Beef in Chilli and Basil.
Another variation of the most consumed meal in Thailand. I am 6,000 miles away from home and I am still making up the statistics. When a person orders this meal in a restaurant, there's an assumption that he/she lacks imagination and doesn't know what they want to eat. I ALWAYS know what I want to eat but I find this dish to be cleansing after a plateful of bacon and syrup.
Serves 4.
For the spices.
In a pestle and mortar, pound
-4 large cloves of garlic,
-as many hot chillies as you dare (around 10 in mine),
-1tsp sea salt.
Pound well to combine.
For the beef.
700g rump steak, roughly minced.
For the sauce.
In a bowl, put in
-1/2tsp caster sugar,
-2tbsp soy sauce,
-2tbsp oyster sauce,
-1tbsp black soy sauce,
-1tsp fish sauce.
Mix well and leave aside.
For the basil.
-60g washed basil leaves.
In a large wok, on high heat, with a tablespoon of vegetable oil, add
-the spices.
Cook, stirring for 30 seconds or so, add
-the beef,
Stir fry to coat the beef in the spices until almost cooked through, add
-the sauce.
Stir well to combine, add
-basil leaves.
Continue to cook for 30 seconds or so.
Serve with rice and soft boiled egg.
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