How to make the Best Cantonese Beef Brisket with Radish (Chu Hou Braised Beef Belly)

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This is the ultimate Cantonese comfort food, Braised beef brisket with radish. You can have it over rice or slurp up the saucy goodness in a bowl of noodles. The beef is melt in your mouth tender and the daikon radish has absorbed all the meaty umami flavors.

We’re going to give you this classic recipe and the tips you need to make the BEST Chu Hou braised beef and raddish. From picking the right radish to specific cooking times. This is an easy dish that’s suitable for any meal.

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INGREDIENTS

1 kg beef belly or brisket, cut into 2 inch pieces

2 tbsp Oil

6 slices Ginger
6 Scallions
6 cloves Garlic

1 tsp White peppercorn
5 Star anise
2 pc Cinnamon
5 Bay leaves
1 tsp Fennel seeds
2 Cardamom
1 Dried orange peel

30g Rock sugar
2 tbsp Chu Hou sauce
Half a brick Red fermented tofu

1 tbsp Shao Xing wine
1 tbsp Oyster sauce
1 tbsp Soy sauce

1 Daikon Radish, cut using roll cutting method

Water

RECIPE

Fill your wok with cold water just enough to cover the beef pieces and bring it to a boil. Blanch the beef for 20 minutes and scoop out any scum. Remove the beef and put in a colander.
While the beef is boiling, slice the radish and place White peppercorn, star anise, cinnamon, bay leaves, fennel seeds, cardamom, and orange peel into a spice bag. Set aside.
Warm up your oil in the wok and brown the beef pieces on all sides. Set aside again.
If there’s too much oil left from the browning, remove some and leave about 2 tbsp in the pan. Stir fry your ginger on low until the ginger is fragrant. Then add in your scallion and garlic and stir fry till fragrant again.
Add in your Chu Hou sauce and fermented red tofu. Cook it till the sauce is bubbling and fragrant.
Splash your Shaoxing wine to the edge of the wok. Add the beef back in. Coat it with the sauce and add in your rock sugar. Stir fry it around.
Add in enough water till it just covers the beef. Turn up the heat until it boils.
Add in your soy sauce and oyster sauce, as well as your spice bag.
Turn the heat down to simmering and close the lid. Cook for 1 hour.
Add your radish pieces, cook for 20 more minutes or until cooked through.
Turn off the heat to let the radish and meat absorb the flavors. Let it sit for 30 minutes. You can leave it overnight for even better flavor.
To finish it off, turn the heat back on to medium and thicken the sauce for about 20 minutes.
Give it a taste, and add extra soy sauce and oyster sauce to your liking.
Serve over rice or noodles.

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How to make the Best Cantonese Beef Brisket with Radish (Chu Hou Braised Beef Belly)

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KindofCooking

Now I finally know the Chinese translation for beef brisket! Had no freaking clue 😂😂😂 I will say that I loved beef brisket noodles since I was a kid. Thanks for the recipe!

RogsMyJRT

Love Chu hou paste. It's an umami bomb, a bit similar to Korean Doenjang. I love it. Love the recipe.

theguynextdoor

This is one of my favourite comfort foods. I don’t always use radish, I sometimes use carrots, dried tofu sticks.

mengliu

Wow, looks yummy guys! I cant wait to try this out! Keep safe everyone!

jimi_raymondo

Love it… got some in the sous vide tonight!

WillCheang

Sending this vid to my Chinese friend to cook it for me 😄

Fredjo

According to Pleco, 炆 in Cantonese means "to simmer" or "cook over a slow fire".

fred

I want to try and make a whole spicy fish, Sichuan style.

daegudiva

If you want tendons, do you just add that at the same time as the beef, and is 1hr long enough?

fialeeca

So good! I never used all those spices .. but I guess Ill have to try. I find the brisket to be a bit stringy so I use veal shortribs for this. It's slightly different (as in there are fat chunks and I love fat chunks), but still works. It's all about the radish anyway... the meat is just there to flavor the thicccc white chunks :)

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