Sunday, July 15, 2012

Homemade Beef Tapa

I finally found the taste I am looking for! Mona said she recently cooked beef tapa and she just used garlic, pepper, salt and vinegar.

I really loved it!  You have to get thinly sliced sirloin.  Ask the butcher in the supermarket to use the slicer to slice the frozen beef.  It should be a little bit thicker than sukiyaki cut.

Homemade Beef Tapa - 1 serving



100 g. sirloin, thinly sliced and cut into strips
1/4 t. rock salt
freshly cracked black pepper
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 T. cane vinegar

Marinate the beef for at least 30 minutes at room temperature.

Add 2 T. water in a stainless frying pan and 1 T. oil.  When it boils, add the beef slices. Stir-fry until the liquid evaporates and the garlic dark brown in color but not burnt.

Super yum!!!!!!  I want to eat this again!

Hahahaha Not so perfect poached egg this time because I was cooking 2 things at the same time.

Food Diary:

Breakfast:

1 poached egg
beef tapa
cucumber and tomato slices

Lunch:

1/2 C. white rice
Sisig
3 pcs. skinless sharksfin dumplings
Buco juice

Dinner:

1/2 C. white rice
Vegetable Soup - Hototay style




4 comments:

  1. Just discovered a place in Fairview, Quezon City near FEU-NRMF.... omg! the shredded tapa was soooo good..... pick your choice... have it hot and spicy or regular......its a very very affordable meal especially if you are on a budget..... YES! its only P49.00

    All dine in meals come with garlic rice, ice tea and bulalo soup....
    Also available : per pack

    Must Try: SIZZILOG ( sizzling & silog)
    Nix & Mix Dormitory
    I-C Buick St., West Fairview, Q.C.
    09167804656 / 09498777537 / 09331856517/ 4272187

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    1. Wow! That is such a good deal! I wish I can go all the way to Fairview! Thanks for the tip.

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  2. Stumbled upon your blog a few days ago while searching for homemade tapa recipe and been coming back each day to check out your Pinoy recipes....really enjoyed your stories that come along with the recipes. Will definitely be checking your blog out regularly. Keep up the good works Lia.

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