Photo of Stir-fry Australian Beef Rump Cap with Scallion & Bean Paste Recipe Photo of Stir-fry Australian Beef Rump Cap with Scallion & Bean Paste Recipe

Recipe courtesy of famous Chef Ricky Cheung, Chief Chef of Le Mieux Bistro in Hong Kong, for the MLA Young Chef Pencil Box Culinary Challenge held in Hong Kong.

Ingredients

  • 250g Sliced Australian Beef Rump Cap
  • 15g Soy Sauce
  • 4g Cornflour
  • 40g Water
  • 20g Olive Oil
  • 60g Sliced Scallion (Green Onions)
  • 60g Sliced Cucumber
  • 30g Bean Paste

Method

  1. Marinate sliced Australian beef rump cap with soy sauce, cornflour and water.
  2. Add olive oil and heat up the pan.
  3. Stir-fry sliced scallion (green onions) and sliced cucumber for 30 seconds and then add in bean paste and marinated sliced rump cap and stir-fry another one minute with high heat.
  4. Add some sliced raw scallion (green onions) and chilli as a garnish.
Photo of Ingredients for Stir-fry Australian Beef Rump Cap with Scallion and Bean Paste RecipePhoto of Ingredients for Stir-fry Australian Beef Rump Cap with Scallion and Bean Paste Recipe

 

“The Pencil Box competition has a simple objective – to increase the awareness and

appreciation of the broad range of quality Australian beef and lamb products available for young chefs

to experiment with. Needless to say I am quite passionate about investing in the development and

training of young chefs as we develop the next generation of opinion leaders,” explained Aaron Iori,

MLA’ s Regional Manager, South East Asia and Greater China.

 

While the young chefs experimented with two beef cuts, they also learnt

that red meat is high in essential nutrients, such as iron, zinc, vitamin B12, vitamin D and protein.

More importantly, lean Australian red meat contains good fats, such as Omega 3, which are essential

for brain development, function and cardiovascular health.

 

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