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Easy Mongolian Beef | The best recipe out there (8 years strong!) | The Woks of Life



Humbly, this is the best Mongolian Beef recipe out there! We’ve had our recipe for 8 years on our blog (thewoksoflife.com) and it’s consistently one of the top 10 recipes over at The Woks of Life. We’re resharing it today—finally with a cooking video so you can see all the techniques and steps to easily achieve *perfectly* flavorful, not-too-sweet Mongolian Beef at home! *This recipe is the grand daddy of maaany Mongolian Beef recipes you may have seen out there* so get the cooking lesson from where it originated—from Bill here at The Woks of Life!

Oh and by the way Mongolian Beef is definitely not from Mongolia…And watch to the end to see Bill and Sarah’s (and Kaitlin’s!) taste test.

Check out the full recipe here:

If you love crispy beef dishes check out our favorites:
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Sesame Beef:

0:00 Intro
0:24 Where was Mongolian Beef invented?
1:40 Marinating the beef
2:25 Tips for easy dredging
4:42 Can I add vegetables to Mongolian Beef?
5:23 Frying the beef
7:15 Do I need a wok to make Mongolian Beef?
7:39 How to cook Mongolian Beef
11:15 Plating
12:24 Taste test
13:37 Blooper 🙂

Thanks for watching!
– Bill, Judy, Sarah, and Kaitlin ❤️👨‍👩‍👧‍👧

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23 Comments

  1. I've tried this three times and it's been a disaster each time. Meely, non-crispy, zero tang or zip. Followed to the letter. Former chemist so I know how to time and measure. So frustrating! Good luck all!

  2. To all the negative commenters: go to the blog (in the description) and copy the full recipe.
    I love WOL, Bill and the whole family. I’ve been following them for years. Great recipes without drama, but good explanations/techniques.
    ❤️🐈‍⬛😎

  3. Made this tonight (used my cookbook!) and oh my gosh it was a HIT! The beef was so tender (I actually used some thin sliced filet we had in the freezer). The recipe was very quick from start to finish once the beef was marinated. I had some frozen Thai chilis and used three of them and it was plenty of heat for us. Threw in some fresh sugar snap peas from the garden at the end for a little crunch. Great dinner and I love your recipes so much!

  4. Wow! Thank you for this. I have a new wok and I'm tryjng to cook like a pro with it. I never knew about velveting meat and flash frying it and removing it before adding it again at the end with the vegetables and sauce. Thanks!

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