Japanese Meal Prep For Weight Loss: Hamburger Steak
If you’re looking for a cheap and delicious way to get your protein in, then this is definitely the recipe for you. We got a low-calorie and high-protein Japanese Hamburger Steak recipe that we’ve been eating for years. Say NO to bland and dry chicken. There is always a way to make your food delicious while still being healthy!
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Equipment Used In REcipe (Recommended Equipment):
Ingredients
Ground Beef: 28oz. = $8.75
1 egg
Brussel Sprouts: 1lb = $3.00
White Onion Pre Diced = $.99
White Rice: One Bag (Ralphs) = $1.39
Mirin = $1.41
Ketchup = $1.79
Oyster Sauce = $1.99
Panko = $2.19
Total = 9 meals for $21.52 Each Meal = $2.39
Recipe:
Step 1: Prep Food
1. Combine: 1 egg, 200g white onion diced, 800g (28oz.) ground beef, 50g Panko Bread Crumbs, 2 tbsp (30g) oyster sauce and mix together
2. Cut & Wash Brussel sprouts and put them into a large bowl to rest
Step 2: Cook Food
Place canola oil into a pan and sear the patties until crusts are formed all 9 patties
Use the fond from the pot to create sauce: add 3 tbsp water (then swish around to deglaze the pot), 2 tbsp oyster sauce, 4 tbsp ketchup
Place the hamburgers back into the pot with the sauce in and turn the heat to low
Place a lid over the pan and let the beef steam for 15-20 minutes
Take the lid off the pan and based the steaks until the sauce covers all of the steaks
Cook the rice (6 cups) and let sit
Heat canola oil into the pan and place half of all the brussel sprouts Place 2 tbsp mirin, 3 tbsp sesame oil, and salt & pepper to taste
Step 3: Plate Food
1. Place 150g White Rice, 1 Steak, & 150g Brussel Sprouts into each of the containers
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Phillip Pak is a fitness expert who has been training clients for 6 years. Throughout his fitness journey, Phill has done it all when it comes to diet and nutrition. He is now the owner of Aspire Fitness Walnut where his main goal is to help those who are seeking to find the best version of themselves. Phillip is also a NASM Certified Nutrition Coach (CNC) and a NASM Certified Personal Trainer (CPT).