Ingredients
Method
- Choose 2 to 3 sides that balance the plate with fresh/crunchy, starchy, and vegetable options; add a dipping sauce if desired.
- Start cooking the longest-time sides first, such as roasted bok choy or fried rice, then finish with quick-cooking vegetables or salads.
- Serve the teriyaki beef plated with chosen sides and add sauce or garnish as applicable.
Notes
Choose one starchy side and add a fresh salad just before serving to avoid a heavy or soggy plate.
