Yak lunch meat
Overview
It’s actually the lunch meat form of beef meatballs. The method is slightly modified and marinated in ginger-garlic cooking wine for a long time to remove the heavy smell of yak. Unexpectedly, the effect was not bad. I was thinking about what kind of mold to use to give it a square shape, and suddenly I thought of the half lunch box that had been saved but had never been used. I took it, smeared it with lard, filled it with meat paste, and it just fit the box. It was really a prophetic thing. How to fill and compress the meat paste so tightly that no gaps are left is not an easy task. I thought it was almost done, but when I cut it into pieces, I could still see some holes. How are those machine-filled luncheon meats made?
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Ingredients
Steps
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Wash the beef, add ginger and garlic cooking wine and marinate for more than 2 hours
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Remove the beef and cut into cubes
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Chop ginger and garlic into fine pieces
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Put the ginger, garlic and diced beef into a food processor and blend into a pulp
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Add all seasonings
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Beat evenly
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Pour water into starch
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Mix into a uniform starch paste
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Pour into the meat slurry in batches and beat
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Beat until the meat slurry becomes gelatinous
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Pour into the lunch meat box, fill and press tightly
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Place into a pot of boiling water
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Steam over medium heat for 15-20 minutes
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Take out of the pot
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Cool slightly and drain
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Slice and plate