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Ingredients
Tender beef ( 300g ) | Shacha sauce ( 1 tablespoon ) |
Sesame oil ( half a tablespoon ) | Peanut oil ( 1 soup spoon ) |
Salt ( appropriate amount ) | Chicken powder ( appropriate amount ) |
Cornstarch ( 2 tablespoons ) |
How to make satay beef patties
1.A piece of tender beef
2.Wash the beef, remove tendons, cut into pieces, and pour into a food processor to mince the meat

3. Ground beef, what this meat grinder produces is not meat sauce, but minced meat, which has more texture.

4.Add a tablespoon of Shacha sauce

6. Stir the minced beef evenly,
Leave it for 20 minutes to let the seasoning Marinated ground beef.
7.Use a clean plate, put the seasoned minced beef and press it into a shape with a spoon Pancake shape.

8.Heat a pan and pour in an appropriate amount of camellia oil

9.Remove the beef patties from the plate and fry in a pan
Fry until the meat on the bottom is solidified, then flip and fry.
PS: Adjust the heat to medium-low
10.Turn over and fry the other side.

11.Medium-low heat, turn over 3.4 times and fry the beef patties evenly, so that It won't be burnt on the outside and not cooked on the inside.

12. Fry until as shown,
then turn off the heat and serve..
13.Finished product picture

14.Finished product picture
The fragrance is overflowing.

5.Add a tablespoon of peanut oil and less than half a tablespoon of sesame oil.2 tablespoons cornstarch, appropriate amount of salt, a little chicken powder...mix well.
Tips
1.To make this beef patty, tender beef is suitable.
2.Fry over medium-low heat, turning over three or four times to cook evenly so that the outside is not burnt and the inside is not cooked.
This satay beef patty is rich in nutrients and full of flavor.It has the texture of beef grains without being burnt.
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