Chinese beef with peppers, with a spicy touch

Lately, with the crisis, I dine a lot in Chinese restaurants. Tasty food that you fill your belly with for a very affordable price. I had never had that veal in pepper and bell pepper sauce (very cacophonous). Very rich, slightly spicy and with a powerful flavor, largely thanks to monosodium glutamate, so widely used by the Chinese.

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  1.   templar said

    On the photo there is onion but not in the recipe.

    1.    Alberto Rubio said

      Hi @templaries: disqus It's optional! You will have a dish a little less bitter and sweeter.

      1.    templar said

        I see, however it is important to put the preparation, if it is poached or crunchy wok. In the end I made it with half a kilo of yearling veal, I put less than a glass of broth and added cayenne, to make it spicy, another thing that is missing in the recipe.