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Thai Beef Jerky, Sriricha Sauce
Longrain Restaurant & Bar - Sydney
Inspired by the communal eating philosophy of the Asian table, the Longrain menu is made up of dishes created for sharing. The team has evolved Martin Boetz's original Longrain vision, bringing South East Asian influences to carefully sourced ingredients with fresh, zingy flavours.
Ingredients
1kg Beef topside or round sliced with the grain 8 mm thick
Ingredients for beef marinade
20g coriander seed
20g fennel seed
20g cumin seed
20g white peppercorn
100ml oyster sauce
50ml soy sauce
25g castor sugar
Method
- Grind the spices in a mortar & pestle, until fine
- Combine the spices, oyster sauce, soy and castor sugar until combined
- Rub marinate into beef slices, leave marinade for 30 minutes
- Dry overnight on wire racks turning once until dry but sticky
- Heat oil in wok to 175 degrees celsius
- Deep fry until crisp, this should only take a couple of minutes
Ingredients for Sriracha Sauce
75g garlic, peeled
200g ginger, peeled & sliced into approximately 2mm pieces
100g dry red chilli, deseeded
Method
- Place individual ingredients in stainless steel bowls
- Cover with sweet vinegar then cover with cling film
- Steam the ingredients for approximately 2 hours in the covered bowls until ginger and garlic can be crushed between fingers
- Drain liquid & reserve
- Blend ingredients separately then combine, use liquid from ginger to adjust consistency, season with sea salt & rice vinegar for a sharper flavour
- Serve beef jerky in a lettuce cup with Sriricha sauce
Quantities may be adjusted to suit individual taste
Sriricha sauce is also available from Asian Grocers
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