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Beef and Tomatoes
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CATEGORY
CUISINE
TAG
YIELD
Meats, Vegetables
Chinese
Beef, Tomatoes
6
Servings
INGREDIENTS
6
Tomatoes; whole
1
c
Beef; sliced
1/2
c
Green onions, shredded
1/2
c
Onions; cooking, chunks
1
c
Warm water
1/4
c
Tomato ketchup
1
pn
Salt and pepper
1
tb
Ginger root fresh, minced
1
tb
Garlic, fresh minced
2
tb
Corn starch (or) tapioca starch
2
tb
Sugar, white
2
tb
Green onions; diced
Vegetable oil
INSTRUCTIONS
Preparing Tomatoes: Remove skins off tomatoes by placing tomatoes in hot
boiling water. Leave for 2 to 3 minutes, peel off tomatoe skins, cut
tomatoes in 6 wedges and place in bowl.
Heat wok, add 2 tablespoons vegetable oil, add 1/2 of the ginger and
garlic, add raw beef and cook it to 50 percent done (optimist) or 50
percent raw (pessimist). Remove beef from wok. Add 2 more tablespoons of
vegetable oil to wok, add remaining garlic and ginger, add onions, cook 1
minute and add tomatoes. Stir fry until tomatoes are warm, add water,
salt, sugar and ketchup. Season sauce to your taste. Bring to a boil and
thicken sauce with corn starch. Add back the cooked beef and shredded
green onions. Mix well and remove from wok. Serve over steamed rice, chow
mein, or fried rice. Garnish with green onions
Source: Cooking the Chinese Way with Herb Chow
Typos by Vern
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