Among beef stir-fry dishes, this beef and pepper stir-fry is one of our favorites. It can be mild or spicy, depending on which peppers you use, and is very simple to make. Combine these two ingredients, and you have a real winner of a dish! Our Latest Recipe Videos This video canno...
The steak sauce in this recipe is specific to Chow Steak Kow, but you can also use it for other beef dishes. If you’re looking for a classic all-purpose stir-fry sauce, see our post onhow to prepare ready-made stir fry sauce. Using a pre-made sauce for any combination of meats, ...
This wok has been tested by many Chinese chefs who have used it to make some of the best dishes in the world. It also features a unique design with no up-turned rim which allows you to stir fry without burning your oil as well as drain water easily afterward. Don’t forget to season...
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Suitable for stirring, heating, cooking, and frying of various high-viscosity sauces: Baked stuffing stir-fry industry (jam, lotus paste, bean paste, fruit paste, candied fruit, date paste) Meat products and cooked food processing industry (...
Woks are the most versatile piece of cookware. Saute, deep-fry, stir-fry, boil, and steam food using one universal pan. Ideal heat distribution, unbeatable durability, and natural non-stick coating make Yosukata woks a great investment. ...
Then add the beef, ginger, and garlic. Still over medium heat, stir-fry the beef for 3 to 4 minutes, until the beef chunks are lightly browned around the edges. Add the remaining 2 tablespoons of Shaoxing wine, and cook for another minute. Next, add the light soy sauce and dark soy...
Steak Stir Fry, or Chow Steak Kow, as we used to call it at my parents’ restaurant, is not your standard beef stir-fry. Tender, rich ribeye or sirloin steak bites are cooked in a soy garlic sauce—with some American touches!—and served over a bed of crisp bok choy. If you’re...
Beef Tomato Stir-fry is an incredibly delicious, comforting dish that we especially like to make when tomatoes are in season and bursting out of the garden. You can sometimes find it at restaurants in Chinatown, as one of the staple “rice plate” dishes that Cantonese people love to have...