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For the beef:
250
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Beef mince, 5% fat
1
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Garlic granules
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Per Serving
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495kcal
Fat
5g
Carbs
59g
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Cody D
9 days ago
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Charlotte
18 days ago
Absolutely banging dish! Added more veggies and pak choi. Fabulous recipe and easy to follow. One small mistake on the beef method (chilli is duplicated twice)
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Kimberly
18 days ago
ooo pak choi is a good choice!! and I do add both amounts of chilli flakes to mine :) unless its somewhere else too and I am missing it? xx
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Charlotte
18 days ago
I think it should say garlic granules but honestly so good!
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Kimberly
17 days ago
ahh thank you! xx
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Lucy F
a month ago
How would you recommend cooking the green beans? I never cook them but they look so good paired with this and I’m going to make it tonight! X
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Kimberly
a month ago
If you want to make them a bit tastier, boil them for 2-3 minutes until they are slightly soft! Run under cold water and then fry them off with a little garlic and spray oil just before you’re ready to serve! Xx
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Kimberly
a month ago
If you want to make them a bit tastier, boil them for 2-3 minutes until they are slightly soft! Run under cold water and then fry them off with a little garlic and spray oil just before you’re ready to serve! Xx
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Lisa D
a month ago
The sauce was quite rich, I will put less hoisin in next time. Apart from that very enjoyable dish.
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Kimberly
a month ago
it is quite a rich dish, I also find sometimes different brand hoisin can vary as some are a bit runnier/ less rich than others x
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Ashley M
a month ago
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Kimberly
a month ago
that looks great! I wish I liked cucumber because it always looks great in these dishes! x
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Prep
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250
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Beef mince, 5% fat
1
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Garlic granules
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Per Serving
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495kcal
Fat
5g
Carbs
59g
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Cody D
9 days ago
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Charlotte
18 days ago
Absolutely banging dish! Added more veggies and pak choi. Fabulous recipe and easy to follow. One small mistake on the beef method (chilli is duplicated twice)
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Kimberly
18 days ago
ooo pak choi is a good choice!! and I do add both amounts of chilli flakes to mine :) unless its somewhere else too and I am missing it? xx
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Charlotte
18 days ago
I think it should say garlic granules but honestly so good!
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Kimberly
17 days ago
ahh thank you! xx
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Lucy F
a month ago
How would you recommend cooking the green beans? I never cook them but they look so good paired with this and I’m going to make it tonight! X
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Kimberly
a month ago
If you want to make them a bit tastier, boil them for 2-3 minutes until they are slightly soft! Run under cold water and then fry them off with a little garlic and spray oil just before you’re ready to serve! Xx
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Kimberly
a month ago
If you want to make them a bit tastier, boil them for 2-3 minutes until they are slightly soft! Run under cold water and then fry them off with a little garlic and spray oil just before you’re ready to serve! Xx
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Lisa D
a month ago
The sauce was quite rich, I will put less hoisin in next time. Apart from that very enjoyable dish.
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Kimberly
a month ago
it is quite a rich dish, I also find sometimes different brand hoisin can vary as some are a bit runnier/ less rich than others x
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Ashley M
a month ago
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Kimberly
a month ago
that looks great! I wish I liked cucumber because it always looks great in these dishes! x
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