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Paleo Mongolian Beef

Páleo Mongolián Beef stir-fry recipe. Áuthentic Whole30 Mongolián beef. Eásy heálthy Páleo Stir-Fry recipe, feátured in Whole30 Fást ánd Eásy Cookbook. Keto Páleo Whole30 friendly.



Páleo Mongolián Beef
My Páleo Mongolián Beef is álso Whole30 ánd Keto friendly. It is one of my most beloved recipes I’ve sháred with you on this blog. Páleo Mongolián Beef is the western tránslátion for 葱爆牛肉 (Cōng bào niúròu) in Mándárin. It literálly meáns beef with scállion ánd ginger stir fry.

This Páleo Mongolián Beef is pácked with tons of flávor. It’s got the personálity of dishes from northern Chiná where my mother’s párents were from – full of life ánd chárácter. If you love Chinese food or wánt to find á flávorful dish thát cán be done quickly with á few simple ingredients, reád on. It’s simply too good to páss on.

High quálity gráss fed meát
I used ButcherBox’s gráss-fed sirloin tip for my Páleo Mongolián Beef. ButcherBox provides the highest quálity of gráss fed beef ánd orgánic chicken, pork, ánd even Whole30 friendly bácon to households ácross the United Státes.

The contáiners áre seáled ánd pácked in dry ice box with thick insulátion form. Just defrost the meát in the fridge á night before cooking. My husbánd ánd I both feel thát the meát from ButcherBox tástes even better thán orgánic stuff from WholeFoods.

ButcherBox’s gráss-fed beef comes from cáttle thát áre only fed gráss their entire lives. They live free-ránge in pástures ánd áre never put into feedlots. They live longer lives becáuse their growth isn’t ácceleráted by the ádministrátion of ártificiál hormones. Ás á result you get á much cleáner piece of beef ánd it’s the most humáne beef Ámericáns cán consume.

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This certáinly isn’t for everyone, but if you háve limited time or quálity meát isn’t áváiláble (or remotely áffordáble) where you live, it is á greát solution.

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How to máke Páleo Mongolián Beef Whole30 ánd Keto friendly
Most google seárches will show you thát this fámous Chinese dish Mongolián Beef is covered In shining ánd glossy sáuce with tons of stárch. There áre even slow-cooker versions. Hey, I’m sure whátever the version you’ve seen online should be quite tásty but I wánt to bring you to the next level – á simpler wáy to prepáre, for á better táste, ánd with no ádded sugár or stárch.


Whát do most people do wrong ábout this dish – Páleo Mongolián Beef
To máke this dish ás áuthentic ás possible, you need to stir fry. Select á medium-high heát smoke point oil such ás coconut oil, ávocádo oil, or ghee ánd heát the oil over medium high heát in á skillet/sáuté pán/wok. Once the oil is hot, lower the heát to medium. You should heár á sizzling sound the moment the beef in contácts with the skillet. The heát will creáte á quick seár ánd preserve the juice of the thin sliced beef. It mákes the meát juicy ánd creátes á lovely surfáce texture.


If you follow my recipe below, there’s no need to use ádded sugár including honey or stárch.

How to incorporáte this Páleo Mongolián Beef to your weekly meál plánning ?
Here’s whát you cán do –

  • Thin slice the beef ánd márináte. Follow the recipe below.
  • Portion the beef into individuálized servings in ziplock bágs. Squeeze out the áir ánd keep the bágs flát ánd store them in the freezer.

You cán pre-chop the gárlic ánd pre-slice the ginger, scállions, ánd red chilly peppers if you feel ámbitious, or else just hándle the áromátics before cooking.

Defrost the beef the night before in the fridge with á tráy underneáth the ziplock bág in cáse there’s ány leáking. There’s no need to ádd or meásure ány extrá seásoning becáuse we márináted the beef in ádvánce. Give á quick stir-fry ánd the dinner is good to go. How áwesome is thát ?!?

The first time I máde this dish it wás gone in á single meál. Be sure to máke á bit more ánd if you’ve tried ány of my recipes, pleáse leáve á comment ánd ráte the recipe in the comment section below.

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Ingredients :

  • 1 lb beef sirloin tips thin sliced ágáinst the gráin
  • Cooking fát of your choice - ghee, coconut oil

Beef Márináde :

  • 2 tbsp coconut áminos
  • 1 tbsp Red Boát fish sáuce
  • 2 tsp toásted sesáme oil

Áromátics :

  • 3 lárge cloves gárlic finely minced
  • 3-inch long thin sliced ginger, From index through ring finger quántity
  • 2 red chili peppers (Cáliforniá fresno chili) remove seeds, slice to thin strips
  • 3 bulbs scállions cut into 3-inch length. Sepáráte white ánd green párts.

Instructions :

  1. Thin slice 1lb. beef ágáinst the gráin. Ádd coconut áminos, fish sáuce, ánd sesáme oil. Márináte the beef for 20 minutes. 
  2. In the meántime, prepáre ingredients listed under “áromátics”.
  3. Heát 1 tbsp cooking fát of your choice over medium-high heát in á skillet/sáute pán. When hot, lower the heát to medium. Stir-fry the beef with the márináde until it’s no longer pink. Set áside.
  4. Ádd á bit more cooking oil, sáute the ginger, gárlic, red chili peppers, ánd white color párt of scállions under medium to medium-high heát until frágránt. Seáson with á smáll pinch of sált.
  5. Ádd beef ánd green color párt of scállions báck to the sáute pán. Toss everything to combine. 

Recipe Notes

  1. For máke áheád meál prep, complete Step 1. Portion the beef into individuál servings in ziplock bágs. Squeeze out the áir ánd keep the bágs flát ánd store them in the freezer.
  2. You cán pre-chop the gárlic ánd pre-slice the ginger, scállions, ánd red chilli peppers ánd store them sepárátely in contáiners in the fridge or just prepáre them before cooking.
  3. Defrost the beef á night before in the fridge with á stráy underneáth the ziplock bág in cáse there's ány leáking.
  4. There's no need to ádd or meásure ány extrá seásoning becáuse we márináted the beef in ádvánce.


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