Taiwanese Beef Noodle Soup
60 mins
Serves 1
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Taiwanese Beef Noodle Soup
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60 mins
Serves 1
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Directions
1
Cut beef shank into big fat cubes.
2
Set the beef aside.
3
Slice a large tomato into wedges.
4
Slice one onion into wedges.
5
Cut green onions into 1-inch pieces.
6
Smash garlic cloves.
7
Thinly slice ginger.
8
Add oil to a hot pan.
9
Add the beef to the hot pan and brown each side for a few minutes.
10
Once the beef is browned, add the tomatoes, onions, green onions, garlic, and ginger into the pan.
11
Cook the mixture for about five minutes or until the tomatoes soften.
12
Prepare the sauce by combining 1/4 cup of doubanjiang (chili bean paste), 1/4 cup of dark soy sauce, and 1/2 cup of light soy sauce.
13
Add 1/2 cup of Shaoxing wine to the sauce mixture.
14
Transfer the seared beef and vegetables to an 8-quart pressure cooker.
15
Add the prepared sauce to the pressure cooker.
16
Add three star anise, one cinnamon stick, three bay leaves, and a piece of rock sugar to the pressure cooker.
17
Cover the ingredients with beef broth, using beef bouillon cubes.
18
Cover the pressure cooker.
19
Pressure cook on high for about 40 minutes.
20
Release the pressure from the pressure cooker.
21
Serve over a bowl of noodles.
22
Add blanched bok choy to the noodles.
23
Add beef cubes on top of the noodles.
24
Spoon over the broth.
25
Garnish with green onions.
26
Garnish with cilantro.
27
Add pickled mustard greens.
Ingredients
beef shank
1 large tomato
1 onion
green onions
garlic
ginger
oil
0.25 cup doubanjiang (chilli bean paste)
0.25 cup dark soy sauce
0.5 cup light soy sauce
0.5 cup Shaoxing wine
3 star anise
1 cinnamon stick
3 bay leaves
1 piece rock sugar
beef broth
beef bouillon cubes
noodles
blanched bok choy
cilantro
pickled mustard greens
Equipment
knife
cutting board
wok
pressure cooker
tongs
wooden spoon
measuring cups
small bowl
chopsticks
ladle
serving bowl
spoon
Tips
You can replace Shaoxing wine with extra beef broth.
If you don't have rock sugar, you can use granulated sugar.
The full written recipe and stovetop instructions are available in the cook's cookbook.