Beef, onion and cabbage sauce

When you are single and you buy fresh veg in winter you always have to much.

This is an abbreviated version of Chaliapin steak (a steak marinated in onions, a Japanese western-style dish).The sautéed onions form the base of the sauce, so sauté them slowly and patiently, taking care not to let them burn.As long as the onions are well sautéed, you can make a delicious sauce with just water, without needing any wine or sake. For 1 serving. Recipe by Shizure

Make this when steaks are on sale.Discard the oil you cooked the steak in before making the sauce at Step 5.When resting the steak, make sure it doesn't cool down.How to check the doneness of the meat: When you press down on it with a finger, if it feels about as soft as your cheek it's rare, if it's like your ear lobe it's medium, and if it's like your nose it's well done. For 1 serving. Recipe by Shizure

Simmer beef slices to create a sauce that pairs well with pasta or rice. This time, I've mixed it with macaroni for added volume.The origin of this recipe: I created a sauce by slowly cooking beef slices in tomato sauce, which goes well with both pasta and rice. Whole mushrooms are the key ingredient.

I wanted to do meatballs,but different.So I found this recipe.From Chef Piñeiro.

Ragù Napoletano has many variations, even in the same family. This recipe is the most basic with variations. If you try this, you will taste ragù as eaten in home kitchens in Napoli.

You can easily make this with thing readily available in the house. The flour wrapped around the meat holds in the flavors so it fits perfectly with rice.I also highly suggest putting the meat over rice and serving it as a donburi style dish.The thinly sliced meat can be thigh or shoulder meat. If you have some room in your wallet, sirloin meat is really good.When cooking, use a little bit of extra oil since the powder soaks in some of the oil.Simmer the sauce to your liking. I personally like putting the sauce on my rice, so leave a little bit extra. For 4 servings. Recipe by sachie mama

Small meat balls and onion slices are fried then cooked in tomato sauce. This stew is usually served with vermicelli rice. Kids will love this dish!

I messed up when cooking some rice and it didn't taste very good. So I turned it into crispy rice with ankake to disguise it.Of course, if you have delicious freshly cooked rice, you can use it with this dish as-is.Mix the ingredients together before adding to the frying pan so that you don't have to worry about burning anything.You can use any meat or veggies that you have in your fridge!!For the yakisoba version, I used pork instead of beef, Chinese garlic chives instead of snow peas, and I forgot to add the carrots and shimeji mushrooms. Recipe by Mine neko

I had a lot of cabbage that I'd bought or gotten from people to use up so I came up with this recipe. Since then it's become a family favorite.Because you dust the chicken with flour before browning and then simmering it the umami is held inside and the meat won't fall apart. By sprinkling it with some sake for cooking, the gaminess of the chicken is gone and it becomes very tender. Adjust the amount of salt and water depending on how much cabbage you use. I use about 1/2 a tomato can of water. Recipe by Makichimu

Serve with steamed white rice. #chicken #lunch #dinner #starch #rice #protein #spicy

This recipe is a bit hit right now at my workplace. For a long time I thought "How can such a simple recipe be so good?" But when I tried it out I was amazed. "What? No...it tastes nostalgic, but really new at the same time!!" Please try it for yourself...you'll be surprised too!Make the onion and ponzu sauce sauce before stir frying the other ingredients, so that it can rest and marinate while you cook.You can use whatever pork cut you like. I used coarsely chopped thinly sliced pork this time. It's cheap!Don't add any extra ingredients. Just try making it as described! It will surprise you! Recipe by MarkH

crispy cabbage on a hurry meal

Thank you for making this recipe a hit for the second time! With 180 reviews, this dish features tender pork tenderloin coated in a delicious sauce that pairs perfectly with rice.Origin of this recipeI bought pork tenderloin on sale at the supermarket and decided to make it for dinner!

