Low carb chili minced beef and creamy cabbage creation

The only meat I had in the refrigerator this evening was about 300 g of ground or minced beef. I also had some cabbage and mixed leaves which I’ve been using for lunches. Add to that some slivered almonds, pine nuts, various condiments, white wine, cream and cheese and I had dinner.

Chili beef with creamy cabbage
Chili beef with creamy cabbage

I like that some of the bits of beef look like little worms. If only they moved. Then it would be like eating Gagh. Apparently gagh is best eaten live 

Low carb chili minced beef and creamy cabbage creation
Recipe Type: Dinner
Cuisine: Australian
Author: [url href=”https://about.me/garydlum” target=”_blank”]Gary Lum[/url]
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Serves: 1
Ingredients
  • Ground or minced beef
  • Butter
  • Shredded cabbage leaf
  • Mixed leaves (spinach, rocket, chard)
  • Slivered almonds
  • Pine nuts
  • Chili flakes
  • Nutmeg
  • Chicken salt
  • White wine
  • Cream
  • Grated cheese
  • Fried shallots
Instructions
  1. Cook the beef in a frying pan until all the meat is brown and cooked through
  2. Add the shredded cabbage and mixed leaves and a good handful of chili flakes
  3. Cook in high to wilt and soften all the vegetables
  4. Add in a good wedge of butter
  5. Toss in a handful of nuts
  6. Shake in the chicken salt and nutmeg
  7. Add a splash of wine and reduce
  8. Add the cream and stir through and ensure it’s incorporated throughout
  9. Take off the heat
  10. Add some fried shallots and grated cheese
  11. Plate up and shoot a photograph
  12. Eat the meal
  13. Wash the dishes
  14. Write the recipe
  15. Blog (verb)

 

Chili beef with creamy cabbage
Chili beef with creamy cabbage

Sorry the parsley is out of focus. This was really nice. It had heat from the chili flakes, texture from the nuts, healthfulness from the greenery and manly happiness with red meat 

This is the sort of meal anyone can just put together with stuff that is in the refrigerator. It’s cheaper than takeaway and tastier I reckon. There wasn’t a lot to clean up afterwards either. In my mind it’s a winner.

What are your favourite ways to use ground or minced beef?

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