I love Chinese Food. They are simple, fast and healthy to eat. One of my all-time favorite is Stir-fry Black Pepper Beef.
This recipe is inspired by a few stir-fry beef recipes that I found on internet:
- Flank steak stir fry – useful tips on how to slice the meat correctly. Bell peppers and onions are omitted in my recipe.
- Stir-fried beef with oyster sauce – from lost5kilos.com, it shows that eating high calorie food moderately is still ok if you want to lose weight. Based on the recipe, I discard the wine and oyster sauce.
- Making Chinese stir fry beef – yet another recipe from a ‘diet blog’, just like the previous one above. This is a short video on how to cook Chinese stir-fry beef.
Based on these blogs/websites, I simplified the recipes and came out with my own recipe; Simple Black Pepper Beef.
Ingredients
- Beef
- Garlic
- Shallot
- Carrot
- Four-angle Bean
- Light Soy Sauce
- Salt & Pepper
Let’s Start Cooking!
- Cut the beef across the grain into a small pieces. Season it with salt & pepper.
- Heat up your wok on high heat before putting in the cooking oil. Use about 2 tbsp for now as the beef will release its fat.
- Toss in the beef and cook it under high heat. Keep stirring to avoid burning.
- Once the beef’s fat dries out, pour in another tbsp of oil. Throw in the garlic and shallot. Stir until fragrant.
- Add the light soy sauce, carrot and four-angle bean. Keep stirring until the sauce reduced a bit.
- Correct seasoning and serve.
You can substitute the carrot and four-angle bean with your favourite vegetable. I used them because it happens to be in my refrigerator.
Happy cooking my friends!
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Its look amazing.
@Beef
Thanks
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