Flavor-packed hibachi steak bowls made with marinated sirloin, seared to perfection, served over pressure-cooked fried rice with fresh veggies and savory sauce.
3TablespoonsSoy Saucedivided for marinating and sauce
1TablespoonRice Vinegarfor tangy kick
3clovesGarlicfinely minced
1teaspoonGinger Powderadds warm spice
4teaspoonsSesame Oildivided for marinating and cooking
½teaspoonKosher Saltoptional
18ounceFrozen Fried Rice1 package
2TablespoonsOlive Oilfor skillet searing
2TablespoonsUnsalted Butterfor skillet searing and sauce
1cupZucchinisliced
1cupCarrotssliced
1cupMushroomssliced
1cupOnionsliced
1Black Pepperto taste
½teaspoonOlive Oilfor initial skillet heat
1teaspoonButterfor initial skillet heat
2TablespoonsGreen Onionssliced for topping
1TablespoonSesame Seedsfor topping
Instructions
Instructions
First, mix 2 tablespoons soy sauce, rice vinegar, minced garlic, ginger powder, 2 teaspoons sesame oil, black pepper, and salt in a bowl. Add steak pieces and let sit for 15 minutes or more if you got time.
Heat half teaspoon olive oil and 1 teaspoon butter in a big cast iron skillet over medium-high. When it's hot, add half the steak in one layer.
Sear the steak 1-2 minutes per side so it gets that brown crust. Take it out and set aside. Do the same with the rest, adding more oil and butter as you need it.
Now toss in remaining soy sauce, sesame oil, and butter in that same skillet to deglaze. Scrape up the brown bits cause that’s flavor gold. Add all the steak back and give it a good toss so pieces get coated with that savory sauce. Let it cook a couple minutes just to heat through.
While steak cooks, heat your pressure cooker and add your frozen fried rice inside. Seal the lid with the sealing ring and set it to cook till it’s done, allowing pressure build fully. Once cooking’s done, do a slow release for the pressure so everything stays tender. Plate your rice, add the steak and veggies, and sprinkle green onions and sesame seeds on top. Time to eat!
Notes
Serve garnished with sliced green onions and toasted sesame seeds. Store leftovers separately for best texture. Can be frozen in single portions.