Bulgogi Ground Beef
5 mins
Serves 1
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Bulgogi Ground Beef
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5 mins
Serves 1
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Directions
1
Cut a quarter of a white onion and a quarter of an Asian pear.
2
Add the cut onion and Asian pear to a blender.
3
Add garlic to the blender.
4
Add soy sauce to the blender.
5
Add mirin to the blender. If you don't have mirin, use rice vinegar and a little extra sugar.
6
Add sesame seeds to the blender.
7
Add sesame oil to the blender.
8
Add brown sugar to the blender.
9
Blend all the ingredients until smooth.
10
Place ground beef in a large bowl.
11
Pour the blended mixture into the bowl with the ground beef.
12
Add chopped green onion to the meat mixture.
13
Add gochujang to the meat mixture if you like it spicy.
14
Mix the ingredients in the bowl until just combined, being careful not to overwork the meat.
15
Heat a wok until it's smoking hot and add a little oil.
16
Add the meat mixture to the hot wok.
17
Use a spatula to spread the meat mixture thinly across the wok. Do not sauté, let the juices evaporate and the bottom get crispy.
18
After 5 minutes, check the bottom of the meat for crispiness.
19
Now sauté the meat, breaking up any burnt pieces.
20
Add more green onions to the cooked meat.
21
Add more sesame seeds to the cooked meat.
22
Serve the bulgogi ground beef with rice.
23
Add Korean soybean salad as a side.
24
Add kimchi as a side.
25
Add lettuce for lettuce wraps.
26
Sprinkle more sesame seeds on top.
27
Sprinkle green onions on top.
Ingredients
0.25 white onion
0.25 Asian pear
4 cloves garlic
2 tbsp soy sauce
1 tbsp mirin
1 tsp sesame seeds
1 tsp sesame oil
1 tbsp brown sugar
1 package ground beef
1 green onion
1 tbsp gochujang
rice
Korean soybean salad
kimchi
lettuce
Equipment
knife
blender
cutting board
wok
spatula
bowl
kimchi container
fork
spoon
Tips
If you don't have mirin, you can substitute it with rice vinegar and a little extra sugar.
When cooking the meat, do not sauté initially. Let the juices evaporate and the bottom get crispy to achieve a Korean BBQ flavor.
The burnt-looking pieces are normal as the sugar caramelizes and contributes to the flavor.
Eating with your hands also makes everything taste better.
This dish can be eaten in many ways, like over rice, with Korean soybean salad, kimchi, or as lettuce wraps.