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Homemade Frozen Beef Rolls for Shabu-Shabu or Korean BBQ
A method for selecting, shaping, and freezing beef so it can later be sliced into restaurant-style beef rolls. Naturally marbled boneless short rib is recommended, though a less expensive cut with fat running through it can also work.
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Ingredients
- boneless beef short rib (Naturally marbled; suitable for shabu-shabu or Korean barbecue.)
- beef with visible fat running through it (A less expensive alternative cut; choose a section with fat running throughout so it tastes similar when rolled.)
Steps
- 1
Choose a beef cut. Naturally marbled boneless short rib is one option and is described as suitable for shabu-shabu or Korean barbecue.
- 2
Alternatively, choose a less expensive section of beef with visible fat running through the meat. The source notes that, once rolled, it tastes almost the same as the more heavily marbled short rib.
- 3
At home, portion the beef into manageable pieces for shaping and freezing.
- 4
For one shaping method, cut the meat into a shape that fits a rectangular toast pan. Press the meat firmly into the pan to form a squared beef roll.
- 5
As another option, use a suitable cylindrical container, such as a chip can. Cut the meat into strips about four fingers wide, then load the strips into the container to form a cylindrical roll.
- 6
Freeze the shaped beef rolls overnight until completely solid. The source emphasizes that the rolls should be rock solid before the next step, which is slicing with a meat slicer.
Notes
The video is about preparing beef for a later slicing step; it does not provide a cooking temperature, slicing thickness, exact beef weight, or detailed instructions for removing the shaped roll from the container. The source mentions a freezer bag, rectangular toast pan, and chip can as shaping or freezing options. Use appropriate food-safe containers and follow safe raw-meat handling practices.
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