This is another example of Filipino-Chinese cuisine. I have used baking soda to tenderise the meat, which was necessary because of the cheap cut of beef. Feel free to omit the step if you're using tenderloin or other cut that might not need it. I have again omitted all onion and garlic; if you want them, add them when you stir fry the ginger. 🇵🇭🇨🇳

This recipe makes inexpensive pork tender and delicious. A main dish ready in 10 minutes! The combined seasonings and butter add richness. It's become quite popular!The origin of this recipeI created this to use up leftover pork, and it turned out surprisingly tasty.

Have you ever cooked minced beef (in bolognese sauce/beef chilli/shepherd’s pie filling) and after long hours of cooking, the beef turns dry, hard and rubbery? Here is the trick: marinate the beef with solution of water and baking soda and your minced beef will stay tender even after long hours of cooking.Just a simple tomato based pasta sauce but I used overripe cherries tomatoes, added shredded carrots and zucchini.

This soup noodle dish, also known as Typhoon Noodles, is incredibly simple. Besides the canned mackerel as the main ingredient, you can add whatever other ingredients you like, making it perfect for a day when you can't go out, like during a typhoon. Even beginners can make this fail-proof soup noodle dish. Try making it for your family!

Make this when you don't have energy or time, or if you only have pork on hand.I used pork only, but you can add various vegetables to the stir fry too.This is very well flavored, so it's delicious with plain lettuce. Recipe by Pukuttopukumaru

I wanted to come up with a dish to accompany a glass of umeshu.When using canned whole tomatoes, crush the tomatoes first with your hands.Adjust the cooking time to preference. If you like the cabbage wilted, cook longer.Scatter grated cheese if you like. Recipe by yukihapi

A simple pork sauté with a refreshing onion-rich sauce. It's seasoned to go perfectly with rice! The origin of this recipe: I wanted to enjoy a refreshing pork sauté.

Feeling like going meatless .Try tofu , vegetables in oyster sauce.With its thick sauce, rich flavor and the aroma of sesame seed oil, you won’t miss your meat.

This Manchego cheese sauce recipe is perfect for pairing with meat. With its delicious cheesy flavor, you might even enjoy it on its own, and with this Galician beef steak, it's a real treat! I hope you like it!

Large heads of Chinese cabbage can be quite a challenge to eat up! When we get tired of hot pots, I fry it with meat!It's made with sesame oil and chicken stock granules, and thickened to give a proper flavour. It's a dish that makes you want to eat more. You'll find yourself eating more than you think.Add the leaf part of the Chinese cabbage at the end as it cooks quickly.When more thickness is required, add more diluted katakuriko. If it's too thick, dilute with hot water.Happo-jiru is a multi-purpose soy sauce-based seasoning commonly used in Aomori Prefecture! If you can't get your hands on any, substitute it with ordinary soy sauce. Happo-jiru is so versatile, I highly recommend it for every household. Recipe by Nanohana uchan

I made this dish for my boyfriend. It's delicious and goes well with rice. I took the photo quickly as he was about to eat, so it's not very pretty, and the color is unfiltered.For this dish, you can use fresh orange juice, but avoid green oranges as they can turn bitter when cooked. I chose to use pure boxed orange juice for a more consistent flavor.

Well I made this but its so blurry cause of the smoke ,lets get into the recipe

Tip for myself - next time a bit less tomato puree 🤭 All in all it was delicious but the potatoes was wrong garnish. Maybe buckwheat ir rise would be better 🤷‍♀️#beef#tomato#sausage

Lately, I've been into onion sauce, so I tried it on steak.Thoroughly cook the onions. Cook the meat over high heat until crispy. Recipe by Bu no shokutaku

I made it with the things at home and when I couldn't go shopping. This sauce is like the sauce at Korean barbecue restaurants.It's simple; just mix the ingredients together, but it's delicious. It's best if you don't microwave it at Step 2. Although the recipe calls for a minimal amount of sake, if you have weak toleranace or serving this to kids, microwave the sauce. Recipe by Cookingmam