Korean Beef Wraps with Asian Inspired Coleslaw
- Asian
- Low Calorie
- Low Carb
- Meat
- Korean
- Beef
Based on the classic Korean barbecue dish bulgogi, this recipe offers savory-sweet beef served with a crisp asian-inspired slaw.
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Nutrition Per Serving
- Calories 851
- Carbs 79.7g
- Fat 41.6g
- Fibre 8.4g
- Protein 41g
- Sugar 16.9g
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Follow the recipe steps below
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0.0
min
Preheat the oven to 120C.
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0.5
min
Peel and finely chop the garlic and ginger.
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3.0
min
Slice the spring onion across a diagonal.
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3.5
min
Peel and grate the carrots.
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4.5
min
Shred the cabbage into thin slices.
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5.5
min
Thinly slice the red capsicum.
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6.5
min
In a bowl mix together the brown sugar, soy sauce and rice vinegar.
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7.5
min
Heat the oil over high heat in a wok/large pan.
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8.5
min
Add the garlic and ginger and fry until fragrant and slightly golden.
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10.0
min
Add the mince and continue to cook until browned.
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13.0
min
Add the capsicum and stir through the mince mixture.
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13.5
min
In another bowl, mix together the carrot, cabbage and the spring onion.
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14.5
min
In a small bowl mix together the cornstarch with a small splash of water. Stir until a smooth, thin paste forms.
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15.5
min
Place the tortillas in the oven to warm.
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16.0
min
When the mince is just about cooked, pour in the soy mixture and stir through.
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16.5
min
Slowly add a the cornstarch slurry while stirring. Stop when the sauce thickens.
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18.0
min
Remove the tortillas from the oven and distribute among serving plates.
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19.0
min
Distribute the cabbage mixture atop the tortillas.
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20.0
min
Serve the korean beef mixture atop the asian slaw.
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21.5
min
Sprinkle with sesame seeds and serve.
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Reviews
Anne McGarva Verified
Felt there was something missing as there wasn't much taste,
Amber Corfe Verified
This recipe was delicious!! Definitely sufficient ingredients. When looking at the ingredients it says to 'julienne' carrots which we did first. Then later it says to grate the carrots which is very difficult if you have cut them up beforehand.
Marcelle Parker Verified
Very delicious and again portions were more than enough. Just don't use too much oil to start with otherwise it's too oily but thats not the recipe it was me!