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Recipe VIDEO above. A fabulous quick stir fry made using beef mince (ground beef) <<-- No slicing meat! It's not saucy like usual stir fries, you don't need sauce because the beef mixes through the rice, and it has plenty of flavour and it's JUICY. Great recipe to add diced or julienned veggies!

Recipe video above. These slow cooked beef cheeks are so meltingly tender that you can eat them with a spoon. And the sauce is so flavourful you'll want to drink it out of a cup! This recipe makes enough to serve 6 people, made with 6 small beef cheeks (or share 4 large ones). Leftovers are brilliant to freeze, or turn into a quick Ragu to toss through pasta or making a Pie!

This Mongolian beef features tender slices of beef, stir-fried with a medley of vegetables all tossed in a delicious sweet and savory sauce. It's better than takeout!

Simple yet stunning Asian Steak with a sauce inspired by the great Tetsuya! All you need is 15 minutes, soy sauce, mirin, sake or sherry, butter, garlic and ginger. Amazing! www.recipetineats.com

This Vietnamese beef stir-fry has a rich and dark sauce that’s garlicky, sweet and salty, with a frisky black pepper bite. A sprinkle of bicarb is a restaurant secret that turns the rump steak into

Beef Lo Mein is a versatile and delicious dish

Recipe video above. Everybody's favourite Chili, nice and saucy! Made with a from-scratch Chili Powder rather than a store bought mix. Make a quick midweek version though when you've got the time, it's well worth slow cooking. See notes for Serving and Topping options!

Recipe video above. The slow cooked version of Beef Stroganoff! Fall apart beef smothered in a creamy Stroganoff sauce with buttery garlic mushrooms, it's made with economical stewing beef yet tastes like a million dollars! 3 cook methods provided: stove, slow cooker or pressure cooker/instant pot* Recipe update: pursuant to some readers having difficulties with flour lumps, the steps have been updated to make it easier!

Recipe video above. The beef mince version of everybody's favourite Chicken Chow Mein - great way to cook up ground beef with noodles. Economical and no meat chopping required, with plenty of hidden vegetables so it's a complete dinner! Scrambling up an egg with the beef is a neat trick to make the beef cling to the noodles better.

Recipe VIDEO above. Meltingly tender veal shanks slow cooked in a tomato sauce, a classic Italian dish! This is traditionally served with Risotto Milanese (saffron risotto) but is also terrific over mashed potato, polenta and even pasta. Gremolata is also served with Osso Buco and it provides a fantastic freshness to contrast with the richness of this dish.