Mango Beef Roll
1.
Cut the beef into thin slices and absorb water with kitchen paper.
2.
Knock loose with a loose meat hammer.
3.
Pour in olive oil and stir well.
4.
Add light soy sauce, sugar, starch, water, and salt, and marinate for half an hour.
5.
Peel the mango.
6.
Cut the pulp along the direction of the core and cut into strips.
7.
Lay the beef flat, put the mango strips on top, and roll it up.
8.
Gather the flesh toward the center, revealing the flesh.
9.
Preheat the baking tray to 220 degrees, spread tin foil, put the beef rolls in, and bake for about 15 minutes.
10.
Chop the remaining diced mango. Put it in the pot, put a little water and a little sugar. (I put the light soy sauce, the color is too heavy, omit it)
11.
Chop the remaining diced mango. Put it in the pot, put a little water and a little sugar. (I put the light soy sauce, the color is too heavy, omit it)
12.
Boil until thick.
13.
Boil until thick.
14.
Put it in a food processor and whipped into puree.
15.
Put it in a piping bag or a fresh-keeping bag and squeeze it on the beef roll.
Tips:
1. After the beef is thawed, use kitchen paper to absorb water to make the beef tougher.
2. The loose meat hammer can break off the tendons of the beef to make the meat taste better. It can be replaced with a knife back.
3. The beef slices can be marinated for about half an hour. It does not need to be marinated for too long, and the knocked meat is absorbed quickly.
4. The mango dip is whipped with a cooking machine, which can be more delicate, if not, just use the back of a spoon to crush it.