Cantonese Minced Beef & Eggs

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AI GeneratedFlo demonstrates how to make a simple, flavorful ground beef and egg stir-fry. By using ground beef to save on cost and preparation time, this quick meal is designed for easy weekly rotation. The dish combines a savory sauce with seared beef and ribbons of egg, served over rice or noodles for a wholesome, home-cooked dinner.
Hey everyone, I'm Flo. Dood is behind the camera and we're all about simple food, simple faith.
We are making ground beef with eggs world today. Who knew that the single question that would haunt
us every single day of our lives would be, what's for dinner? Beef is my favorite but it's getting
so expensive and so now I've resorted to almost always just using ground beef when I want the
beef flavor and actually using ground beef makes recipes so much more simpler. The recipe is so
simple, you can add it to your weekly rotation, you can add veggies if you want, peas, mushrooms,
broccoli, zucchini, but we're going to keep it really simple today and just use ground beef
and egg. If you like this video, please click the like button and subscribe because it really does
help the channel. Not much to chop today, just some garlic and a green onion. I'm just going to
smash the garlic. If you don't like garlic, you can even eliminate this part and the green onion is
really just for garnish at the end. This garlic is from my mom's garden so it is super juicy.
You can chop it up as finely as you like or as chunky as you like, totally up to you.
Okay and also slicing up one green onion and again if you don't like green onion, you can
omit this part or if you don't want to add it and make the recipe even simpler, just omit it.
Moving on to the sauce, I've got about a cup of beef broth and I'm adding three tablespoons of
oyster sauce, one tablespoon of sugar and that's to balance out the flavors and one tablespoon of
dark soy sauce. Some people ask if they can omit oyster sauce and oyster sauce really does add
a depth of flavor that you're not going to get otherwise and it doesn't taste like oysters so
you don't have to worry about that. But there are also vegan options that are made with mushrooms
so if you're allergic to oyster or you don't want to eat meat, you can look for the vegan option.
I'm also going to lightly beat three eggs. Now that we have everything ready to go, we can get our wok
heated up on a medium high. Once you see that wisp of smoke, add your oil, about one to two tablespoons
of avocado oil. That's what I'm using today but any neutral oil will do. If you don't have a wok,
you can always use a large frying pan. And so easy, I'm just going to take the ground
beef right out of its packaging into the wok and break it up and let it sear on one side.
What I love about using a ground beef is that there's no slicing, there's no marinating needed
and I can just plop it right into the wok. I'm letting this sear for about a minute or so just
to get some caramelization on one side. There's just over a pound in here, probably about a pound
and a quarter. That's just what the size of the packaging was but you can use about a pound of
meat at least for this recipe and it'll be perfect. I'm just going to sear the other side as well
before I start really crumbling the meat. Now I'm going to break it up. If you have any liquid that
needs to burn off, I just push the meat aside, kind of let the, I want to say water, evaporate
and then whatever is remaining is just the fat. I do want some of that liquid to evaporate.
Adding my garlic, let that cook for about 20 to 30 seconds, just until you start to smell the garlic.
And we're adding our sauce. While we're waiting for the sauce to come to a simmer, I'm going to get
my cornstarch slurry prepared. About a tablespoon of cornstarch to a tablespoon of room temperature
water. It has to be room temperature otherwise the cornstarch will not dissolve. And once the sauce
is simmering, I'm going to turn the heat down. Okay, now we're going to add our cornstarch slurry.
Stir that in. Wait for that to come back to a simmer. And as soon as you see it simmering and
it's thickened, we're going to add our eggs. Just in a ribbon and let that cook. Once the egg starts
to cook a bit, we're going to push our meat back in. That is it. Look at that. So pretty.
Adding a couple of teaspoons of sesame oil. And we're going to spoon this over a plate of rice.
And adding some green onions right on top. There you have it. How simple was that dinner?
Are y'all ready for? I'm dude, this is the taste. It's going to be a real simple one folks because
there's not much to the recipe but packed with simplicity but also with a ton of flavor.
And look at these colors going on. Just a wholesome home cooked dish that you could
very well get this in a Chinese greasy spoon, Chinese diner, even a cha cha tang.
I think anyways, because of the flavors. So smells really nice. And Flo ever mentioned that
if you put the sesame oil in while you're cooking, that's not the greatest thing because
those flavors, that aroma will burn off. Is that correct Flo? Yep. I don't want to give any
inaccuracies here. All right, here we go. Pairs perfectly with the rice. And aside from rice,
you can put it on noodles. It's so versatile. There's so much flavor. You just pair it with
your favorite carb. It's a perfect item to have in your rotation because it's always going to
deliver the awesome flavors and hopefully get dinner on the table fast. Awesome. Thanks dude.
Yeah. There's so much left in the wok. At least two massive portions. And I will always
make some veggies on the side to serve with it. For this recipe, check it out on my blog, flothumb.com.
