These Teriyaki Beef Bowls are super simple, easy to prep, and come together in no time at all.

I swear summer goes by faster than any other time of year. Each day is so busy and before you know it, it is dinnertime! I am always welcoming shortcuts and quick, hearty meals.

Dinner Bowls with Teriyaki Beef

As dinnertime approaches after another hectic day, your meal prep does not have to follow suit. This dinner will be on the table in 20 minutes!

INGREDIENTS NEEDED TO MAKE TERIYAKI BEEF BOWLS:

• 1 package, heat & serve Jasmine rice*
• 1 lb, beef strips (sometimes labeled as “stroganoff beef” in stores)
• 1 Tbsp, flour
• ½ cup, Teriyaki sauce
• ¼ cup, sliced green onions
• ½ cup, shredded carrots (can buy pre-shredded or use a veggie peeler on whole carrots)

HOW TO MAKE TERIYAKI BEEF BOWLS:

1. Add beef to skillet on medium heat. Sprinkle in flour and stir to coat beef.
2. Cook beef for 10 minutes or until no longer pink.
3. Meanwhile heat up Jasmine rice according to package instructions.
4. Add teriyaki sauce to beef, stir to combine, remove from heat.
5. Add rice to bowls and top with beef strips, plus veggies.

Start by browning the beef, coating with flour and then cooking thoroughly.

While your beef is cooking, you can microwave your rice and prep your carrots (if you didn’t buy pre-shredded). 

Add the teriyaki sauce to the beef and heat. Layer bowls of rice, beef and carrots and you have dinner in time! No crazy instructions or ingredients!

This dish is so easy it seems too good to be true! Trust me, it is as easy and delicious as it seems.

handy tools to easily make these teriyaki beef bowls:

• sauté pan – nonstick, easy clean
• dinner bowls – great size, nice edge to keep sauces from spilling, matches with any other dishes

Frequently Asked Questions

What is beef teriyaki made of? The teriyaki sauce consists of soy sauce, mirin, sesame oil, fish sauce, ginger, garlic and brown sugar. Then you just thicken with some cornstarch.

Is there a difference between teriyaki marinade and teriyaki sauce? Marinade is used to slowing infuse flavor into meat before cooking. Sauce is put on the meat after cooking for instant flavoring!

How bad is teriyaki sauce for you? Teriyaki sauce is high in sodium. So, if you are on a low sodium diet then you should avoid it. If not, it is fine to have it!

For all your quick dinner needs, look no further than Teriyaki Beef Bowls! You can follow this easy dinner recipe up with these Monster Cookie Brownies.

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