Anything beef can do, fish can do better. Well, not really. But this is a fishy alternative to Tagalog bistek, and prepared in almost exactly the same manner. Marinate some blue marlin steaks in soy sauce, kalamansi, and freshly ground pepper. Slice up some onion rings, fry in oil and set aside. Heat up some butter in the same pan, introduce the fish steaks sans the marinade, and cook until done. Remove the steaks from the fire, and return the marinade into the pan, cooking until slightly thickened. Pour the resulting sauce over the fish, and top with the onion rings. Move over bistek, istek has arrived.
Anything beef can do, fish can do better. Well, not really. But this is a fishy alternative to Tagalog bistek, and prepared in almost exactly the same manner. Marinate some blue marlin steaks in soy sauce, kalamansi, and freshly ground pepper. Slice up some onion rings, fry in oil and set aside. Heat up some butter in the same pan, introduce the fish steaks sans the marinade, and cook until done. Remove the steaks from the fire, and return the marinade into the pan, cooking until slightly thickened. Pour the resulting sauce over the fish, and top with the onion rings. Move over bistek, istek has arrived.
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