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Siapa tak kenal masakan padang, bahkan rumah makan padang sudah sampai di amerika dan eropa. Begitu juga saat berada di kota Mekkah kita bisa merasakan masakan padang di sana setelah melakukan kegiatan umroh. Memang suku yang satu ini terkenal pandai berdagang dalam perantauan, mungkin karena sifat kreativitas bangsa kita yang membuat begitu banyaknya jenis masakan di nusantara ini termasuk masakan padang yang sudah go internasional.

Resep masakan padang rendang daging akan kita coba lihat, resep masakan padang ini saya kumpulkan dari sumber di buku resep masakan padang. Secara umum selera kita berbeda-beda namun demikian kita dapat menambahkan variasi masakan menurut keinginan sendiri.

Resep masakan padang rendang daging

Bahan :
  • 1 kg daging sapi.
  • 2-3 butir kelapa.
  • 1 lembar daun kunyit
  • 100 gram cabai merah halus
  • 100 gram bawang merah yang dihaluskan
  • 5 lembar daun jeruk
  • 1 batang serai dimemarkan
  • 4 siung bawang putih dihaluskan
  • 1 potong jahe ukuran 3cm dimemarkan
  • 1 potong lengkuas dimemarkan
  • 1 sendok teh garam

Cara membuat masakan padang rendang daging:
  • Potong-potong daging sapi menjadi 16 bagian, sisihkan.
  • Parut buah kelapa, ambil santannya. lalu sisihkan.
  • Masak semua bumbu dan santan, tunggu hingga mendidih.
  • Masukan daging sapi yang sudah dipotong-potong tadi.
  • Masak dengan kondisi api sedang sampai keluar minyaknya, 
  • aduk secara perlahan masakan padang tersebut sampai daging mengering berubah menjadi coklat kehitam-hitaman.
  • Sajikan

Selamat mencoba masakan padang dan semoga bermanfaat.

Baca juga menu gurih: membuat kue basah.

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