cooked. I cooked it in it's juices and then turned up the heat simmering them off to brown the meat.
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Simmering and browning |
Lastly I chopped up some broccoli, cabbage, and opened a can of baby corn. I seasoned the meat up when I was browning it. After the veggies I poured Yoshida's, soy sauce, and Worcestershire sauce over everything. I simmered it even longer, covering it with foil. Then when the veggies were cooked I thickened up my sauce with some corn starch.
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Done! |
Any guesses as to what the meat was?
Matt really, REALLY wants to know. He's been pestering me.
ReplyDeleteHahaha... no guesses? :) Just one?
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