Shredded Beef Sauce with tomatoes

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NIGERIAN SHREDDED BEEF SAUCE RECIPE WITH TOMATOES

Nigerian shredded beef sauce with assorted vegetables
A pot of shredded beef sauce
 Delicious beef sauce to be served with boiled rice or pasta.

 Here is shredded beef sauce with tomatoes even though we already have many beef, fish, chicken sauce recipes on the blog .

I wasn’t planning on posting this but changed my mind when one of the two guests (gentlemen) we served asked me for a written recipe. I was
pleasantly surprised when our guests finished eating, asked after me and whispered that I please hand him the recipe for this sauce to take him. It really really tasted good.

 Cooking sauces for rice is what I do on sundays because I don’t like to spend even an hour in the kitchen cooking time consuming stews. I love to go in there, finish cooking in minutes and leave. Tomatoes stew take long top cook because the tomatoes has to be fried until it’s dry and all that.

I do not even fry till dry because my tomatoes is boiled before blending, yet it still takes longer to cook. Sauces cook in minutes ans taste five star cos that is what hubby said, that this sauce makes him feel like he is eating at Sheraton or Nicon Hilton and that made my head swell.

Ingredients For Shredded Beef Sauce with tomatoes

  • 5 small Carrots (Optional)
  • 5 Runner beans
  • 3 leaves of cabbage
  • 1 large Onion
  • Soya oil to stir fry the vegetables
  • 1 large green pepper
  • 3 tatashey (Red bell pepper)
  • 3 seasoning cubes
  • salt to taste
  • 2kg Shredded beef
  • water to cover the beef just a little
  • 3 teaspoons tomato paste
    Would have loved to add more tatashey (Red bell peppers) this is all I found in the fridge.
NOTE: You are free to thicken your shredded beef sauce with tomatoes to desired consistency by adding   a little baking flour.

DIRECTION FOR MAKING SHREDDED BEEF SAUCE

vegetables for shredded beef sauce
Shredded vegetables waiting to be cooked
  • Wash and shred the  vegetables. This is Cooked with so much onion to give it the yummy taste I wanted.
Cooking Nigerian shredded beef sauce
  •  Boil shredded beef with salt and onion.  Cooked beef, boiled normally with salt, pepper and maggi or knorr seasoning cubes. The beef was shredded by me into very tiny flat pieces to cook faster and easy to scoop with rice. Feel free to buy already shredded beef from the supermarket
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  •  After beef pot begins to dry, you can add more water.  Here More water is added to the cooked meat to make for stock enough for the large family, lol, if you have a small family, you might not need to add water.
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  •  Stir fry vegetables in a different pot. Here Chopped vegetables are being dtir fried to be added to the cooked beef. This  lasts until the onion is translucent
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  •  You can add a little tomato paste to vegetables during stir fry.  Stirring in the tomatoes is happening now.

 Try our noodles with shredded beef and sausage

  • Finally, add stir fried vegetables to cooked beef. Stir and check for taste.

Cooked shredded beef sauce in a cooking pot
Serve shredded beef sauce cooked with tomatoes. Serve with rice, spaghetti, macaroni or any accompaniment of choice
 Serving begins and even with the kitchen door closed, the whole house is covered in delicious aroma.

Enjoy our shredded beef sauce with tomatoes.

 YOU MAY LIKE TO TRY THE FOLLOWING SAUCE RECIPES

Nigerian chicken sauce recipe
 Egg plant chicken sauce recipe here

2. Egg Plant Chicken Sauce

Recipe for Jamaican sauce with white rice by Patsy

3.Jamaican sauce with white rice by Patsy

Recipe for quick bitter leaf sauce

4. Quick Bitterleaf sauce with rice by SeyiFunmi Meg Ricketts

Recipe for shredded chicken gravy

4. Shredded Chicken gravy with vegetables

 Have fun with your quick cook, nutritious sauces.
Enjoy.

 

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48 thoughts on “Shredded Beef Sauce with tomatoes”

  2. Made this just now.wow.so lovely.added very little corn flour cuz twas watery.combined beef with chicken.eating it with fried plantain and basmati rice.thanks aunty eya

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  15. @God pikin all you had to do was google runner beans. Sometimes its smarter to do that before embarassing yourself.

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  29. Hi Eya sorry to hear about as I enjoy your blog so much. I quite understand. I am a lawyer and you don't want to know how many times my hubby wanted me to resign but now he is happy I stayed put because Naija economy no easy . Perhaps you have not been wise in the way you blog? Sorry to say this but I notice you said in your fashion blog that you were taking pics even though you are running late for church. I guess that meant Hubby was standing & watching you while you kept him waiting!!! Not too good Sis! African men are very jealous and when they speak the children copy them. Why not blog when your baby naps? Again he is 2 years old when will he start school. Nowadays Nigerian children start at 18months whether or not the mum is a stay at home mum. Plan what you want to blog on & blog for only one hour each day. Sometimes you run around and around saying the same thing over and over again in your post. If you plan what you want to say then you can go straight to the point. This is the gift you have don't let it die please that is how the men shout until God forbid something happens & you are high & dry! Believe me I have been there. Stay strong, pray about it adjust & be determined. You will overcome. You will not be the first to be asked to put aside a job she loves to face the family & you will not be the last. How you handle is is the koko!! Hugs!!

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  32. Hiya! We love and miss you. Maybe u'll be back this month when your baby starts sch (I'm assuming). You guys can get a housekeeper that comes in the morning and leaves by say 5. Sometimes even the best of us need all the help we can get. You are a super woman not Superwoman. Having a second blog on fashion isn't necessary, u can merge them into one but in diff categories. Be safe.

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  47. De Law, I learnt so much from our comment but sorry I couldn't post a reply then. It is well God is helping. The baby started sschool in January and daily blogging kicked off since then, God will continue to help us. Take care sis.

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