Braised Beef Brisket with Daikon – Cantonese HOMESTYLE


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Dude’s dad’s favourite dish and it’s a Chinese classic. Made with the Instant Pot electric pressure cooker. ** NEW Chinese Homestyle COOKBOOK! ** Amazon …

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  1. Bee L
    Bee L says:

    Flo, have you try using Korean radish? My mom makes Korean pickled radish, and we now use that instead of Chinese lo bok. We find it way sweeter, less fiber and no spicy taste at all. ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿป

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  2. Christine B
    Christine B says:

    This sounds fantastic (although I would totally go for the tendon version!), especially since I love turnips with beef already which would be a similar-ish flavor combo.

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  3. Jocelyn Richmond
    Jocelyn Richmond says:

    Just learned something new about diakon from you. I used it once but it didn't like the results. Going to try your suggestion and see if it makes a difference. Incidentally, I love tendon with Chinese beef stew but it can't be cooked too long. Need that "bite.". TFS! ๐Ÿ˜

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  4. C Choi
    C Choi says:

    Amazing! Itโ€™s on my recipe to cook this week and I was going to wink it on the instant pot and voila your notification popped up!!!

    This looks like American style Brisket not Chinese style Brisket?

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  5. Sabby N.
    Sabby N. says:

    Tried this before and added dried tangerine and old tangerine peel to enhance the flavour but it rendered the gravy bitter๐Ÿคฆ๐Ÿปโ€โ™€๏ธ

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  6. Tinker Too
    Tinker Too says:

    This looks fantastic! Not real sure about the radish part……the flavors used must be amazing! I'm going to give it a try. Thank you for your brilliance and simplicity
    Enjoy your day hope to see you soon ๐Ÿ’–

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  7. Gail Elwood
    Gail Elwood says:

    YUM! I have never been a fan of anise but I imagine the flavor is more muted in this. Something I will try. My sister-in-law is taking me to her favorite Chinese market to get harder to find ingredients. She is from Northern China and I love her cooking. I want to make these foods myself.

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