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  • Beef and Snow Peas Stir Fry

    Posted at 8:53 am by NativeNM, on April 16, 2013

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    I love a good stir fry.  It’s one of those meals that takes little preparation and cooks up in minutes.  Plus I can get a few vegetables into my husband who is pretty much a meat and potatoes kind of guy.  He did however enjoy this stir fry with snow peas and shitake mushrooms. Along with some grated ginger and garlic, I made a spicy and slightly sweet sauce which was oh so fragrant throughout the kitchen.



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    Make your sauce by combining the soy sauce, chili sauce, hoisin sauce and sesame oil.


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    After tasting it, I felt it needed a bit of sweet to counter the saltiness by adding a couple teaspoons of brown sugar.


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    Drizzle some canola oil in the pan and add the sliced shitake mushrooms, grated ginger and garlic.  Stir that around for a couple minutes until the mushrooms are tender.


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    Add the sliced beef and continue cooking until the meat starts to brown on the outside but still pink on the inside.


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    Stir in the snow peas and half of the sliced green onion.  The snow peas will be crisp but tender after a couple minutes.


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    Stir in the sauce and cook for a minute more.  By now you have an amazing aroma to fill your senses!


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    Serve with a side of Jasmine rice.


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    Sprinkle with some green onions and cilantro.


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    And for a little more spice sprinkle some crushed red pepper.


    Beef and Snow Peas Stir Fry

    1 pound Steak, (such as Sirloin or Flank) sliced thin
    1 tablespoon Fresh Ginger, grated
    1 clove Garlic, grated
    4 – 6 ounces Fresh Snow Peas
    4 – 5 ounces Fresh Shitake Mushrooms, sliced
    1/2 cup Green Onion, sliced thin
    1/4 cup Soy Sauce
    2 teaspoons Chili Sauce
    1 teaspoon Hoisin Sauce
    1 teaspoon Sesame Oil
    2 teaspoons Brown Sugar

    Combine soy sauce, chili sauce, hoisin sauce, sesame oil and brown sugar together.  Set aside

    In a wok or large non-stick skillet heat a drizzle of canola oil over medium high heat.  Add the ginger, garlic and mushrooms to the pan.  Stir for 2 minutes or until the mushrooms become tender.  Add the beef and continue to cook until the meat has browned on the outside leaving a pink center.  Add the snow peas and half of the green onions, continue to stir for 1 – 2 minutes or until the snow peas are crisp but tender.  Stir in the sauce and continue stirring for 1 minute.  Serve alongside rice, top with remaining green onions.

    Serves 6

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    Author: NativeNM

    An Inspired Cook is a place to share recipes from New Mexico. From my kitchen and beyond I hope you will enjoy the history, culture and food that is New Mexico.
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    2 thoughts on “Beef and Snow Peas Stir Fry”

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      Anne ~ Uni Homemaker

      April 16, 2013 at 11:57 pm

      I love a good stir fry too and this looks delicious! Plus, they keep well the next day too for lunch. Anything where I can sneak in veggies is an A+ in my book. 🙂

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      • NativeNM

        April 17, 2013 at 9:11 am

        Trust me, I do a lot of sneaking when it comes to veggies!

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