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How To make Korean Skewered Beef
1 lb Sirloin steak
1 Clove garlic, crushed
1/2 c Soy sauce
1/4 c Sesame or other oil
1/4 c Minced green onions
Toasted sesame seeds Thinly slice steak into 1-inch wide strips. Dip strips into a marinade made by combining garlic with rest of ingredients. Now dip in crushed toasted sesame seeds to cover the meat completely, and return to the marinade for an hour. Weave on bamboo sticks and broil quickly, or, if you prefer, fry quickly in a little oil. (The sesame seeds are toasted by cooking slowly in a heavy skillet, until brown. They are then crushed in a mortar or heavy bowl, with salt. The mixture should not be smooth.) From "The Complete Book of Outdoor Cookery" by James A. Beard and Helen Evans Brown. Hayward Daily Review. 7/1/90 Posted by Stephen Ceideburg July 27 1990.
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Delicious Korean steak kabobs recipe
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What do you do when you’re craving steak, but aren’t excited about the usual steak on the grill? You make these Korean steak kabobs, inspired by a recipe from Gimme Some Oven.
Marinated in a simple but tasty combination of soy sauce, rice-wine vinegar, honey, toasted sesame oil and minced garlic, these kabobs boast big flavor and colorful appeal.
Kabobs on the grill make any meal feel festive — and they’re so easy to make, you’ll want to celebrate with these sticks of meat and veggies as often as possible. Once you master the basics, you can add or swap in different vegetables (or even fruit!) that your family loves to eat. As a bonus, they’re a fun, sneaky way to get your picky eaters to eat more vegetables.
Let’s talk steak. This recipe calls for flank or sirloin — not the tenderest cuts in the bunch, but lean and economical. Marinating the bite-sized pieces will tenderize them as the acid in the vinegar breaks down the tough proteins (we recommend at least 30 minutes but up to eight hours). A word of caution, though: Marinating any steak in a high-acid marinade for long periods can over-tenderize and result in flabby or chalky meat — definitely not the point of a marinade. Rice-wine vinegar is less acidic than regular vinegar, so it works well here.
Our steak kabob marinade has a pleasing balance of flavors, and makes a delectable finishing sauce for the grilled kabobs. Make your marinade and reserve half to brush on the kabobs later. When you’re ready to grill, alternately thread the steak, bell pepper and onion pieces onto skewers. Brush the kabobs with marinade, season, and sprinkle with sesame seeds.
Then you just need to grill the steak kabobs for three minutes per side or until desired doneness, then let them rest for 5-10 minutes. Brush with the reserved marinade (make sure it’s not the marinade from the meat, but the unused portion) and sprinkle them with more sesame seeds. Serve immediately.
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Looking for great party Hors d'Oeuvres? San Jeok can be served as delicious and beautiful finger foods as well as part of your meals. Its vibrant colors will dress your table to impress your guests. You can also make a vegetarian version really easily. Koreans enjoy San Joek on special holidays like New Year's Day or Korean Thanksgiving Day. Families would come together and make this together while sharing stories and laughter. Invite your friends and try it!
Korean Steak Kabobs Recipe | Camp Chef
This is the taste adventure your taste buds have been waiting for. Even after the last bite of this savory finger food, your taste buds will be sufficiently satisfied…at least until dessert shows up.
Ingredients:
2 lb. flank steak
3 tablespoons sesame seeds
4 garlic cloves, smashed
1/4 cup soy sauce
1 cup root beer
1/4 cup packed brown sugar
1/4 cup toasted sesame oil
salt and pepper
4 slices of bacon
2 teaspoons flour
extra sesame seeds and chopped parsley for garnish
Directions:
Mix all the ingredients for the marinade except the bacon in a bowl.
Place the flank steak in marinade.
Layer the bacon slices on top, cover and refrigerate for at least 6 hours or overnight.
Slice the steak into quarter inch thick slices and thread each slice onto a skewer.
Grill on medium-high heat for 2 minutes per side and remove to a plate.
While the kabobs are grilling, pour the marinade into a sauce pan (discarding the bacon) bring to a boil and add in 2 teaspoons of flour. Bring back to a boil and let reduce for 15 minutes.
Pour the reduced marinade over the kabobs, garnish with sesame seeds and chopped parsley and serve.
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