Bihari Grail Recipe / Beef Steak Recipe

Easy Beef Steak Bihari Style!

Bihari Grail Recipe (beef)

Ingredients:
Beef steaks medium thin
2 spoon salt 
2 spoon red chilly powder 
1 spoon pepper powder 
1 spoon ginger garlic paste
4 spoon thick yogurt
1 medium onion paste
4 spoon mustard oil 

Method:
Step 1: In a bowl throw in some beef slices.(medium thick)

Step 2: add all the spices mentioned above. Mix all well.Cover and marinate for an hour or more in the refrigerator. 

Step 3: Transfer to a pressure cooker and cook until you hear 2 whistles. After that cook on low flame for 20 minutes or more. Check in between to prevent meat from overcooking.


Step 4: Once meat is tender. Add it to another pan and grill on high flame until all water/gravy is dried.
Also roast some veggies and enjoy this grilled steak. Juicy and delicious.


 

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