Sizzling Korean-style beef

Sizzling Korean-style beef

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Cooking time

Prep: 20 mins Cook: 10 mins

Skill level

Easy

Servings

Serves 2

Get everything ready before you start cooking, then this stir-fry is ready in minutes

Nutrition and extra info

Nutrition info

Nutrition per serving

kcalories
343
protein
35.4g
carbs
14.7g
fat
16.3g
saturates
3.8g
fibre
1g
sugar
g
salt
2.95g

Ingredients

  • 300g rump steak, trimmed of all fat
  • 2 tsp sugar (any type will do)
  • 2 tbsp soy sauce
  • 2 tbsp mirin
  • 2 garlic cloves, chopped
  • sesame oil
  • vegetable oil
  • 4 spring onions, sliced lengthways
  • 1 tbsp sesame seeds, toasted
  • 100g basmati rice, steamed, to serve

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Method

  1. Slice the meat as thinly as possible. Mix the sugar, soy, mirin, garlic and 1 tsp of sesame oil, add the beef and stir well. Crack over a good grind of black pepper.
  2. Heat a wok until very hot with 2 tsp vegetable oil. Sear the meat for a few minutes and then add the spring onion. Stir-fry for another minute then add the sesame seeds. Serve with the steamed basmati rice.

Recipe from olive magazine, March 2010

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xz74dt's picture
3

Was a bit lacking in flavour. I added some fresh ginger and a bit of chillli to liven it up a bit

aimee2011's picture
5

This dish is lovely and so easy to make, sometimes prepare overnight for speed the next day. A firm mid week fav

jellybean120's picture
5

This is lovely, I marinated steak overnight added chilli, spring onion and a wee bit of ginger. I also had with the broccoli recipe as recommended. Oh and added a handful of tesco Singapore noodles instead of rice, really quick for evening meal after work. I will deffo be making this again and recommend it!

smurfmurf's picture

Just prepared this for tom nights dinner has anyone else left beef marinate overnight??thinking of serving with mangetout and broccol....will post back tom evening!

perditadh's picture
5

Just made this for the hubby for lunch. Massive success but made a few changes. I didn't have Mirin so used 1 tbsp of dry white wine and left the sugar out.

I added fresh chopped chilli and finely sliced garlic to the marinade and doubled the quantity of the liquids to make a little bit of gravy.

Once beef was cooked I threw in the remianing juices for about 20 seconds to have a little bit of gravy for the rice.

Sliced my spring onions as rounds to garnish as well as putting some in when cooking.

Loved it!

1126jjk's picture
5

I am a Korean, and I know this recipe by heart. I have to say it's very close to the 'original.' Can go a little light on the soy sauce and mirin in my opinion. It's a bit strong if you do the full 2 tbsp. You can add onion if spring onions are not available. Otherwise great!

shazali's picture
4

Quick and easy and very tasty - I personally, didnt add the mirin, and it was still very yummy.

ruthhorsburgh's picture
4

Lovely recipe, full of flavour. I cut the fat off the steak (i always do) and it was perfectly soft. I added some broccoli to the steamer I cooked the rice in and it definitely needed the extra vegetable.

mariane's picture
5

This is one of my favourite recipes. I make it almost every week and my husband loves it. The mirrin is what makes it good, so whatever you do, don't forget it as I did last night!

kurkovpenguin's picture
4

Liked this recipe, and would make again for a mid week dinner. Next time will add some chopped red chillis for an extra zing!

glenyst's picture
2

Not too enthusiastic about this one. It was OK, but not worth getting the mirrin specially, and even with a side dish of vegetables (which it needs) there wasn't a lot of it. Won't do it again.

sabrina74's picture
4

nice quick mid week dinner, served with spring green broccoli chilli stir fry, also on this site,and rice, but rather than make them seperately next time i will marinade the meat, and then seal meat add the rest of the ingrediants, loved the tatse of the ginger from the veg dish so will add that to marinade, really nice, husband loved it

sabrina74's picture
4

nice quick mid week dinner, served with spring green broccoli chilli stir fry, also on this site,and rice, but rather than make them seperately next time i will marinade the meat, and then seal meat add the rest of the ingrediants, loved the tatse of the ginger from the veg dish so will add that to marinade, really nice, husband loved it

kathwoods's picture
5

This is my favourite stir fry ever - I have made it so many times!! I stir fry broccoli and mushrooms first, then add the marinated meat and follow the rest of the recipe as above - delicious!

njwilson121's picture
5

I used rice wine instead of mirin, because it's basically the same thing right? I also used beef stir fry strips, because 1, they were reduced, and 2, I couldn't justify cutting up a rump steak - steak such a special occasion for me, and good enough on itself!
I don't think it made a difference - it was super yummy, and I simply adjusted it accordingly to make it more economical for me.

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