Ingredients
4 portion(s)
Moroccan Beef
- 2 onions, halved
- 3 cloves garlic
- 1 tablespoon oil
- 3 tomatoes, halved
- 600 g Blade or Chuck steak, cubed
- 1 --- lemon, juiced
- 1 cinnamon stick
- 2 tsp Ground Coriander
- 220 g beef stock
- 1 tbsp fresh oregano leaves
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Recipe is created for
TM 31
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Recipe's preparation
Place tomatoes into the TM bowl. Chop 3 secs / speed 5, set aside.
Place onion and garlic into the TM bowl. CHop 3-4 secs / speed 7.
Add oil and saute 3 mins / 100C / Speed 1.
Add steak and cook 5 mins / 100C / Reverse / Speed soft.
Add remaining ingredients, including the chopped tomatoes and cook for 50 mins / 100C / Reverse / Speed Soft.
Remove / tilt MC part way through cooking if you would like to reduce the liquid.
Serve with cous cous.
Moroccan Beef
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Comments
Add a commentThank you for this lovely
Thank you for this lovely recipe! I added some zucchini and capsicum which needed to be used up. It added texture to the gravy. This will become a regular in our house
Patricia - from near Frankfurt, Germany
Have a great day!
Made tonight beautifull add
Made tonight beautifull add veggie with the vorama on top
Not spicy or sweet enough to
Not spicy or sweet enough to be called Moroccan Beef but I added black pepper, more coriander and a little salt , only cooked it for 30 minutes and then thickened it with a little cornflour and it was quite nice.
i did the same hope its
i did the same hope its yum
Yummy recipe -thanks!
Yummy recipe -thanks!
Added a tsbp of Sambal Oelek
Added a tsbp of Sambal Oelek and 1 deseeded chilli to give it a bit more zing and it was enjoyed by all. Thank you.
Idea is good but the flavour
Idea is good but the flavour simply isn't there it was wishy washy and I like my dish with some umph.... I will be looking for a similar recipe that has the umph....
Delish!!! Will add veggies
Delish!!! Will add veggies next time.
I used a tin of crushed
I used a tin of crushed tomatoes and dried oregano in place of the fresh. I also used the vegetable stock paste (2 heaped teaspoons) with 220g water in place of the beef stock. I thought it was delicious...love those Moroccan flavours!
My meat came out lovely and
My meat came out lovely and tender but I did add some extra spices, it could've done with a bit more spice for my tastes.
I will definitely cook again, but make some adjustments for flavour.
Sorry but this did not taste
Sorry but this did not taste good, I gave it to the Jason which is my pet name or the garbage disposable unit at my place.
Mine doesn't look like the
Mine doesn't look like the pic there is a lot more liquid but it is tasting very delish!
For me, cooking the beef only
For me, cooking the beef only needed 35 minutes, not the recipe's 50 minutes. I added a bunch of broccolini, half a red capsicum, a handful of sultanas and a heaped teaspoon of vegetable salt in with the 35minutes cooking time block, and it was very tasty with cous-cous and a green salad.
I will make it again.
Very juicy even though I did
Very juicy even though I did take mc off half way through. Certainly didn't look like picture. Not enough flavour either. Wouldn't cook again.