INGREDIENTS

INSTRUCTIONS

Heat vegetable  oil  in  wok  over  moderately  high heat for 30 seconds.
Add steak, cut into strips,  and fry until no longer pink. Remove.
Add  to  wok  at  medium  heat, 1 chopped onion, and chopped green pepper,
fry for  1  minute.   Mix  in sliced mushrooms, marjoram, thyme and pepper
and fry for 2-3 minutes.
Raise heat to high and stir in white wine and boil, uncovered, for 1
minute.  Add beef broth and simmer, covered, for 3-4 minutes. Blend, in a
mix of cornstarch cold water. Stir until thickened, add previously cooked
beef and cook 1 minute longer.
Serve over white rice.
Edited by Larry Bibich
From and thanks to: Corina_Walker@CUEHere.GraySage.Edmonton.AB.CA Sun
07-04-1993
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Refer: 0 To: TERRI ST.LOUIS From: KAREN MINTZIAS Subj: Meal Monster Conf:
Cuisine (58) Read: No Status: Public
~=> On <06-30-93  20:27> Terri St.louis wrote to Karen Mintzias:
TS> Ergo, I have put all my DOS in a subdirectory called TS> "DOS" (not
very imaginative, I admit), then in my TS> AUTOEXEC is a line that sez
"PATH; C:&bsol;DOS, C:&bsol;MENUS, TS> C:&bsol;UTILS." Which means no matter what
subdirectory I'm TS> on I can call up any DOS command in the DOS subdir,
TS> batch file in the MENU subdir or utilities program on the TS> UTILS
subdir.  It's great for lazee people like me.
<grin>  Terri, I understand.  But this doesn't explain WHY you put your
autoexec.bat and config.sys in another directory. I have a buncha
subdirectories in my path statement, but the autoexec.bat and config.sys
are still in the root directory of my boot drive...  :)
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