Beef pepper fry

Chet Sharma

Chet Sharma

3rd September 2024
Chet Sharma

Beef pepper fry

90 min

Seasonal from current menu at BiBi restaurant

Ingredients

Spice Mixes for Red Chaat Masala

  • 50g coriander seed
  • 10g cumin seed
  • 25g desiccated coconut
  • 10g sesame seeds
  • 5g black pepper
  • 1g cinnamon stick
  • 2g poppy seed
  • 1g fenugreek seed
  • 10x whole Kashmiri chilli
  • 50g crispy onions
  • 10g dry roasted garlic
  • 50g white chaat masala
  • 100g freeze dried tomato powder

Tendli cornichon

  • 300g tendli
  • 300g white wine vinegar
  • 200g water
  • 100g Sugar
  • 2 green chilli, split
  • 6g garlic cloves, whole

Salt + Pepper Salli (for 30 portions)

  • Agria potato
  • Kosher salt
  • Black pepper

Pepper fry sauce

  • 400g sliced onion
  • 20g ginger
  • 20g garlic
  • 5g green chilli
  • 10g curry leaves
  • 7g Urad dal (soaked)
  • 7g mustard seeds
  • 3g black pepper
  • 8g Kosher salt
  • 150g coconut cream
  • 75g water (if needed)
  • 60g Coconut Oil

Lapsang dressing (smoked oil dressing)

  • 425g Lapsang oil
  • 425g grapeseed oil
  • 210g Indian lemon juice
  • 10g Kosher salt
  • 100g onion ash
  • 5g black pepper

Curry Leaf Jalapeno emulsion

  • 100g egg white
  • 50g Dashi vinegar
  • 200g jalapeno Juice
  • 810g grapeseed oil
  • 2pcs lime zest and juice
  • 15g salt
  • 25g prehydrated xanthan gum (2%)
  • 25g curry leaf paste (oil)

Beef Tartare mix (for 8 portions)

  • 250g beef, cut into 1cm dice
  • 50g Bombay onion, diced
  • 50g Tendli cornichon, diced
  • 75g smoked oil dressing
  • 20g Indian lemon juice
  • 5g Maldon salt
  • 10g green chilli

Method

Spice Mixes for Red Chaat Masala

Combine ingredients

Tendli cornichon

Brine cornichons in 3% brine overnight, and strain.
Place the rest of the ingredients in a pan, bring to the boil and pour over brined cornichons.
Allow to cool, and store in vac pac bags.

Salt + Pepper Salli (for 30 portions)

Peel the potatoes, using mandoline attachment.
Then cut into julienne strips, wash the cut potatoes under running water and drain.
Deep fry at 140C until golden.
Drain on paper, season liberally with salt and pepper.

Pepper fry sauce

Heat oil, fry the urad dal until light golden, crack mustard seed, and splutter curry leaves on top.
Add black pepper, then add ginger, garlic and green chilli, cook until fragrant.
Add the sliced onion and cook until tender, it should still have a bite.
Add coconut cream and salt, cook out for 5 minutes.
Then blend till smooth and add water if needed.

Lapsang dressing (Smoked oil dressing)

Mix all ingredients together. Then store into a squeezy bottle ready for service.

Curry Leaf Jalapeno emulsion

Mix everything in a Thermomix.

Beef Tartare mix (for 8 portions)

Cut the beef into slices and place into a blast chiller to firm up before dicing.
Mix all the ingredients, except lemon juice.
Store the obtained mixture in takeaway containers in service fridge.
Add lemon juice a la minute per serving.

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