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I’m usually all for crazy ingredients and hard-to-source condiments, but sometimes I just love a warm hearty dish made with ingredients I always have on hand. And not to be a completely overdone 2016 trend, but many times I just plate this with a runny egg on top and call it a day.
4 ounces beef fry or pastrami
1/2 teaspoon hot paprika
1-2 tablespoons Gefen Olive Oil
2 onions
pepper
salt
2 sweet potatoes, Japanese yams, or russet potatoes
1 yellow pepper, diced (optional)
Prepare your ingredients by dicing the beef fry, onions, pepper (if using) and sweet potato to a medium dice.
In your largest skillet or a cast iron pan, over medium heat, brown the beef fry until it has released oil and is starting to get crispy. Add in the onion and pepper and let brown, about seven minutes. Add in the sweet potato and stir to combine, then cover for five minutes, so the potatoes can steam.
Uncover and continue to cook, adding extra olive oil as necessary. Season with salt and plenty of fresh cracked pepper, and hot paprika. Continue to cook, stirring occasionally until the potatoes are crispy.
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Beef fry Is beef fry chunks of meat or more like facon? Thanks!
Beef fry is more like facon. And it also happens to be my FAVE!!!!
Recipe ingredients Hi, it looks like there are a few more ingredients in the picture that you didn’t include in the recipe. What are those ingredients?
Hi Shaindy! The photo just has some herbs sprinkled in for a little garnish. If you would like a little extra color, feel free to add a couple of tablespoons of chopped parsley, thyme or even chives or scallions at the very end. Enjoy!