Braised Beef Shank With Lotus Root - Bắp Bò Hầm Củ Sen | Helen's Recipes

[@luceliapretorius4155]

This looks sssssoo good! My husband would love this.

[@HelenRecipes]

Good luck on trying this at home. Let me know about the result 😉

[@sschannel6922]

sang trọng và ngon.

[@joymae]

Yumm everything with Baguettes please

[@sschannel6922]

Greetings from Indonesia

[@kristylu4921]

What can I substitute miso paste with if I don’t have that ingredient on hand? Thanks!

[@HelenRecipes]

You can skip it.

[@SnowPout]

I can't find the recipe and the actual measurements on your website :( I want to try this recipe so bad!

[@HelenRecipes]

You can find it now with this link helenrecipes.com/braised-beef-shank-with-lotus-root-bap-bo-ham-cu-sen/

[@SnowPout]

@@HelenRecipes Thank you so much! :D

[@ryanyth]

Thanks for the recipe. I wonder if it would be better if I boil the beef first in water and remove the scum before adding the marinades and sauces. Perhaps that will result in a less "scummy" looking sauce?

[@readysetsleep]

Yes Koreans have a similar braised short rib dish. Most of the Korean recipes require a quick pre boil of the beef. And a rinse to remove the scum. A really clear sauce in the end.

[@HelenRecipes]

Thank you for your question. Yes, surely you can blanch the beef for 2 minutes to remove its smell and scum for better results. It depends on the quality of the beef that you use. I used miso paste and condensed milk in this recipe, so the broth is not clear. Hope you like my recipe, try it out give me some feedback!

[@thuphan133]

Sao Ko noi tieng viet cho nh ng lon vn nghe vay

[@sschannel6922]

lời chào từ Indonesia

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[@JungleScene]

im curious about the jujubes.... here in canada jujubes is a sugary gummy candy for kids but this looks like some kind of fruit?

[@ryanyth]

yes, its a type of dried fruit. Also more commonly known as "Red Dates" in Asian cooking.

[@HelenRecipes]

Jujube fruits are small and sweet. And yes the dried form have a chewy texture and taste similar to dates. You could look for "Chinese dates" in Walmart.