AmericanSmash Burgers
Thin beef patties smashed onto a very hot pan for a lacy, crusted edge, stacked with cheese and pickles in a soft bun.
Nihari, qeema, kabab, burgers and stir-fries. Tough, collagen-rich cuts want hours; tender cuts want a very hot pan and a short time.
AmericanThin beef patties smashed onto a very hot pan for a lacy, crusted edge, stacked with cheese and pickles in a soft bun.
KoreanThin slices of beef marinated in soy, pear, garlic and sesame, then seared hot for caramelised edges.
PakistaniBeef shank slow-cooked in a spiced gravy thickened with toasted flour. A weekend project that mostly cooks itself.
PakistaniA everyday-style Pakistani pulao where beef is browned with onions and yogurt, then cooked with basmati in its own rich stock. Fragrant, full of flavour and made in one pot.
PakistaniYogurt-marinated beef mince cooked down until rich, then sealed and steamed on low heat with golden onions, mint and ginger. It is dry, deeply savoury and full of aroma.
PakistaniTender spiced beef mince cooked down with onions and tomatoes, then finished with crisp-tender capsicum for a fresh, green bite. A quick weeknight dinner that goes well with hot rotis.
PakistaniSalted and browned bitter gourd cooked into a savoury beef mince masala with onions and tomatoes. The keema softens the bitterness, so it suits both karela lovers and doubters.
PakistaniA dry-style everyday keema where sweet green peas cook into browned, well-spiced beef mince. Quick enough for a weeknight and perfect with hot roti.
Raw steaks and cuts keep 3–5 days refrigerated; mince 1–2 days. Freeze up to 6 months.
Freeze for 30 minutes before slicing thinly. Trim silver skin from curry cuts; leave some fat for flavour.