Instructions
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Wash the beef and cut into large pieces.
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augment the taste lightly with table salt and turmeric.
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scalding up ghee/cooking oil in a large pot.
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mix in sliced onions and sauté until light golden.
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mix in garlic, green chilies, and tomato; prepare until softened.
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mix in the mandi masala condiment pulse: coriander, cumin, black pepper, cinnamon, cardamom, cloves, and bay leaves.
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mix in beef pieces and agitate on medium scalding up until the protein is well coated with spices.
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stream in in liquid or beef stock.
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put a lid on and low-boil until beef is succulent (about 1.5–2 hours depending on cut).
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Remove beef carefully and set aside.
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Strain and measure the broth.
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mix in washed, soaked basmati rice to the broth (usually 1 cup rice = 1.5–2 cups liquid).
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Adjust seasoning and bring to a heat to boiling point.
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Lower scalding up, put a lid on, and prepare the rice until fluffy.
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Place the beef pieces over the rice and steam on low scalding up for 10 moments so flavors combine.
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Optional: For barbeque-flavored essence, place a small scalding charcoal on foil in the pot, mix in 1 tsp dairy spread/cooking oil, immediately put a lid on for 5 moments.
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Remove coal before serving.
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Fluff rice and enjoy beef mandi with salad or chutney.