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Bibimbap…
F or 2
3/4 C Rice (Uncooked)
1-2 Zucchinis (Cut into matchsticks)
4 C Fresh Spinach (Give or Take)
1/2 Package of Bean Sprouts
1/3 lb Ground Beef (I used turkey)
1 Carrot (Cut into matchsticks)
2 Eggs
Soy Sauce
Sriracha
Garlic
Sesame Oil
Sesame Seeds
Vegetable Oil
Salt
1) Prepare your rice according to the package
2) Wash bean sprouts 3x. Put them in a sauce pan with 1 C of Water, 1 tsp Salt. Cook over medium heat for 20 minutes. Drain and mix sprouts with 1 Clove Minced Garlic, 1 tsp Sesame Oil, and a Pinch of Salt. Set aside on a large platter.
3) Boil spinach for 1 minute. Rinse in cold water. Drain water. Mix with 1 tsp Soy Sauce, a Dash of Salt, 1 Clove Minced Garlic, and 1 tsp Sesame Oil. Place on the platter. You can adjust the seasonings for all of these steps to taste.
4) Toss zucchini in a dash of salt. Saute over medium heat with enough oil to coat the pan until zucchini are tender and translucent. Move the zucchini to the platter.
5) Heat a skillet with 1 T Vegetable Oil and cook ground beef with 3 Cloves Minced Garlic, 1 T Soy Sauce, 1/2 tsp Sugar, Pepper, and about 1 T Sesame Oil. Again, remember to adjust seasonings to taste. Move meat to the platter.
6) Saute carrot strips for a couple of minutes in a small amount of vegetable oil. Move to the platter.
7) Prepare eggs sunny-side up.
8) Serve rice in a bowl with egg on top and allow guests to add their own components from the platter. Serve with Sriracha and sesame oil.
I adapted this recipe from Maangchi. You can reference their recipe here: http://www.maangchi.com/recipe/bibimbap. I could not find kosari and also ran out of shiitaki mushrooms so mine is a bit different.
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might have to make...soon!!!!! Yummmmm
lot more healthier...year… This is something...gotta try...