300g of leftover roast beef, cut into thin strips
300g of rice noodles
1 head of Chinese leaf
2 tomatoes
200g of cucumber
1 red pepper
2 spring onions
1 tbsp of vegetable oil
1 1/3 handfuls of coriander leaves, optional
1 1/3 handfuls of mint leaves, optional
Dressing
1 tsp light brown sugar
1 lime
10ml of soy sauce
2. Cut the Chinese leaf into thin strips and place into a large salad bowl. Cut the tomatoes into wedges and add to the bowl
3. Cut the cucumber in half and remove the seeds with a teaspoon. Cut into 8cm long strips and mix into the salad
4. De-seed the red pepper and finely dice. Slice the spring onions, add to the bowl with the pepper and cooked noodles, mixing to combine
5. For the dressing, place the sugar in a bowl. Add the lime juice and stir until the sugar dissolves, then add the soy sauce
6. Fry the strips of beef in a hot pan with the oil for a few seconds until warmed through then drain on kitchen paper
7. Dress the salad with the dressing and divide into bowls. Lay the strips of beef on top and garnish with torn mint and coriander. Serve immediately

Thai Beef Salad
by Andrew MacKenzie
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Prep/Cook: 30 minutes |
INGREDIENTS
Thai beef salad300g of leftover roast beef, cut into thin strips
300g of rice noodles
1 head of Chinese leaf
2 tomatoes
200g of cucumber
1 red pepper
2 spring onions
1 tbsp of vegetable oil
1 1/3 handfuls of coriander leaves, optional
1 1/3 handfuls of mint leaves, optional
Dressing
1 tsp light brown sugar
1 lime
10ml of soy sauce
METHOD
1. To start the salad, cook the noodles according to packet instructions and set aside2. Cut the Chinese leaf into thin strips and place into a large salad bowl. Cut the tomatoes into wedges and add to the bowl
3. Cut the cucumber in half and remove the seeds with a teaspoon. Cut into 8cm long strips and mix into the salad
4. De-seed the red pepper and finely dice. Slice the spring onions, add to the bowl with the pepper and cooked noodles, mixing to combine
5. For the dressing, place the sugar in a bowl. Add the lime juice and stir until the sugar dissolves, then add the soy sauce
6. Fry the strips of beef in a hot pan with the oil for a few seconds until warmed through then drain on kitchen paper
7. Dress the salad with the dressing and divide into bowls. Lay the strips of beef on top and garnish with torn mint and coriander. Serve immediately