Crumbled Thai Beef

"I got this one from Nigella. It is SO easy and very tasty. Nigella recommends serving it in lettuce wraps, but I have used it in tortillas and even as the filling for spring rolls which were to die for! Enjoy."
 
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Ready In:
15mins
Ingredients:
7
Serves:
2
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ingredients

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directions

  • Put the oil in a frying pan and saute for a couple of minutes until aromatic.
  • Add the beef and cook stirring over high heat until browned.
  • Add the fish sauce and cook until all the liquid has evaporated.
  • Toss in the spring onions, juice and coriander.
  • That's it- ready to serve as you wish (if you can stop eating it straight from the pan!).

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Reviews

  1. I cant believe I didnt review this recipee. I have made this dozens oftimes and love it. Its my favorite guick meal just as the recipe is. Sometiems I vary things up a bit but usually its just as it is onhere.
     
  2. This was VERY good. I made this with some Indonesian spicy cabbage and rice
     
  3. Great, but some subs that I want to note because I want to be able to make it again. I used hot pepper powder instead of peppers, lemon juice, chopped shallots, ground coriander powder, some red curry paste for extra taste and some ground coconut. Used for the filling for wraps.
     
  4. Very basic and brilliant for a busy person like me. And you can basically add anything to it.
     
  5. Very easy to make, great flavor. I used the meat in a tortilla as a wrap.
     
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Tweaks

  1. Great, but some subs that I want to note because I want to be able to make it again. I used hot pepper powder instead of peppers, lemon juice, chopped shallots, ground coriander powder, some red curry paste for extra taste and some ground coconut. Used for the filling for wraps.
     

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Hi all. Currently live in Adelaide, Australia. Have 2 beautiful teenage daughters who also love cooking and trying new recipes. I absolutely love chilli - even have it on poached eggs for breakfast!! I collect cookbooks - not that I need them now I have found this website!! I do like to sit with a glass of wine and skim through looking at recipes. Ainsley Harriot is a favourite - his spaghetti with red wine bolognaise sauce is heavenly!! I have a collection of recipes dating back to the 1970's (started collecting them when I was 14) - my children keep saying they want it when I die!!(no intention of going anywhere yet!). I am now doing up 2 books for the kids with my best recipes to give them when they leave home to stop any arguments.
 
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