We're slightly bending the rules here this week with a stunning (but geographically ambiguous) dish: Mongolian Beef. The origins of the dish are a little dubious - it supposedly originated in American-Chinese cuisine, rather than the Mongolian steppe- but its aroma and flavour are beyond dispute! Thin strips of delicious flank steak are marinated, floured and fried before being added to a super, salty, sticky sauce which compliments the crunchy beef. It's pretty essential to have a Weber Gourmet Barbecue System Wok for this dish, both for the frying element and for creating the sauce, but so long as you have the GBS system, this dish can be cooked on either charcoal or gas. Allow plenty of time for the beef to marinade and suck up flavour and fry the beef in small batches to prevent crowding the wok and you can't go wrong! |
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INGREDIENTS
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Recipe serves six. EQUIPMENT To produce this dish we've used the following:
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IN THE KITCHEN
AT THE BBQ