3.05.2010

korean bbq beef and coconut rice

this is by far one of my most favorite meals.  i know the family would agree because every time i make it, they gobble it down but i try to save it as a "treat" and only make it once a month or so because it is a bit higher in calories than i prefer for dinner and it's a little higher in saturated fat but it is worth it!

back in the summer of 06' we spent a week in california with my husband's side of the family and during our stay, his cousin made for all of us this most delicious marinated flank steak.   fast forward a few years later when we were vacationing again together in st. george and she added coconut rice to the dish making it a five star experience for all of us.  i love it so much. thanks sarah!!


korean bbq beef
1.5 - 2 lb lean beef flank steak (costco sells great, lean flank steak in packages of three)
1/2 cup low sodium soy sauce
1/3 cup sliced green onions
1 - 2 tbsp sesame oil (i find 1 tbsp is enough to prevent the sugars from sticking to the grill.  otherwise, the oil is not necessary)
3 tbsp sugar (or honey)
3-4 cloves minced garlic

mix ingredients in a gallon size ziplock and marinate over night (preferably 24 hrs).  grill on low 8-10 min per side turning only once.  cover with tinfoil and let grilled meat sit for 5 - 10 minutes (off grill).

1 serving (yields 6); 400 calories, 16.4g fat (6.2g saturated fat), 94mg cholesterol, 470mg sodium, 4.9g carbs, .1g fiber, 4.6g sugar, 54.2g protein.

coconut basmati rice
2 cups dry basmati rice
3.5 cups lite coconut milk
1-5 tbsp olive oil
3 cloves minced garlic

boil over med-high heat until liquid is at rice level. reduce heat to low and simmer (covered) for 15 minutes.

1 serving (yields 8 - 1/2 cup servings); 224 calories, 7.3g fat (4.8g saturated fat), 17mg sodium, 35.7g carbs, .5g fiber, 1.1g sugar, 4.1g protein.

5 comments:

AH... HALE said...

I am so glad that you posted this recipe. I have wanted it since you made us this delicious meal last summer. It was seriously delish. I am going to have to make it soon.

Thanks for sharing!

Anonymous said...

I will be making this for my moms birthday next week. :)

Scottkids said...

YUMMY! I want to make this too!

Tonya said...

This sounds amazing!

beansmom said...

Coconut rice tastes just like white rice really no flavor but I guess it's more for the nutritional value, right?
The beef was good U Used NY STRIP slices and used my George Foreman to cook.

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