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Chinese-Style Velveting Beef
Thinly sliced beef topside is tenderized with bicarbonate of soda, then massaged with water and seasonings in a Chinese-style velveting method. The video demonstrates the tenderized texture but does not give ingredient amounts or a complete cooking method.
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Ingredients
- Beef topside (Cut with the grain first, then into thin slices against the grain; amount not stated.)
- Bicarbonate of soda (baking soda) (Used as the tenderizing ingredient; amount not stated.)
- Water (The beef is encouraged to absorb water; amount not stated. The source does not clarify whether excess water is drained.)
- Salt (Amount not stated.)
- Chicken powder (Amount not stated; ingredients of the product are unspecified.)
- White pepper (Amount not stated.)
- Yum yum (A little; product or ingredient is not identified in the source.)
- Sesame oil (Amount not stated.)
- Shaoxing wine (Amount not stated.)
- Soy sauce (Amount not stated; source transcript calls it soy sauce and on-screen text reads soya sauce.)
- Starch (Type and amount not stated.)
Steps
- 1
Cut the beef topside with the grain, then slice it thinly against the grain.
- 2
Add bicarbonate of soda to the sliced beef. The source gives no amount or resting time.
- 3
Add water and massage it into the beef, encouraging the meat to absorb the water. The source does not specify an amount or whether to discard any excess.
- 4
Add salt to the beef.
- 5
Add chicken powder.
- 6
Add white pepper.
- 7
Add a little yum yum; the source does not identify the product or give a measurement.
- 8
Add sesame oil.
- 9
Add Shaoxing wine.
- 10
Add soy sauce.
- 11
Add starch.
- 12
Massage all the seasonings and flavorings into the beef. The video shows a comparison of the velveted beef with untreated beef, but does not describe a subsequent cooking method.
Notes
The source provides no ingredient quantities, tenderizing duration, or cooking instructions. The meat is shown after velveting, but the video does not explain how it is cooked.
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