Marinated Ginger & Soy Beef


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Nutritional Info
  • Servings Per Recipe: 6
  • Amount Per Serving
  • Calories: 248.6
  • Total Fat: 8.3 g
  • Cholesterol: 86.2 mg
  • Sodium: 436.8 mg
  • Total Carbs: 6.8 g
  • Dietary Fiber: 0.4 g
  • Protein: 35.3 g

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Introduction

Requires at least 1 hour for meat to marinade. Requires at least 1 hour for meat to marinade.
Number of Servings: 6

Ingredients

    2 lbs, Beef, round steak
    1/4 cup, Low-sodium soy sauce
    1/4 cup, Water
    1/2 Tbsp, Ginger, ground
    1 Tbsp, Olive Oil
    1 tsp, Black pepper
    6 tsp, Light brown sugar
    3 cloves garlic
    4 large baby carrots

Directions

Makes six 3.3-oz servings.

1. Trim meat of any fat. Slice into thin 1/4-inch pieces quick enough to grill or saute. Place the meat into a gallon size ziploc bag.

2. Slice the garlic cloves and cut the baby carrots into strips and toss inside the bag. Add all remaining ingredients into the bag and zip tight, letting out any excess air. Shake the bag or use your hands to mix up the marinade and distribute evenly.

3. Let sit flat on a plate (to avoid any spills or leaks) and refridgerate for at least one hour. Flip the bag over at least once for every hour. If you're leaving it overnight, don't worry about it.

4. Once your meat is ready - set your grill or pan on medium high. Once warm enough, spray your grill or pan with non-stick cooking spray. Lay the slices of meat evenly so they get cooked thoroughly for less than one minute per side. It will cook fast.

5. Enjoy with a side of rice and veggie of your choice!

Number of Servings: 6

Recipe submitted by SparkPeople user IREANERUPE.

Member Ratings For This Recipe


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    Incredible!
    1 of 1 people found this review helpful
    This was delicious! I added it to a stir-fry with carrots, water chestnuts, and broccoli, and served it over riced cauliflower. Next time I'm going to add some more garlic and ginger, as well as some dried balada pepper for a bit of heat. Look forward to fresh hot peppers in the summer! - 5/1/14


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    Incredible!
    1 of 1 people found this review helpful
    Absolutely fantastic, sooo yummy family of 7 all very happy and looking for more thankyou for sharing :) - 4/13/10


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    very good - 7/29/20


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    This is on to try, it seems easy and delicious - 1/26/20


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    Thank you for sharing this great sounding recipe. Looking forward to making it as it sounds like one I will male often. - 8/20/19


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    Incredible!
    so good - 2/20/19


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    Incredible!
    This was really good. My family loved it and it's something that will definitely be made again - 5/10/18


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    Incredible!
    Fabulous! Added broccoli and water chestnuts and added a Tbs of cornstarch to thicken and served over faux fried rice.
    Will definitely be a major staple in our household.
    - 1/3/16


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    Very Good
    I halved the recipe, used 2tsp fresh ginger vice the powder and maple syrup vice the brown sugar. This is the first time I cooked beef-- it wasn't bad. Would use this recipe again for its simplicity and ease of preparation and taste. - 6/2/10


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    Incredible!
    Beyond excellent!!! I am going to try this method with pork next. I marinated the flank steak for a little over an hour and it turned out wonderfully tender when cooked. I did not use the corn starch to thicken. I found it was delish just the way it was. I used chinese noodles not rice. - 2/26/10