Showing posts with label Japanese Beer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Japanese Beer. Show all posts
Saturday, March 23, 2013
Spicy Asian Ginger Beef Skewers
Spicy Asian Ginger Beef Skewers
It's just about time for some great backyard pool parties. Try this beef marinade, add your favorite veggies on kabobs for a big backyard hit.
1 3- 4 lb. thick sirloin steak, cut into strips across the grain
1 C Soy sauce
1 12oz. bottle Asahi Black, Japanese beer
2 TBL Peanut oil
2 TBL Sesame oil
1-1/2 TBL Seasoned Rice Wine Vinegar
1/2 BUNCH Cilantro, chopped fine
2 TBL Brown sugar
1 TBL Chopped fresh ginger
3 Thia Chiles, chopped fine
3 CLOVES Garlic, minced
Bamboo skewers soaked in water for 4 hours
1. Whisk soy sauce, beer, both oils, and rice vinegar together. Pour into a large glass or non-reactive mixing bowl, and add cilantro, ginger, chiles, garlic, and sugar. Whisk well, add steak strips, and marinade for at least 4 hours, turning every couple of hours. I usually marinade over night.
2. Thread meat onto skewers and grill until cooked all the way through.
3. Makes about 10 skewers.
Wednesday, February 6, 2013
Spicy Asian Ginger Beef Skewers
We make these so often that, years ago, my Dad made a little grill out of plate steel that was just wide enough to hold the skewers. This recipe also works well with pork, poultry, or shell fish!
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Shown here with Pork! |
1 3- 4 lb. thick sirloin steak, cut into strips across the grain
1 C Soy sauce
1 12oz. bottle Asahi Black, Japanese beer
2 TBL Peanut oil
2 TBL Sesame oil
1-1/2 TBL Seasoned Rice Wine Vinegar
1/2 BUNCH Cilantro, chopped fine
2 TBL Brown sugar
1 TBL Chopped fresh ginger
3 Chiles, chopped fine, what ever you like Jalapeno to habanero
3 CLOVES Garlic, minced
Bamboo skewers soaked in water for 4 hours
1. Whisk soy sauce, beer, both oils, and rice vinegar together. Pour into a large glass or non-reactive mixing bowl, and add cilantro, ginger, chiles, garlic, and sugar. Whisk well, add steak strips, and marinade for at least 4 hours, turning every couple of hours. I usually marinade over night.
2. Thread meat onto skewers and grill until cooked all the way through.
3. Makes about 10 skewers.
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