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Old Mon, Feb-01-10, 14:09
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Default Coconut Braised Beef

Looks like one I should try!

This is a Malaysian recipe:
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Generally speaking, chuck is too tough to eat without braising. (There is an exception: the blade, or flatiron steak, is delicious.) Braise it, however, and it becomes one of the most tender of meats, as in this version of Malaysian rendang, in which browned beef chunks are simmered in coconut milk until tender. At that point the traditional approach is to cook the meat dry, stirring all the while, so it develops a thick, brown crust. I prefer to leave it a little moist, the meat sitting in its gorgeous caramel-colored sauce.

http://bitten.blogs.nytimes.com/201...t-braised-beef/
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Old Fri, Jul-01-11, 13:59
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I'm about to short out my laptop because I'm drooling all over it. Om nom nom!
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Old Tue, Jul-12-11, 07:27
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Haha! I still haven't tried this recipe. Thanks for mentioning it. I need to try it!
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Old Tue, Jul-12-11, 11:16
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I am with witchiejen,I think I saw a spark,lol
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Old Tue, Jul-12-11, 14:41
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man, does that sound good! I loooooooove coconutty-thai type spicy dishes, and this sounds right up that alley.
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Old Tue, Jul-12-11, 14:49
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I cooked it last night folks. It is made of AWESOME! If you liked riced cauliflower, it would be great over that!

Next time I make this, I'm going to use yellow curry powder in place of the chili, just to see.
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Old Tue, Jul-12-11, 15:59
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Bummer...wish I'd seen this yesterday! I've got a roast in the crock right now done the usual way...would have loved to have given this a try today. Will next time for sure!!! Thanks for sharing.
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