
It is pretty cold out there, so a bowl of spicy laksa is really good for dinner. It is one pot meal kind of thing, so no need to think about side dishes.
Today, I want to share laksa recipe that I made using ground bison (American buffalo) instead of a big chunks of meat. It was one of those day that I wanted to cook a meal that won't required a long time to cook it. You could use regular beef chuck or beef shoulder for this laksa, or you can also use poultry such as chicken, or duck. If you do, obviously you will need to adjust the cooking time as well.
Today, I want to share laksa recipe that I made using ground bison (American buffalo) instead of a big chunks of meat. It was one of those day that I wanted to cook a meal that won't required a long time to cook it. You could use regular beef chuck or beef shoulder for this laksa, or you can also use poultry such as chicken, or duck. If you do, obviously you will need to adjust the cooking time as well.
Laksa With Ground Bison
Serve 4 - 6
1 lb ground bison, or ground beef
1/4 cup chopped shallots
1/2 tbs chopped garlic
2 candle nuts, chopped (use cashew nuts if you can't find candle nuts)
1 tsp fresh grated ginger
1/2 tsp grated fresh galangal, or 1/4 tsp powder
1 tbs coriander seeds, grind
3 red jalapeno chilies ( as much as you can take), chopped
4 Roma tomatoes, chopped two of the Roma tomatoes, and quartered the remaining two.
3 - 5 kaffir lime leaves
1 lemongrass stalk, discrad the outer leaves, cut into 3 -inch, then smash to release its aroma
2 tbs canola oil
5 to 6 cup water, beef, or chicken stock
1 cup coconut milk
8 button mushroom, sliced
250 g fresh egg noodles
Brocoli florets, or other vegetable of your choice
salt and pepper, according to your taste
To serve:
2 to 4 boiled eggs, cut each egg in half
1/4 cup roughly chopped cilantro
1/4 cup chopped green onion (scallions)
fried shallots, optional
Place chopped shallots, garlic, candle nuts, grated ginger, grated galangal, ground coriander, red jalapeno, and chopped tomatoes in a food processor. Process to make a smooth paste.
Heat canola oil large soup pot set over medium heat. Add laksa paste, kaffir lime leaves, and lemongrass, fry until fragrant. Add ground bison, break up the lumps using large fork, or the back of wooden spatula. Cook for about 5 minutes, pour in water, bring to a boil, season with salt and pepper, then simmer for 20 - 30 minutes until the meat is cook. Add mushrooms, cook for one minute, add brocoli florets, remaining tomatoes, and coconut milk. Taste and adjust seasoning as needed. Bring the laksa back to a simmer for about 3 - 5 minutes.
In another large pot, bring water to a boil. Cook noodle according to package direction, drain, divide among 4 - 6 bowls. Add laksa, garnish with boiled egg, chopped cilantro, green onion, and fried shallots. Serve as a main dish.

9 comments:
Oh I love laksa sooooo much. I always thought that it was very time consuming and actually never tried making it. If you say otherwise, then I am DEFINITELY going to have to try this recipe! It looks amazing!!
A terrific combo! I love Laksa and would love to try this version. Beautiful presentation.
Cheers,
Rosa
It is indeed time for soup. I just made a spicy soup yesterday. Your laksa sounds delicious,, and the hard boiled eggs on top look great!
aaaw..never see bison ground before, what the taste like? your pictures are awesome!
those look deligtfull and so perfect !!!
have a nice day
bisous et bonne journée gourmande
virginie
I love a good bowl of laksa anytime of the day and this would just make my day if I could have it now! It looks so delicious!
I actually have never tried laksa and would love to! I'm a huge fan of bison, definitely bookmarking this recipe!
What a great recipe, Elra! We have ground bison at a store in Oklahoma, as well as bison roast. Very tasty meat, I must give your recipe (which I've never had) a try.
Happy Thanksgiving!
a delicious spicy soup
have a nice day
bises et bon jeudi gourmand
virginie
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