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3-4 + Beef recipes (175)

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Recipe by: Azmina Govindji
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This will satisfy even the most demanding curry addict. Lean and tender sirloin steak is quickly cooked with lots of spices, tomatoes, mushrooms and spinach, with yogurt added to give a luxurious feel. Served with cardamom-spiced rice, it makes a really healthy and nutritious meal.
 
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A traditional style very rich Italian ragu. My flatmate loves it and she's from Milan, so I'm fairly sure it's good! To be entirely traditional you should leave out the green pepper and use either garlic or onion, and not both. You could also use a mixture of beef and pork mince.
 
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Very simple, quick and tasty. I always prepare this when my english family visits.
 
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Choose large oranges that are heavy for their size; they are the juiciest.
 
Recipe by: Rachel Warren Chadd
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A change in proportions is the secret here. Cook a generous serving of vegetables on the barbecue alongside steaks to create a nutritionally balanced meal. For best results, the meat needs to marinate for at least 2 hours.
 
Recipe by: Maggie Pannell
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A beetroot and red cabbage coleslaw brings a lively flourish of colour and texture to these hearty baps, as well as providing a nourishing vegetable accompaniment to the lean roast beef filling. Choose wholemeal baps for extra fibre.
 
Recipe by: Norma MacMillan
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This is a warming dish for the cold weather months, rich with lean beef, celeriac, chestnuts and shallots. The suetcrust pastry lid is flavoured with herbs, and breadcrumbs are added for a light, crumbly texture so the pie is not heavy to eat. For extra vitamins serve with lightly cooked spinach.
 
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This is an Iranian (Persian) dish and i found the recipe in an old cookbook. It says there are Vegetarian versions so if anyone has one, please let me know!
 
Recipe by: Maggie Pannell
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This updated version of a traditional recipe makes an easy and impressive dish to prepare ahead, so is ideal for entertaining. Lean slices of beef are wrapped round a mushroom stuffing to make rolls, which are then braised gently with vegetables.
 
Recipe by: Minerva
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Flavourful beef dish using cheaper cuts of meat. Cut off only the outside fat, marbling in the meat gives flavour. Do not worry about any gristle as it will dissolve into jelly in the long cooking time. Substitute gluten-free or rice flour for a gluten-free dish. Put any leftover wine into small plastic food containers and freeze. It is ready to use, no need to thaw, and no waste of good wine.
 
Recipe by: Norma MacMillan
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This version of the classic dish of quick-fried steak with mushrooms shows how vegetables can be used to enhance and ‘stretch’ a modest portion of meat. The result is every bit as special as true Stroganoff, and is more in keeping with today's taste for meals that are not dominated by meat.
 
Recipe by: Brenda Houghton
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Anchovies, lemon and parsley turn choice cuts of meat into delicious meatballs, given extra piquancy with a caper sauce. Try serving with some rice and a mixed-leaf salad.
 
Recipe by: Mattsterchefuk
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Chunks of tender beef are braised in a rich onion gravy with potatoes. Serve with steamed carrots, cabbage or other vegetables.
 
Recipe by: Norma MacMillan
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These home-made burgers are healthily lean and full of flavour. They're served with griddled onions, watercress and a fabulous beetroot relish in mini focaccia – or in brown or white bread rolls or burger buns if you prefer. With chunky oven chips and a mixed leaf salad, you have a great meal.
 
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hi hope you like my first recipe added to this website,i'm not sure exactly the timing so please add what tweeks you think is right. i made a list of all the eqipment you should need, saves people worrieing when get half way through a recipe and finding out they have forgot something, hope this helps equipment needed large bowl sharp knive green chopping board red chopping board tea spoon tablespoon frying pan food procesor (to make the bread crumbs) baking tray
 
Recipe by: dudey
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Sizzling beef fajitas for your next Mexican fiesta.
 
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Asian inspired flavours with a French technique give this dish it's own uniqueness. It's easy to make as well!
 
Recipe by: Maggie Pannell
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A hearty beef and vegetable casserole that can be left to cook or made ahead and then reheated before serving. Cook the dumplings on top shortly before serving.
 
Recipe by: Norma MacMillan
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Topped with thick slices of garlic and herb bread, this classic Flemish casserole is hearty and satisfying. It's an ideal dish for entertaining because it can be prepared ahead and the quantities can be increased to feed as many as you want. Serve with mashed potatoes with chopped watercress added, and steamed seasonal greens.
 
Recipe by: Norma MacMillan
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Long, slow cooking gives this traditional casserole its inimitable flavour. The cooking liquid is reduced simply by removing the casserole lid, resulting in a wonderfully aromatic sauce that glazes the meat and vegetables. Flambéing with brandy brings the cooking to a spectacular finale. Serve with boiled or mashed potatoes.
 
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