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Cooking for Rushed Dummies 1
Mom's Salpicao
or is it Salpicado?

Thinking of my mom's steamed fish, I have just remembered another one of her simple but delicious dishes -- Salpicao.

You need
  • garlic - peel and chop
  • olive oil
  • tenderloin cut into 3/4" chunks, about half a kilo
  • knorr seasoning
  • worchestershire sauce

Heres what she does.
  • Mix 1/3 worchestershire sauce and 2/3 knorr (about a cup to a cup and a half total sauce) marinate beef in it
  • Heat oil in pan or wok, put garlic in, toast garlic until light golden brown. Set aside.
  • When oil is smoking place beef in pan. Toss around until meat is seared a bit (I prefer doing this for a short time only as I like my meat tender and slightly bloody)
  • When meat is almost at the state you want to eat it in, pour sauce into pan.
  • Mix beef and sauce a bit. Bring to a boil.
  • Place on serving dish, top with garlic.
Gobble gobble.
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