Rascal
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Because it waters down the OP's topic for visitors to this site, for one thing.
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Russ
Because it waters down the OP's topic for visitors to this site, for one thing.
Did the stir fry last night. Coating the strip steak in corn starch made all the difference in the world. The pieces fried up with a velvety like texture maintaining more meat flavor than if I hadn't. No rubbery texture either. As far as the vegetables go, I liked the flavor of some pieces over others, which is why I'm still going to pursue making my own custom mix of frozen Asian vegetables. Also, I put the frozen vegetables in the fridge an hour and a half beforehand so they weren't so rock hard frozen come fry time. Served it on a bed of white rice.
I used to, but since a lot of fiber can put me in the hospital for a few days, I avoid itI'm so peel-averse that I don't even peel russets, as long as they're fresh and have unblemished skins. I just mash them up real good and call them "rustic". We don't mind. [emoji38]
Yay and Congratulations! Sound like you had great success. Reading this along, too, made me realize why the Beef and Broccoli recipe I use from long ago resulted in such good beef. The recipe has you marinate the beef in a corn starch-soy sauce-beef broth mixture for about an hour before stir frying.Did the stir fry last night. Coating the strip steak in corn starch made all the difference in the world. The pieces fried up with a velvety like texture maintaining more meat flavor than if I hadn't. No rubbery texture either...
In that case, GG, I'd peel every danged thing before it went into my mouth! You gotta do what you gotta do to stay OK.
Yay and Congratulations! Sound like you had great success. Reading this along, too, made me realize why the Beef and Broccoli recipe I use from long ago resulted in such good beef. The recipe has you marinate the beef in a corn starch-soy sauce-beef broth mixture for about an hour before stir frying.