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BEEF
SOY AND GARLIC BEEF ROAST
Serves 4 to 5
INGREDIENTS
1.2kg rolled beef boneless scotch fillet
1 Tablespoon olive oil
1 Tablespoon light soy sauce
1 Tablespoon chopped garlic
1 birds’ eye chilli, deseeded and finely minced
1 cup (250ml) boiling beef stock
1 cup (250ml) cup dry red wine
Salt and pepper to taste
METHOD
1. In a large bowl, mix olive oil and soy
sauce together.
2. In a small bowl, mix garlic and
chilli together.
3. Massage soy mixture into beef. Coat
meat with garlic mixture. Cover the large
bowl with plastic wrap and refrigerate
for 4 hours or overnight.
Sauté Setting
4. The next day, press FUNCTION
button then select SAUTÉ, indicator
light will illuminate.
5. Enter 10 minutes TIME, time is
displayed on LED.
6. Press START/CANCEL button and wait
3 minutes while removable cooking
bowl is heating before cooking. Sear and
brown meat all over. Remove meat and
add beef stock and red wine and mix
with spatula. Carefully place trivet into
removable cooking bowl. Place meat
onto trivet. Secure lid on.
Pressure Cook Setting
7. Press FUNCTION button and select
PRESSURE COOK, indicator light
will illuminate.
8. Enter 13 minutes for rare to medium
or 15 minutes for medium to well done
TIME, time is displayed on LED.
9. Ensure Pressure Release Valve is turned
to PRESSURE position and Pressure
Control Dial turned to HIGH position.
10. Press START/CANCEL button. When
pressure is reached, turn Pressure
Control Dial to LOW position.
11. Once timer is “0” and 5 beeps sound,
release PRESSURE.
12. Open lid. Rest meat on a plate, covered
with alfoil for 10 minutes before carving.
Season to taste and serve.
NOTE
Remaining stock can be reduced
using Sauté Setting for 3-5 mins to
make a glaze or gravy for roast.
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