Beef marinated in vodka

Beef marinated in vodka

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About recipe

Beef marinated with vodka is a great appetizer for the festive table. Such a snack will surely decorate any celebration. It's definitely not for everyone, but it's worth a try! Meat can be stored in the refrigerator, not wrapped, but simply put on a plate. Each day the meat will get a little darker and drier.

Recipes by ingredients: # Meat
  • Required ingredients::

  • Beef
    1 kilogram
  • Vodka
    250 milliliters
  • Salt
    100 grams
  • Sugar
    50 grams
  • Black pepper
    1 tablespoon
  • Sunflower oil
    3 spoons
  • How to make
  • Prepare your ingredients.
    1. Prepare your ingredients.
  • Take a bag for freezing food, put it in the container in which you will marinate the meat. Add sugar, salt and pepper to the bag.
    2. Take a bag for freezing food, put it in the container in which you will marinate the meat. Add sugar, salt and pepper to the bag.
  • Pour sunflower oil and vodka. Mix thoroughly inside the bag.
    3. Pour sunflower oil and vodka. Mix thoroughly inside the bag.
  • Put the meat in the bag.
    4. Put the meat in the bag.
  • Tie the bag well. Freeze the meat for 3 days. Turn the meat several times a day and shake the bag so that it marinates evenly.
    5. Tie the bag well. Freeze the meat for 3 days. Turn the meat several times a day and shake the bag so that it marinates evenly.
  • After 3 days, remove the meat from the marinade, do not wash it.
    6. After 3 days, remove the meat from the marinade, do not wash it.
  • Dry with paper towels.
    7. Dry with paper towels.
  • Cut the meat into thin slices.
    8. Cut the meat into thin slices.
  • The meat is ready. There is no vodka aroma and taste. The meat is easily cut into thin pieces. Bon Appetit!
    9. The meat is ready. There is no vodka aroma and taste. The meat is easily cut into thin pieces. Bon Appetit!
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    Source: povar.ru
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