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Bombay Madness

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Ingredients

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4 steaks filet 1-inch thick
pepper white cracked
1 lemongrass stalk chopped or
1 bunch lemon thyme or
2 lemon peel chopped
1 ginger 1-inch piece thinly sliced
20 peppercorns black crushed
1/4 lb butter unsalted
2 ginger thin slices chopped

Nutritional information

213.1
Calories
209 g
Calories From Fat
23.2 g
Total Fat
14.6 g
Saturated Fat
61 mg
Cholesterol
165 mg
Sodium
2 g
Carbs
0.5 g
Dietary Fiber
0.1 g
Sugars
0.6 g
Protein
343g
Serving Size

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Bombay Madness

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    Bombay visited the farm! And boy, talk about an aroma of curry, lemongrass, ginger, garam masala, tumeric, lemon, peppercorns, white pepper, (perfect for this!) and garlic that erupted from my kitchen! I followed this exactly but had never used a steamer for beef, I am glad I did, because I almost ate the whole bamboo steamer, prior to serving - (smelled so good!) Once the meat had gotten done, it was time to eat! The cucumber yogurt and pickled onions were right on, and the butter! The butter sitting atop really made a beautiful presentation. I needed very little salt, (use a good amount) but not needed here. The spices speak for themselves! Enjoyed this immensely and it called all the neighbors from down the road to the farm to partake! I also want to note: I did brown the meat a bit with some of the curry butter after wards just to bring a little extra juice out. Made for *ZWT Six* Zee Zanies! May 2010

    • 85 min
    • Serves 4
    • Easy

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    Bombay Madness,Found online; posting for ZWT6 (Asia/India) Prep time does not include marinating.,Bombay visited the farm! And boy, talk about an aroma of curry, lemongrass, ginger, garam masala, tumeric, lemon, peppercorns, white pepper, (perfect for this!) and garlic that erupted from my kitchen! I followed this exactly but had never used a steamer for beef, I am glad I did, because I almost ate the whole bamboo steamer, prior to serving – (smelled so good!) Once the meat had gotten done, it was time to eat! The cucumber yogurt and pickled onions were right on, and the butter! The butter sitting atop really made a beautiful presentation. I needed very little salt, (use a good amount) but not needed here. The spices speak for themselves! Enjoyed this immensely and it called all the neighbors from down the road to the farm to partake! I also want to note: I did brown the meat a bit with some of the curry butter after wards just to bring a little extra juice out. Made for *ZWT Six* Zee Zanies! May 2010


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    Steps

    1
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    Steaks:.

    2
    Done

    Remove the Steaks from Your Refrigerator at Least 1 Hour Before Cooking. (steaks Should Be at Room Temperature Before You Cook Them.).

    3
    Done

    Press a Generous Amount of White Pepper Into the Surfaces of the Steaks; Cover.

    4
    Done

    to Prepare the Steamer, Place the Lemon Grass and Water in the Bottom of the Steamer With Ginger and Peppercorns.

    5
    Done

    Boil 1-2 Minutes to Release the Oils and Flavors of the Aromatics.

    6
    Done

    When Ready to Cook the Meat, Salt the Steaks and Steam Them Over Vigorously Boiling Liquid For 3 Minutes Only.

    7
    Done

    Curry Butter:.

    8
    Done

    Blend All of the Ingredients in a Food Processor Until Smooth.

    9
    Done

    Accompaniments and Garnishes:.

    10
    Done

    For the Pickled Onions, Use Sweet Onions If Possible. Peel and Trim Top and Bottom. Slice Thinly, Place in a Stainless Bowl, Salt Heavily, and Toss. Leave For 1 Hour and Drain Thoroughly. Bring 1 Cup of Vinegar to a Boil and Pour It Over the Drained Onions. Reserve.

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