Sambal Minced Beef with Fried Egg
It’s that time again that my friends inside the kitchen cupboards are begging to get my attention. When I opened the cupboard, I was in shock when I see some of the ingredients on strike. I calmed them down and talked to them saying that I could not use all of them in one time. After a not so long time discussing with them, there was a small voice from a small bottle saying to get it first. That voice is from sambal oelek.
I wanted to make the sweet chili sauce again, but I also want to try something else. So I called a friend named Google and it helped me find a very easy recipe. And I believe my friend knows me so well that it led me to a recipe that is very lovely with egg. 😀
Sambal minced beef is very easy as you just have to prepare the sauce, stir fry the beef, fry up some crisp sunny side up egg, get your white rice and you’re ready to dig in! The beef is a little spicy, juicy and of course, delicious! It has also this ‘Thai kick’ because of the fish sauce, but be free to omit it of you dislike fish sauce. It will still be good. The source recipe calls for bok choy, but all I had was spinach so I used it instead.
This recipe is very good when you want a very easy meal. And that fried egg is everything to me! 😀
I’ve missed FF last week and I am very much happy to be partying with you again here at Fiesta Friday #134. No co-hosts for this week, so it will be lovely to come back at Angie’s place on Tuesday for voting time. 🙂
Sambal Minced Beef with Fried Egg
- Difficulty: easy
Ingredients:
For the sauce:
- 3 tsp honey or brown sugar
- 3 tsp sambal oelek
- 3 tsp fish sauce
- 3 tsp soy sauce
Others:
- 3 tsp cooking oil, divided
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 12 oz ground beef
- 3/4 tsp dried chili flakes
- Spinach
- Sunny side up egg, to serve
- Cooked white rice
Instructions:
- Wash the spinach and place in a colander to drain the water.
- In a bowl, place all sauce ingredients. Mix to combine. Set aside.
- In a skillet over high heat, add in 2 tsp of cooking oil. Add in garlic and cook until fragrant.
- Add in minced beef. Using a wooden spoon, break the beef into smaller pieces.
- Add in the sauce and lower the heat to medium. Stir for about 2 minutes and transfer the cooked beef into a separate dish/container.
- In the same pan with medium heat, add in 1 tsp of cooking oil and crushed chili flakes.
- Add in spinach and cook just until soft.
- By this time, you can fry an egg.
- In a plate, add in you cooked rice. Top with beef and sunny side up egg. Place the cooked spinach on the side. Sprinkle with green onions, toasted sesame seeds or crushed chili flakes if desired.
Source recipe: Sambal Minced Beef with Fried Egg and Bok Choy by MISSBISH
Happy Fiesta Friday!
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Jenny Davies
Oh boy, that looks so good! Anything with eggs and spice wins my vote every time. 🙂
Jhuls
Then we have one thing in common. 😀 Thanks, Jenny. I am glad you stopped by. x
Iwanttobeacook
Looks yummy 🙂
Eb Gargano
P.S. Thanks for sharing with #CookBlogShare!! Xx
Eb Gargano
What a lovely easy peasy meal! Bet it tasted delicious 🙂 Eb x
Jhuls
It was delicious, yes. Thanks for being here. 🙂 x
FrugalHausfrau
So yum! I know exactly what you mean about the calling from the cupboards! Thanks for sharing with us at Throwback Thursday!
Mollie
Jhuls
I am happy to share this with all of you, Mollie. Glad you liked it. 🙂 x
LFFL
A fried egg seems to make a lot of things taste better
Jhuls
I totally agree! 🙂
Corina
This looks gorgeous! I have to say I love spicy minced beef and the eggs looks beautifully cooked too. Thank you so much for sharing with #CookOnceEatTwice!
Jhuls
I am happy to share, Corina. I am pleased to know that you liked this one, too. 🙂 Have a fab day! x
Matt
This sounds so moreish, I could eat the whole plate happily!
Jhuls
Yay! Thanks, Matt. I am glad you liked it. 🙂
casondra2rey
Mmmm I eat just egg and rice alone.nice to see it spruced up a bit
Smiling Notes
So delicious!! Very easy..definitely going to try this out 🙂
Jhuls
Thanks a lot. I hope you’ll love it, too. 🙂
deliciouslynell
Yum! A delicious way to negotiate with all those ingredients!
Jhuls
Thanks, Nell. Glad you liked it. 🙂
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Shari
This looks wonderful, Jhuls! I would love the spiciness of it. I recently tried sambal oelek for the first time, and loved it, so I know I would love this, too. Happy Fiesta Friday! Thanks for bringing this pretty and tasty dish.
Jhuls
Sambal oelek is perfect if you want to make your own sweet chili sauce. I am making a batch myself this coming weekend. 🙂 Thanks, Shari. x
nancyc
Yum–this looks so good!
Jhuls
Thanks, Nancy. Have a lovely weekend. 🙂
Elaine @ foodbod
Always with an egg 😉 xxx
Jhuls
Haha! Of course! Happy FF, Elaine. x
Elaine @ foodbod
xxx
Sarah 'n Spice
I love fried eggs on anything! This recipe looks delish 🙂
Jhuls
Yay! We have something in common. 😀 Thanks, Sarah! x
ggstratton
Bueno!! Lately I have been putting an egg on EVERYTHING. Looks yummy 🙂
Jhuls
Egg is my everything. Haha. Thanks for stopping by.
Nadia
Without a doubt, the egg is absolutely essential. Yummy runny yolk in spicy beef and rice, perfect.
Jhuls
Thank you so much, Nadia. I always prefer this kind of egg. Happy FF. 🙂