How to Cook Perfect Beef Stir Fry Every Time


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Master Chef John Zhang shows you tips on making tender beef stir fry with simple step by step instructions. Subscribe for more …

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  1. Interesant
    Interesant says:

    Humans don´t need to eat animals to be healthy. Therefore to choose to do it, we cause death on innocent animals. And that is immoral. We can eat very tasty, healthy in plant based diets. And is even better for the environment.

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  2. Severus Fartus
    Severus Fartus says:

    Don't forget to check the saltines of the soy sauce. Some of them are saltier than others. The one that i bought has little salty BUTT extra dark. So now i have a black shiny stirfry beef that needs a sprinkle of salt

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  3. Thomas
    Thomas says:

    Great. I will definitely try this recipe. That could be the definitive source for authentic Chinese Food. Thank you very much.
    One suggestion: I just wish you would give the ingredience list in the descriptions of your videos. I also noticed, that you often say 1 tsp, but it looks more like a tbsp (e.g. the soy sauce for marinating the beef).

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  4. WatWarrior22
    WatWarrior22 says:

    This video was really well-made and very enjoyable to watch I am super hungry after watching this I will absolutely make this recipe myself

    just wondering if anybody can tell me if I can get this same result in a skillet because I don't have a wok

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  5. Lunevi Sasu
    Lunevi Sasu says:

    I'm a cook. I prepare different dishes daily for my family. This is my favourite chef for Chinese food. His recipes are so simple, so delicious 😋😋😋.
    Thank you 🍅🍆🫑🥩🍗🥬🥑🍆🧄

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  6. Dimitri Matsacos
    Dimitri Matsacos says:

    This man cannot be an actual master chef. He leaves the most flavourable part of the broccoli behind on the counter. The 'heart' should be sliced thinly and pan fried, perhaps with the ginger. The second unforgiveable sin was he put oil in the meat marinade. Beef is largely made up of water, and is hydro-phobic. This means the seasonings that were introduced at the same time, cant enter the meat fibres, because the oil forms a barrier.

    You can add oil and mix just before cooking in the wok. I learnt this from a different chinese man on another channel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9E6HPZurmE&t=639s

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