Beef Mami Recipe
Beef Mami is a type of Beef Noodle soup of Filipino-Chinese origin. This is simply composed of tender beef brisket and egg noodles, boiled eggs, and other toppings which are soaked in a hot and flavorful beef stock. Beef Mami is usually sold in eateries. These mini restaurants are locally refered to as “Mamihan” or…
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Beef Mami is a type of Beef Noodle soup of Filipino-Chinese origin. This is simply composed of tender beef brisket and egg noodles, boiled eggs, and other toppings which are soaked in a hot and flavorful beef stock.
Beef Mami is usually sold in eateries. These mini restaurants are locally refered to as “Mamihan” or “Pares House”. It is a meal in itself, but it will be more delightful when eaten with Siopao. The beef mami recipe that we have here is more pf the Filipino side in terms of flavor. If you wan’t the taste to be somewhat oriental, you may a little soy sauce and sugar (just like the Beef pares).
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Beef Mami Recipe
Ingredients
- 1 lb. beef brisket
- 6 pieces star anise
- 1 piece beef cube
- 5 cups water
- 2 tbsp cooking oil
- 1 tbsp minced garlic
- 1 medium sized onion minced
- 1/4 cup green onions chopped
- 14 ounces egg noodles cooked
- 1 cup Chinese cabbage pechay Baguio, chopped
- 4 pieces hard boiled eggs
- salt and pepper to taste
Instructions
- Put the oil in a cooking pot and apply heat
- Saute the garlic and onions
- Put-in the beef brisket and cook until the color of the outer part turns light brown
- Add the beef cube and star anise
- Pour-in the water and bring to a boil. Allow to boil until beef becomes tender
- Add salt and pepper to taste
- Place the cooked egg noodles and Chinese cabbage in a serving bowl
- Pour the soup and beef brisket on the bowl with noodles then garnish with sliced boiled egg and green onions
- Serve hot. Share and Enjoy!
Nutrition Information
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Rameses Hilario says
beef mami noodles my favorite samahan na rin po ng wanton… Ummm sarraaap! 🙂
vicky says
I really love it…thanks for the recipe…
jam calimlim says
hi sir! good day.. i am really interested po in making this beef mami recipe of yours especially now that the weather here in China is getting cold. I would like to ask po if there are different kinds of egg noodles, if there are, what’s the best noodle to suit this recipe po? and is egg noodle different from chow mien noodle? thank you po! and Godbless!
vira says
hello, marie. you can buy sar anise sa mga supermarkt, sa gewurz section. 🙂
reschell calica says
gud day po!,thank you for sharing your beef mami recipe,favorite po ng husband ko yan..mlapit n xa umuwi d2 s ‘pinas from south korea..pguwi nia ipaglu2to ko xa ng beef mami at lhat ng favorite food nia n ntu2nan ko d2 s site nio…more power and god bless ur family…
Jeannette says
Hi Kuya- can you use the ‘crockpot’ or ‘slow cooker’ for this recipe?
I’m thinking about letting it cook all day while doing other things and then just adding the boiled eggs and cabbage when beef soup is ready. I love your website!
Panlasang Pinoy says
Jeannette, sure you can. The meat will even be more tastier if cooked that way.
Mhianne says
use measuring cups. =)
Mhianne says
what kind of noodles should i use?
Franz says
Thanks for the recipe… I made it for dinner and my husband so loved it!!! And he even requested it for dinner the next day… 😀
Panlasang Pinoy says
Hi franz, nice to hear from you. Congrats for a job well done.
Kayecute says
What can be a substitute for a Star Anise?
Panlasang Pinoy says
try 5 spice powder kaye
Kayecute says
thanks! i’m finding it hard to find star anise here… i’ll try to look for the 5 spice powder in the Asian/ Filipino stores here in Dubai… thanks again! you’ve been a great help so my husband and I can try out new recipes..
sly says
Try SI-BOT o SI Bot
rose says
love all your recipes, thanks for making this website…you are a superb cook! keep it up! hope you’ll have loads more food ideas to share with us.
Marc P. says
Q: can I use my pressure cooker for this dish? I get off work late and most of the time my family is waiting for me to cook dinner. I’m hoping to cook this faster for my family. thanks… BTW- I love ALL your recipes!
Panlasang Pinoy says
Marc, You definitely can use your pressure cooker to save some time.
Nathan C says
On the beef pares, you used the pressure cooker to tenderize the beef with beef cube and water before sauteing the beef brisket with garlic and onion. On this recipe though, can I use the pressure cooker after sauteing the garlic, onions and beef brisket? Just add the beef cube, star anise and water? Thanks!
anna caingay says
hi good evening..have you tried the “maming gala”,its also a beef mami eaten at the sidewalk,sometimes they are only in a sidecar..I tried it and it taste good..I’d like to know if it has the same recipes with your beef mami?
Panlasang Pinoy says
It’s not anna. This is more like the one’s in the pares houses.
Lindy Lima says
hi,
I loved cooking and your website is really helpful. I’m wondering what could be the alternative for star anise? I don’t think we have it here in Canada. Can you please advice me what to do? If there is no five spice powder? what could be other alternative?
Panlasang Pinoy says
Try Five Spice powder Amy.
carlos says
if i dont have beef cube, can i use beef stock instead, and would i still add water with the beef stock?
Panlasang Pinoy says
carlos, you can use beefstock but don’t add any water.
Rocky Garcia says
Beef mami is always my dinner on my way back home. Fast food restaurants beef mami tastes good, but I think this simple recipe is better that them.
victor bagalso says
I think you missing ginger, beef stock, carrots, and sprouts for that recipe. I hope that some of this recipe help.
Panlasang Pinoy says
Thanks for the suggestion sir. No need for beef stock since I used beef cube. This is actually my simple beef mami recipe and as I mentioned in the post, I usually adopt our beef pares recipe when making a more oriental style beef mami in which ginger and other ingredients (and spices) are included.
I understand that we all have different styles in doing this dish and I really appreciate your input. Have good day.
Serena Punzalan says
Hi there…i really love your website…and started to learn cooking pinoy dishes…keep on uploading…thanks
Panlasang Pinoy says
Will sure do Serena. Thanks for commenting.
Rona says
Kudos to your recipes. My husband cooks for the family but since I browsed your site, I have now confidence to cook for my husband and children. Thanks a lot for sharing your talent, and expecting more recipes from you. Rona from Singapore
Panlasang Pinoy says
Thanks Rona. Please expect more:)
melchi says
hi. i love your site. thank you lots.