1Thinly slice your red bell pepper and white onion. The thinner, the better.
2Set the sliced vegetables off to the side.
3Thinly slice the 12 ounces of sirloin, as thin as you can possibly make it. Make sure it's a little bit on the frozen side, because it helps you to cut it a little more thinly.
4Add a little bit of low-calorie soy sauce and a little cornstarch to the sliced sirloin.
5Mix the sirloin, soy sauce, and cornstarch together with your hands.
6Sauté the red bell pepper and white onion in avocado oil or coconut oil.
7Cook the beef in batches and then set it off to the side.
8Make the sauce by combining soy sauce, Sriracha, light ketchup, rice vinegar, and red pepper flakes in a bowl.
9Pour the sauce into a pan and bring it to a simmer.
10Once the sauce is at a simmer, add your meat and your vegetables.
11Fully stir the mixture and coat it.
12Each serving gets one cup of white rice.
13Add the Mongolian beef mixture over the top of the white rice.
14Garnish with sesame seeds and green onion.
Ingredients
red bell pepper
white onion
12 ounces sirloin
low-calorie soy sauce
cornstarch
avocado oil
coconut oil
Sriracha
light ketchup
rice vinegar
red pepper flakes
1 cup white rice
sesame seeds
green onion
Equipment
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Tips
Make sure the sirloin is a little bit frozen to help cut it more thinly.
Cook the beef in batches if you have a lot.
All sauce ingredients and their quantities are in the caption of the video (but they are not explicitly said nor shown).