1 lb beef boneless cut into slices
1/4 tsp chillie powder
1/4 tsp pepper ground
1/4 tsp turmeric
1/4 tsp cumin ground
1/4 tsp coriander powder
2 tbsp soya sauce
1 tbsp tamarind pulp and 3 tbsp water
1/2 cup onion
2 cups mushroom slices
Pulp the tamarind with very little amount of water. Cut beef into thin slices and marinate with all the spices for about a day.
Heat oil and fry on medium high heat the onion, mushrooms then keep aside.
Add more oil if needed, then add the steak pieces and fry each side for a few minutes then lower the heat cover and cook till the meat is cooked according to taste. Put the onions and mushrooms over the meat and keep it covered for a few minutes before serving.
As tamarind gives these fried steaks a flavour it goes to MLLA #34 at Desi soccer, garnishing event.
My mouth is watering from the wonderful spice in this I can just smell the aroma its wonderful!
ReplyDeleteWow delicious..Love the marinade,spicy tangy and delicious.
ReplyDeleteLove the spice flavourings on the steak! Sounds like a very flavourful steak. Looks fantastic too!
ReplyDeleteIt looks scrumptious even though I don't eat beef...
ReplyDeleteMy kind of steak..I love how you made it!!Photo is mouth watering!!!
ReplyDeleteYummy n tangy.. we are huge beef fans.. will try this definitely :)
ReplyDeletemy husband is very fond of steak and this is a wonderfully feasible recipe...my only frown is the 1 tbsp tamarind...does it make it even slightly tangy or jus perfectly infused into the other flavours?
ReplyDeleteVery flavorful and delicious!
ReplyDeleteIf only I could make this with fake meat, sigh. The spice combination sounds perfect :), Miriam@Meatless Meals For Meat Eaters
ReplyDeleteLove how quick and easy this recipe is!
ReplyDeletewow dear that must taste amazing...addition of tamarind is new but exciting to me....looking gr8
ReplyDeletehaha! this picture looks GREAT
ReplyDeletebut it reminds me of those expensive restaurants, where u get a pinkie sized steak for 50$ ....
HAHaha , looove it
Looks so perfect and delicious..I will try it out soon.I like the addition of tamarind pulp...I never tried that in my non-veg dishes...always end up using lime juice.
ReplyDeleteMy fave! *drolliingg :p
ReplyDeleteThe hot and sour flavors sound appetizing.
ReplyDeletePan fried steak looks delicious..
ReplyDeleteWhat a flavorful entree! And your garnish is just lovely...
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone for the lovely comments even though some of you don't eat meat, I was laughing about the expensive restaurants :) very true
ReplyDeleteRegards to tamarind in the steak it gives flavour and tamarind helps it to marinate. It doesn't give a sharp tangy taste but blends in with the spices. Do give it a try and let me know.
I won't eat meat this steak looks delicious.
ReplyDeletefried steak looks delicious..
ReplyDeleteThis steak looks beautifully prepared!
ReplyDeletesteak makes me hungry,absolutely divine.
ReplyDeleteI think this is beautifully spiced - gives it energy and heartiness.
ReplyDeletewow...delicious steak...loved it..:)
ReplyDeleteWow delicious. Love simple and delicious marinades spicy tangy and delicious. Nice work!
ReplyDeleteThis looks PERFECT to go with our PERFECT creamy mashed potatoes! Double assault for those who love mushrooms :)
ReplyDeleteWe adore beef steak and I love the way you marinated the steak with Indian spices, will definitely give it a try.
ReplyDeleteEasy but really great meat dish :) thanks for the recipe
ReplyDeleteSounds simply fabulous!
ReplyDeleteWow, that looks incredible! I love the spices you used here, too... delicious!
ReplyDeletesteak is not my thing but like the rose next to it :)
ReplyDeleteonce upon a time i had a post on my blog abt making tht rose
thanks for linking it to my event, dear
ReplyDeleteThe steak looks so good! Tamarind in steak sounds interesting too!
ReplyDeleteI do not eat steak often but when I do I will think of this exciting combo of spices and flavors.
ReplyDeleteI am drooling!! Like the flavor combination you used .. saving this to give a try :)
ReplyDeletenever had steak with tamarind pulp. Looks great!
ReplyDeleteLooks flavorful and delicious!!
ReplyDeletelooks lovely, I never seem to make a nice juicy steak, I always end up either rock hard or under cooked. :(
ReplyDeleteWonderful seasoning. This would make a perfect dinner.
ReplyDeleteSolo a vederla mi viene fame..gnammm:-P
ReplyDeleteBacione:-**
The dish is looking so exciting..... !!!!!!!
ReplyDeletelovely recipe for steak love the Indian spiced used
ReplyDeleteThat looks absolutely sumptuous dear :)
ReplyDeleteThat's a wonderful twist you've given :-)
ReplyDeleteLoving it mashaallah :) can't wait to try it!
ReplyDeleteCan i substitute pulp with tamrind concentrate?
ReplyDeletenever tried beef with tamarind sounds different but am sure it will be full of flavour. a wonderful twist though
ReplyDeleteGreat recipe :), Miriam@Meatless Meals For Meat Eaters
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