An autumn rain and a cold day. It's getting colder and colder. All kinds of soup and water have to be made. I'll have a tomato brisket today. Stewed beef brisket should pay attention to the method of less stew, more stew. If you simmer on a small fire, you will be able to chew the fat and sinew parts of the beef brisket very well. -
Step1:Soak beef brisket in water for 30 minutes. Remove blood and smell. Then take it out and wash it.
Step2:Blanch the beef brisket in boiling water. Pour in cooking wine to make it fishy. Skim off the froth. Blanch for two or three minutes, and then fish it out for use.
Step3:Put the oil in the pot. Add the onion, ginger, star anise and Astragalus to make it fragrant.
Step4:Put in the brisket and stir fry. Stir fry until the skin of the brisket is a little burnt. Remove it after turning a little yellow. Leave the oil in the pan.
Step5:Cut the tomato in half. Cut the tomato in half
Step6:Stir fry the diced tomatoes with the oil in the frying pan.
Step7:Until the tomatoes turn into red soup.
Step8:Stir fry the brisket in tomato sauc
Step9:Put tomato sauce on every briske
Step10:Transfer the fried beef brisket into a casserole. Add enough water to the casserole. It's better to add enough water at one time. Adding water later will affect the taste of the soup. Boil for ten minutes in high heat. Turn to low heat and simmer.
Step11:Cover the pot. Simmer for an hour.
Step12:Cut the carrot. Simmer for an hour. Add in the carrot. Simmer for another 20 minutes.
Step13:After 20 minutes, add in the big tomatoes and stew for another 10 minutes.
Step14:Turn off the fire in ten minutes. Add salt and coriander. It's on.
Cooking tips:Simmer slowly all the way. Don't worry. There are skills in making delicious dishes.