AuthorJim BrownKitchen Essentials
Prep
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Ingredients
Cutting your roast in to steaks let's you brown the meat instead of steaming it, which is what seems to happen when you try to brown smaller stew size pieces of meat. You're going to use the Saute Function on your InstantPot and when it gets hot, add the cooking fat and then add your meat. Don't over crowd and don't get in a hurry. About 4- 5 minutes per side. Once browned remove to a cutting board to cut into stew sized pieces.
Add the onions and saute for a couple of minutes. Add the curry powder, ginger, seared meat, tomatoes, fish sauce, applesauce, star anise, bruised lemon grass, bay leaves and broth.
Close and seal the InstantPot and set it to 35 minutes Pressure/ High
When the time is up hit cancel. Carefully quick release the pressure and when depressurized open the InstantPot and add the carrots. Reseal the InstantPot- set it to Pressure/ High for 7 minutes.
When finished, hit cancel and carefully vent the pressure. Salt to taste. You'll use the lime wedges to adjust acidity in the serving bowls.
Ingredients
Directions
Cutting your roast in to steaks let's you brown the meat instead of steaming it, which is what seems to happen when you try to brown smaller stew size pieces of meat. You're going to use the Saute Function on your InstantPot and when it gets hot, add the cooking fat and then add your meat. Don't over crowd and don't get in a hurry. About 4- 5 minutes per side. Once browned remove to a cutting board to cut into stew sized pieces.
Add the onions and saute for a couple of minutes. Add the curry powder, ginger, seared meat, tomatoes, fish sauce, applesauce, star anise, bruised lemon grass, bay leaves and broth.
Close and seal the InstantPot and set it to 35 minutes Pressure/ High
When the time is up hit cancel. Carefully quick release the pressure and when depressurized open the InstantPot and add the carrots. Reseal the InstantPot- set it to Pressure/ High for 7 minutes.
When finished, hit cancel and carefully vent the pressure. Salt to taste. You'll use the lime wedges to adjust acidity in the serving bowls.
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