Braised Beef Brisket with Daikon – 萝卜焖牛腩


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Recipe at: http://www.themeatmen.sg/braised-beef-brisket-with-daikon/

The ever-popular dish of Braised Beef Brisket with Daikon is a favourite in Chinese cuisine. Not only is it super tasty, it’s also really easy to make in the comfort of home too!

Using WMF Singapore’s Perfect Pro NATUramic, the cooking time is drastically reduced. Add in the beef brisket, tendons, together with all the spices into the pressure cooker after a quick stir fry, and you’ll be quite happy with the results. The NATUramic’s hermetic lock seals in the food’s flavour and nutrients for that ideal nutrition and taste.

Succulent beef brisket, beef tendon and daikon cooked to perfection, drawing in all the flavours from the spices added, makes the flavour just so irresistible. Perfect to go with an additional bowl of rice!

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23 replies
  1. Elaine Ong
    Elaine Ong says:

    Hi, I only have boneless beef short ribs on hand. Can I use this in place of beef brisket? I have cooked boneless short ribs in my WMF pressure cooker many times before, and it has only taken 35 min for the meat to become tender. Any idea if pressure cooking boneless short ribs for 1 hr + 15-20 min will overcook the meat?

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  2. FarHorizons
    FarHorizons says:

    In looking at several similar recipes, I noticed that there seems to be two methods of prepping the meat: either brown the meat first, or boil it and then skim off the scum. Does anyone happen to know if the differences are due to regional differences in China?

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