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Wasabi Beef with Bok Choy

Sirloin steaks are rubbed with a little wasabi, seared, then served with garlicky bok choy wilted in the same pan. The wasabi lends a clean heat that fades quickly, so a small amount does a lot.

  • Yield4 servings
  • Hands-on20 min
  • Total23 min
  • Difficulty

Ingredients

Beef

  • 3 tbspolive oil
  • 2 tspwasabi paste
  • 4beef sirloin steaks, about 200 g each

Bok choy

  • 200 gbok choy, cut lengthwise into 8 pieces
  • 5 clovesgarlic, grated
  • 1 tbspdark soy sauce

Seasoning

  • to tastesea salt
  • to tasteblack pepper

Contains

  • Gluten
  • Soy
  • Mustard
  • Legumes (any)
  • Wheat
  • Olive
  • Onion family (any)
  • Garlic
  • Cabbage family (any)
  • Horseradish
  • Wasabi
  • Bok choy
  • Black and white pepper
  • Mold-ripened and koji-fermented foods
  • All mammal meat (alpha-gal)
  • Beef and veal
  • Histamine (aged and fermented foods)

Taste

  • Heat
  • Salty
  • Umami / savory
  • Bitter
  • Richness / fat

Equipment

  • Stovetop

Season

  • Any season

Occasion

  • Weeknight

Effort

  • 20–45 min active
  • Under 30 min total
  • Difficulty 1

Nutrition

  • Calories: moderate
  • Protein: high
  • Carbs: low
  • Fat: high
  • Fiber: low
  • Sodium: moderate

Budget

  • Budget: moderate

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