BETTER THAN TAKEOUT - Authentic Chinese Beef and Broccoli Stir Fry Recipe

🎀 ORDER MANDY'S COOKBOOK NOW - https://geni.us/chinesecookbook 🥘 BUY A WOK - https://geni.us/carbon-steel-wok 🔎 BROWSE ALL INGREDIENTS & KITCHENWARE - https://www.curatedkitchenware.com ❤️ SUPPORT THE CHANNEL - https://www.patreon.com/soupeduprecipes 🥢 PRINTABLE RECIPE - https://curatedkitchenware.com/blogs/soupeduprecipes/better-than-takeout-authentic-chinese-beef-and-broccoli-stir-fry-recipe If you are looking for an easy and delicious meal to make tonight, look no further than this authentic beef and broccoli recipe! Unlike the typical American Chinese takeout version, this dish is flavored with a touch of satay sauce and fish sauce. Both are popular ingredients in Teochew cuisine. As for the vegetable component, locals like to use Chinese broccoli, also known as gai lan (or jie lan in Mandarin), which adds a unique mustard flavor and a slight sweetness. But don't worry, you can easily substitute regular broccoli if needed. For marinating the beef 300g / 10.6 oz beef 1.6g / ⅓ tsp baking soda 0.6g / ¼ tsp ground white pepper (Amazon Link - https://geni.us/white-peppercorns) 8.3g / 1.5 tsps dark soy sauce (Amazon Link - https://geni.us/dark-soy-sauce) 21g / 1.5 Tbsps Chinese cooking wine (Amazon Link - https://geni.us/shaoxing-wine) 11.3g / 1.5 Tbsps cornstarch 8.5g / ½ Tbsp satay sauce (Amazon Link - https://geni.us/satay-sauce) 1.5 Tbsps cooking oil For making the stir-fry sauce 16.6g / 1 Tbsp soy sauce (Amazon Link - https://geni.us/light-soy-sauce) 9g / ½ Tbsp oyster sauce (Amazon Link - https://geni.us/premium-oyster-sauce) 8.5g / ½ Tbsp fish sauce (Amazon Link - https://geni.us/fish-sauce) 2.1g / ½ tsp sugar 2.5g / 1 tsp cornstarch 60g / ¼ cup water For stir-frying and finishing 34g / 2.5 Tbsps oil to stir-fry the beef 9g / 1 Tbsp minced garlic 6g / 2 tsps minced ginger 227g / 8 oz Chinese broccoli 1.5 Tbsps water to cook the Chinese broccoli stem Ingredient Tips I recommend using sirloin, ribeye, flank steak, chuck, or top round for this recipe Satay sauce adds a nutty and umami taste to the dish. If you don't have it, replace it with XO sauce or Thai-style shrimp paste. Non-alcohol replacements for Chinese cooking wine vary from recipe to recipe. For this particular dish, you can use the same amount of beef stock.