The black pepper beef tenderloin that caught my husband’s stomach goes well with rice and wine.
The ultimate beef tenderloin 170g | McCormick Tender Meat Powder 1g |
McCormick Ginger Powder 1g | McCormick Black Pepper 2-3 grams |
Light soy sauce (for pickling) 8 grams | Light soy sauce (for cooking) Half shovel |
Old soy sauce 2-3 grams | Green and red pepper Half each |
Garlic 4 petals |
Step 1
Beef cut along the grainStep 2
Cut into long strips about 1cm wide and 4cm long, and start marinating.Step 3
Knead it evenly and let it sit for 20-30 minutes to allow the flavors to absorb.Step 4
Shred green and red peppers Mince garlicStep 5
After the beef is marinated, heat the wok and pour 2/3 of the oil, then add the beef. Don't rush to shovel it first, let the bottom set.Step 6
After the beef changes color and is set, add minced garlic and stir-fry until the garlic becomes fragrant.Step 7
Add light soy sauceStep 8
Old soy sauce Stir fry evenlyStep 9
Add shredded green and red peppers and stir-fry over medium-high heat for about 1.5 minutes.Step 10
If it's a little dry, add some boiling water, stir-fry evenly, and stir-fry for another 10 seconds before serving.Step 11
full photo The processed beef tenderloin will not be chewy at all. But a little chewy. Not mushy. It goes well with wine and porridge (my family loves porridge) Tips for cooking the black pepper beef tenderloin that grabs my husband’s stomach and goes well with rice and wine