Cooking Instructions
- 1
Wash properly the beef.Then boil water and put in the beef,let it boil.When the scums comes out.Off the fire throw water and wash it clean.
- 2
Then heat a pot and add oil then sautee onion until soft then add beef.Cook for ten vmins then add potatoes,peppercorns,,soy and water.
- 3
Mix then cover and summer for almost an hour.
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