Sometimes all you want is a dish with meat with some vegetable on rice, one that is nicely marinated, full of flavor, and hits your requirement of protein, carb, fiber, and all that jazz. If that sounds like your kinda thing, let’s get on with how you can prepare this version of stir fry beef bento that I came up with.
stirfry beef bento recipe, the ingredients
The recipe is fairly simple, but does call for good quality beef slices. Here I use some Australian beef, but the same recipe can also be substitute with lamb slices, or even chicken slices as well.
Here are the ingredients:
- 200 gram beef slices
- 1 teaspoon oyster sauce
- 1 teaspoon dark soya sauce
- 1 tablespoon soya sauce
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 1 cap of shaoxing wine (optional)
- black pepper
- 2 red/green chili, slices
- 6-7 cloves of garlic, chunks
- 1/2 onion, slices
- 2-3 stalks of spring onion, cut to 2-3 inches
- 1 tablespoon cooking oil
Cooking instructions:
- marinate beef slices with all the sauce and sugar
- heat up frying pan with cooking oil
- fry garlic and onion till fragrant
- add chili & spring onion, add sprinkle of salt
- once 80% cooked, add in marinated meat
- don’t over cook the meat, takes only 1-2 minutes to ensure all sides of meat is brown, and you’re done
- serve on steamed rice
- optional – add onsen egg
add an onsen egg to complete the bento
Preparing and cooking this dish takes perhaps 20-30 minutes, and it probably lasts all of 10 mins or less on the dining table. Love the combination of sweet, salty, umami, and spiciness from all these ingredients. Lovely for a quick afternoon lunch. Try it!
That sure looks good! I so love your plates, have a soft spot for blue & whites!!!
suituapui: old school plates are neat isn’t it? I need those rooster bowls too!
This is a stir-fry dish I cook quite often with pork slices….but with beef or venison, lagi sedappp! 😉 The addition of red & green chillies may have ‘malaysianised’ this bento? Hehe!
eatwhateatwhere: haha yah, it’s definitely not a “japanese” dish at this point.
I think I should cook more such “one dish rice” instead of everyday 3 dishes, less hassle!
Choi Yen: simplify life!
AAAAHHH… its the kygel guy again….
Matt: good product bro.