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Thai steak with spiced Asian slaw recipe

15 ratings

Marinated in massaman curry paste and served with a chilli-spiked slaw of Chinese leaf, mangetout and radishes, these Thai-inspired steaks make for one flavour-packed supper. Not only are they high in protein and a great source of vitamin B12, but they can be on the table in just 25 minutes - who said healthy eating wasn't easy? See method

Serves 4
15 mins to prepare and 10 mins to cook
292 calories / serving
Healthy

Ingredients

395g pack thin cut beef steaks
4 tbsp Thai massaman curry paste
½ head of Chinese leaf, shredded
100g mangetout, finely shredded
125g radishes, thinly sliced
2 limes, juiced
30g pack coriander, chopped
1 red chilli, finely chopped
250g pack Thai inspired grains or wholegrain rice

If you don't have any limes, try a lemon instead

Each serving contains

Energy
1225kj
292kcal 15%
Fat
9g 13%
Saturates
4g 22%
Sugars
7g 7%
Salt
1.4g 24%

of the reference intake
Carbohydrate 23g Protein 26.5g Fibre 7.8g

Method

Put the beef in a shallow bowl and rub all over with the curry paste. Leave to marinate for 10 mins.
Meanwhile, put the Chinese leaf, mangetout and radishes in a bowl, toss with the lime juice, coriander and chilli, then season and set aside. Cook the grains or rice following the pack instructions.
Heat a nonstick frying pan until hot and cook the steaks in 2 batches for 1 min on each side, or until cooked to your liking. Cover with foil and rest for a few minutes, then cut into thin strips.
Serve the grains alongside the slaw, with the steak on top.

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