Tuesday, September 18, 2012

Kick Butt Teriyaki Beef Bowl



My (thoughtful, smart, caring, competitive, handsome & amazing) son celebrated his birthday recently and asked that his party invitation state "Be ready to kick butt". His slogan matched the venue which was a paintball party. In keeping with the theme, he chose the subsequent thank you card  and photo with the slogan "Thank you for helping me kick butt".  As a Mom concerned about the world around us I contemplated his slogan choice for a bit and decided to "roll" with it. It isn't the slogan that I would choose, but then again, I'm not and have never been a tween boy. As these moments pass I find myself admiring his unique spirit, realizing how fast (too fast) time is going by & reminding myself to let him be himself.  I found this quote on Pinterest and it serves as a little reminder for me to reflect upon.


life lessons.
Quote source:  http://imgfave.com/view/1944802


My son loves this meal and so I found it fitting to name the meal "Kick Butt Teriyaki Beef".

How to:


  • 1 1/2 ground beef
  • 1/2 cup brown sugar
  • 1/2 cup Bragg's or soy sauce
  • 3 garlic cloves, minced
  • a few dashes of red pepper flakes
  • pepper to taste
  • sesame seeds to garnish
  • green onion, thinly sliced to garnish
  • Serve over cooked rice

Pan fry the ground beef and minced garlic until cooked.  Drain fat.  Place back in the fry pan and add Bragg's, red pepper flakes and pepper. Toss well, adding a little extra Bragg's to create more sauce.

Place cooked hot rice in a bowl. Top with meat mixture.  Sprinkle sesame seeds and green onions on top and serve.

      It's that easy!  And yes, this meal Kick's Butt!!



6 comments:

  1. Can wait to try this. I think even I can make this one!!! :) Stef

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    1. Of course you can! Your girls will love it...maybe even your hubby. It's a cousin to the teri-burger!

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  2. This is something my family would love!

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    1. Sheila, Thanks! It's always fun to try new meals.

      I would love to hear what your family thinks of this one.

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  3. I love that you ran with your son's theme! And thank you for this recipe. I always want to make my hubby an Asian bowl, but most of them use flank steak or beef chunks that never turn out texture-wise for him. I am so glad to have a recipe with Ground Beef!

    Thank you!!!

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    1. Carrie, Thanks! I hope you're hubby loves it as much as we do. Thank you for dropping by.

      Happy Thursday to you.

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