27’s Cooking Diary – Lazy version of “Shacha Steak Pasta”

27’s Cooking Diary – Lazy version of “Shacha Steak Pasta”

Overview

One day, it only took 27 more than ten minutes to finish the Sha Cha Steak Pasta. It was simple and fast~ It was said to be steak~ but it was actually slightly processed beef~ During the tight working hours, how to eat simple, convenient and delicious food~ is the goal that 27 has been pursuing~ Well~~ I will introduce it to you today~~

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Ingredients

Steps

  1. Prepare ingredients: 100g beef tenderloin, 2 mushrooms, 5 or 6 cloves of garlic, 2 spoons of sand tea sauce, 1 spoon of curry powder, and appropriate amount of light soy sauce.

    27’s Cooking Diary – Lazy version of “Shacha Steak Pasta” step 1
  2. Wash the beef, cut it into pieces, and use a small hammer to loosen it.

    27’s Cooking Diary – Lazy version of “Shacha Steak Pasta” step 2
  3. Mix the light soy sauce, sand tea sauce, curry powder and MSG evenly.

    27’s Cooking Diary – Lazy version of “Shacha Steak Pasta” step 3
  4. Place the hammered beef slices on a baking sheet lined with tin foil, brush the mixed Shacha sauce evenly on both sides with a brush, and marinate slightly.

    27’s Cooking Diary – Lazy version of “Shacha Steak Pasta” step 4
  5. When marinating, we cut the garlic into small pieces and the mushrooms into slices, sprinkle them evenly on the steak, then evenly brush a layer of Shacha sauce on the mushrooms and garlic, and put them in the preheated oven. According to personal preference, the temperature is 150℃-200℃ and the time is 5-10 minutes.

    27’s Cooking Diary – Lazy version of “Shacha Steak Pasta” step 5
  6. In the meantime, let’s start cooking the pasta! After adding an appropriate amount of water to the pot, add a small amount of salt and olive oil.

    27’s Cooking Diary – Lazy version of “Shacha Steak Pasta” step 6
  7. After the water boils, add the pasta and cook the pasta according to your own taste.

    27’s Cooking Diary – Lazy version of “Shacha Steak Pasta” step 7
  8. Okay~ When the steak is cooked, the pasta is almost cooked~ After the steak and pasta are placed on the plate, pour the excess meat juice in the baking pan over the pasta, and it's ready to serve!

    27’s Cooking Diary – Lazy version of “Shacha Steak Pasta” step 8
  9. Someone still likes to eat rice~so, I served him fresh rice~~

    27’s Cooking Diary – Lazy version of “Shacha Steak Pasta” step 9
  10. The whole meal takes no more than 15 minutes to complete~

    27’s Cooking Diary – Lazy version of “Shacha Steak Pasta” step 10