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Easy Oven-Cooked Entrecote Dish Requires Minimal Prep

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Culinary creator Daniel Zohar introduced a new "Set It and Forget It" recipe series featuring entrecote "fingers" that cook in the oven for two hours after just three minutes of preparation. The dish is prepared in a rich Moroccan sauce with vegetables and spices. The recipe is shared on her social media platforms, and readers can win a prize by sharing their attempts.

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  • Daniel Zohar's new recipe series features entrecote cooked in the oven for two hours.
  • The entrecote dish requires only three minutes of active preparation time.
  • The entrecote is cooked in a rich Moroccan-style sauce with vegetables and spices.
  • The recipe is designed for easy home cooking, combining simple prep with oven time.
  • Readers can win a prize by sharing their results with the culinary creator.

Culinary content creator Daniel Zohar has launched a new "Set It and Forget It" recipe series, starting with an entrecote dish that requires only three minutes of preparation before cooking in the oven for two hours. The recipe features entrecote "fingers" cooked in a rich Moroccan-style sauce with tomatoes, peppers, garlic, and chickpeas. The resulting dish is described as tender, melt-in-your-mouth meat, with a sauce that is deep in flavor from spices like paprika, cumin, and turmeric.

The preparation involves combining all ingredients except the meat and chickpeas in an oven-safe pot, bringing it to a boil, and then adding the entrecote and canned chickpeas. The pot is then covered and baked at 170 degrees Celsius (338 Fahrenheit) for two hours. Zohar, who shares recipes on Instagram and TikTok, aims to provide inspiring dishes that are easy to replicate at home, blending home-style cooking with festive meals.

Readers are encouraged to share their results for a chance to win a meal for two at the Mamilla's Berlin Burger restaurant, a gift from Channel 7's food section.

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