In a bold alliance, algae bring their virtues very much appreciated by Okinawan centenarians
Ingredients: (serves 4)
- 150 g wakame seaweed
- 2 small cucumbers
- 3 tablespoons sesame oil
- 6 tablespoons rapeseed oil
- 3 tablespoons Japanese soy sauce
- 4 thick-cut of beef steaks
- salt and freshly ground pepper
- Rinse seaweed under running cold water. Dry them and chop them coarsely. Wash cucumbers, cut ends and then cut into small sticks. Mix seaweed and cucumber in a large bowl. Season with sesame oil, 4 tablespoons of rapeseed oil and soy sauce.
- Salt and pepper the pieces of rump steak. In a skillet, heat remaining rapeseed oil, then sear the meat and cook 3 or 4 minutes per side.
- Drain the meat and cut into small pieces. Add them to salad of cucumber and algae as well as the cooking juices. Mix gently, adjust seasoning and eat still hot.
Anti-aging benefits: seaweed. Sesame oil: the first quality of the sesame is the presence of two antioxidants, sesamin and sesamolin. The second, its 80% unsaturated fatty acids (omega 9 as much as omega 6). The third strength comes from its lecithin content. All this means that this oil has a great balanced antioxidant power. It reduces cholesterol, protects the brain and nervous system … Its use is recommended particularly in cases of arteriosclerosis, nervous fatigue, depression and memory problems.Rapeseed oil: among all the oils is the best source of bioavailable Omega 3, with an excellent ratio omega 6 to omega 3. It is the poorest in saturated fat (8%), it is perfect for balancing diets with essential fatty acids. Its regular use is recommended to reduce cardiovascular risks, regulate cholesterol, reduce blood pressure and promote the smooth functioning of the brain. It is also rich in vitamin E which confers antioxidant properties.Soy sauce rich in amino acids, polyunsaturated fatty acids, carbohydrates and lactic acid good for intestinal flora. Presence of minerals and trace elements with sea salt. Beef.
Benefits of colors: regenerating green and tonic red are an excellent alliance for body and mind!
Dans une alliance audacieuse les algues apportent leurs vertus très appréciées des centenaires d’Okinawa
Ingrédients : (pour 4 personnes)
- 150 g d’algues wakame
- 2 petits concombres
- 3 cuillers à soupe d’huile de sésame
- 6 cuillers à soupe d’huile de colza
- 3 cuillers à soupe de sauce soja japonaise
- 4 pavés de rumsteak (environ 150 g chacun)
- sel et poivre du moulin
- Rincez les algues sous un filet d’eau froide. Séchez-les et hachez-les grossièrement. Lavez les concombres, équeutez-les et taillez-les en petits bâtonnets. Mélangez les algues et les concombres dans un grand saladier. Assaisonnez avec l’huile de sésame, 4 cuillers à soupe d’huile de colza et la sauce soja.
- Salez et poivrez les pavés de rumsteak. Dans une poêle, faites chauffer le reste d’huile de colza, puis saisissez les pavés et faites-les cuire 3 ou 4 minutes de chaque côté.
- Egouttez la viande et taillez-la en petits morceaux. Ajoutez ceux-ci à la salade de concombre et d’algues ainsi que le jus de cuisson. Mélangez délicatement, rectifiez l’assaisonnement et dégustez encore chaud.
Mmmmh… beef =^.^= nom nom nom
Thank you for your appreciation Dear Texas and for reading my blog!! Show the recipe to your human, so she can prepare the meal for you! The beef is very good in the United States, the better I ever ate!
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