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While looking over Amazon's recommendations, I ran across the description of
some East Coast restaurant's version of surf and turf: Grilled steak accompanied by mushrooms and oysters which are sautéed together. I think the combination sounds interesting, but it seems even better-suited to an Asian application. So I've made a note to try this when I get back: stir-fried beef strips, onions, broccoli, mushrooms, and oysters. When serving, I'd put a dollop of butter on top (or maybe that black-bean butter sauce I made for Valentine's Day this year). Bob, "tagged for my future reference" |
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Steve wrote:
>> I think the combination sounds interesting, but it seems even >> better-suited to an Asian application. So I've made a note to try this >> when I get back: stir-fried beef strips, onions, broccoli, mushrooms, and >> oysters. > > This is pretty much broccoli beef or oyster beef with real oysters > instead of oyster sauce. That's what I was thinking, but adding butter at the end because butter goes well with all the ingredients. Bob |
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Butter goes well with anything. I even put it on bread every now and again. |
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