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  1. I always heard that FLAP steak was better….it is very thin…..it works well with the wok cooking……Flank steak can be tough……what do you think? does anyone know what I'm talking about? LOL

  2. I want to write an explanation. Mongolian beef is basically food that is created by Chinese people. It is just named "Mongolian" beef but it's not actually Mongolian food. Mongolian traditional foods don't even use extra seasonings other than a salt. For some of you who think that Mongolia is included in China, I want to say the truth; MONGOLIA IS NOT PART OF CHINA! It is SOVEREIGN STATE! Thank you for reading my long comment. Have a nice day ?

  3. I use thickened beef or chicken stock, instead of plain water. Net result is divinely tasty ! Do not add cold stock, it should be the same temperature as the wok, or at lease warm.

  4. Garlic and ginger was added in far too early it needed to be done when the wok is quite hot. Following that cold water should've been added to the garlic as soon as it changed color so ensure that it does not burn and that the flavor is still present within the dish. Also have you ever considered using potato starch during reduction process so the sauce?

  5. I have a question: In so many chinese/japanese recipes, it calls for the top of green onions (which I do love), so what happens to all the bottoms? surely you don't throw them away?

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