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Crispy teriyaki beef fried rice

The perfect recipe for busy weeknights or when you're craving a takeaway without derailing your goals. Crispy battered beef is coated in a sticky homemade teriyaki sauce and served over egg-fried rice.

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15m

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Crispy teriyaki beef fried rice

The perfect recipe for busy weeknights or when you're craving a takeaway without derailing your goals. Crispy battered beef is coated in a sticky homemade teriyaki sauce and served over egg-fried rice.

Cook

15m

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Step 1

Slice the beef into strips and season with soy sauce.

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For

2

M

I

450

g

Lean rump steak, room temperature

2

tsp

Soy sauce

1

Egg white

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Per Serving

Calories

585kcal

Fat

13g

Carbs

60g

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Sarah R

a month ago

I found this never got crispy - it went wrong and left with overcooked steak covered in floury wet egg :( sad times! Don’t know what I did wrong!

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Christina

a month ago

Oh no, Sarah! I’m so sorry to hear that! 😩 How thin do you cut the steak, and how hot is your oven? I find that the thinner I cut my steak, the hotter I have the oven, and I make sure to spread the strips out on the baking tray so they aren’t touching. They usually come out nice and crispy that way! Next time, send me a photo so I can see how you prepared it and what it looked like at the end. I’ll probably be able to tell what you did differently, lovely! X

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