• xxcarol's Beef, Gai Lan over Rice Stir Fry

    From Carol Shenkenberger@1:275/100 to All on Mon Feb 19 14:33:29 2024
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    Title: Xxcarol's Beef with Gai Lan Stir Fry over Rice
    Categories: Xxcarol, Beef, Main dish
    Yield: 6 Servings

    1/3 c Oyster sauce
    3 tb Mirin (similar to sherry)
    2 ts Toasted sesame oil
    1 ts Tamari sauce
    1 ts Sugar
    1 ts Cornstarch for glossy sauce
    3/4 lb Beef cut to thin strips
    3 tb Olive oil
    1 ea Thin slice ginger
    2 ea Cloves garlic sliced thin
    1 lb Gai lan sliced diagonally

    This lovely and quick to cook recipe is easiest if you plan ahead and
    do most of the prep-work the day before. You can make it same day if
    you like but it's easier to do it as a planned leftover for some of
    it. On the day before I typed this we made a yellow rice by adding
    tumeric to serve with dinner. I made extra (about 3 1/2 cups worth),
    I saved that for tonight and will fry it with 3TB butter for 'butter
    fried rice' as the base for the other stir fry. I also cut the meat
    and started the marinade step.

    1. Add Oyster sauce, Mirin, Tamari, Sugar and Cornstarch. Stir until
    sugar is dissolved then pour over the prepared meat and refridgerate.

    2. Add oil and garlic slivers and heat until the garlic if fragrent.
    Add remaining ingredents and proceed to toss it about until done.
    Serve over hot rice.

    Tip: I butter fry the rice at the same time in a second pan.

    Helpful hints. Gai lan is Chinese broccoli and it has leaves. I
    save the Gai lan leaves for Dashi miso udon soup with Gai Lan leaves.
    Also using a deep sided flat Wok maks it easier stir fry things. You
    can use sherry for the mirin and western type broccoli.

    From the VB kitchen of xxcarol, typed up 19Feb2023

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  • From Denis Mosko@1:153/757.1315 to Carol Shenkenberger on Tue Feb 20 01:08:01 2024
    //Hello Carol,//

    on *19.02.24* at *19:33:29* You wrote in area *COOKING*
    to *All* about *"xxcarol's Beef, Gai Lan over Rice Stir Fry"*.

    1/3 c Oyster sauce
    Can I replace oyster- to peach sauce?..

    3 tb Mirin (similar to sherry)
    2 ts Toasted sesame oil
    What is sesame oil which You prefer?

    1 ts Tamari sauce
    1 ts Sugar
    I replace it to brown ...

    1 ts Cornstarch for glossy sauce
    3/4 lb Beef cut to thin strips
    3 tb Olive oil
    From green or black olives?

    1 ea Thin slice ginger
    2 ea Cloves garlic sliced thin
    1 lb Gai lan sliced diagonally

    This lovely and quick to cook recipe is easiest if you plan ahead and
    do most of the prep-work the day before. You can make it same day if
    you like but it's easier to do it as a planned leftover for some of
    it. On the day before I typed this we made a yellow rice by adding
    tumeric to serve with dinner. I made extra (about 3 1/2 cups worth),
    I saved that for tonight and will fry it with 3TB butter for 'butter
    Why You write it with CapsLk switched on, Carol ^^? It's not canonical.

    fried rice' as the base for the other stir fry. I also cut the meat
    and started the marinade step.

    1. Add Oyster sauce, Mirin, Tamari, Sugar and Cornstarch. Stir until
    sugar is dissolved then pour over the prepared meat and refridgerate.

    2. Add oil and garlic slivers and heat until the garlic if fragrent.
    Add remaining ingredents and proceed to toss it about until done.
    Serve over hot rice.

    Tip: I butter fry the rice at the same time in a second pan.
    Compare first and second pans!

    Helpful hints. Gai lan is Chinese broccoli
    I'd like it.

    and it has leaves. I
    save the Gai lan leaves for Dashi miso udon soup
    I'd like it too.

    with Gai Lan leaves.
    Also using a deep sided flat Wok maks
    And what is Wok maks, my dear long-distant friend?

    it easier stir fry things. You
    can use sherry for the mirin and western type broccoli.
    Why not?!

    From the VB kitchen of xxcarol
    ^^ ^^

    Regards,
    Denis Mosko
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