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250 Milliliter | Sriracha sauce (Vietnam Hot Sauce) |
125 Milliliter | Thai soy sauce |
50 Milliliter | oyster sauce |
3 Esslöffel | Ingwer, frisch, gehackt |
3 | Knoblauch, geschaelt, gehackt |
1 | Of Thai piquino Pfefferschoten (sauscharf) |
1 | Jalapeños Pfefferschoten (milder) |
1 | Cilantro (Koriandergruen) |
2 Esslöffel | Weissen Pfeffer |
125 Milliliter | Tamarindensaft |
2 Esslöffel | Brauner Zucker |
Put the sauces in a large mixing bowl.
Pound the ginger, garlic, hot peppers and cilantro with a mortar and pestle or in a food processor and put them in the mixing bowl with the other ingredients. Add the white pepper and mix well. Makes 1 to 1½ qts depending on how big your hands are. Store in refrigerator.
Directions For Use:
Using up to one tablespoon per side, work the sauce well into each steak by hand. Let the meat sit, covered, in the refrigerator for up to ½ hour or so before cooking.
Trust Me: This is a Strong sauce. Don't just pour it over a bowl full of meat and let it sit a long time or the taste of the sauce will be overpowering.
finally by taste. I watched her make it and wrote down what it looked like she was doing. All I know is that it makes the best barbecued steak I have ever tasted. Enjoy !
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