Family loved it, I added onion with the green pepper and used tomato paste (2 ) cans and 2 cans water.(instead of the tomato soup) ...good stuff
This recipe is easily adaptable as a slow cooker meal: I used 2 lbs of blade steak, cut into 1-inch cubes, which I browned first. I used fresh ginger (1 tbsp, minced) instead of ground, sliced up a carrot, and cleaned 6 pearl onions that I had on hand. Toss everything into the slow cooker except for the peppers and rice, and set it on High for 2.5 hrs. Turn the setting down to Low, and add the cut-up peppers to the pot (I used 2 green and 2 yellow for colour). Cook your rice separately, and once that's done, your meal is ready ! The meat was moist and tender, and I got the "thumbs up" from everyone.
The only thing I'd do differently next time is marinade the meat before hand so it's not so tough. Great Flavor!
this had a very good flavor nd is very easy to make. My husband and I both felt is was a little too salty though. To be fair thought instead of beef consomme I used beef base so thks may have contributed to that. I alos used only half the soy sauce as well. I served this with rice and broccoli.
Very yummy. I dredged my steak in flour & a little meat tenderizer & pepper before frying it in the oil. Also made more sauce by adding water to consomme and a little extra soy sauce (to taste). It was a big hit for my picky eaters. The meat became tender the longer I simmered it on the stovetop so be sure to leave time for it to simmer that 20 minutes or more while your rice is cooking. I may wait until a little later to add my peppers next time so they will be a little crispier. Will make this again - would even be a great meal for guests. Yum!
Awesome dish! Try it with yellow red and green peppers for color and taste. We also added a litle more ginger than recommended. We will surely make this again! Thanks!
Way too salty as written--will need to adapt if I decide to make this again
Family loved it. I used low sodium soup and reduced sodium soy sauce so did not have the problem of it being too salty. Only used about 1/2 c yellow bell pepper because family does not like it much. I used about 1 1/2 teaspoon of ginger also.
Just what I was looking for, easy and so good over rice. I made this in the slow cooker. I didn't have tomato soup but had a can of fire roasted tomatoes in its place. I put together the soy sauce, beef broth, and tomatoes and used my hand blender on them to get rid of tomato chunks for a smoother sauce. Used fresh ginger and garlic. I added onion and mushrooms, along with the peppers and dropped the meat (dredged in cornstarch) in after frying so I didn't have issues about thickening it in the crockpot. Perfect. Thanks for such an easy and adaptable recipe.
