Sichuan Boiled Beef Slices (Mala)

This Sichuan dish is spicy and refreshing, with no need for frying or stir-frying. It’s a hassle-free one-pot recipe perfect for those in a hurry. A delicious Sichuan Boiled Beef Slices (Mala) recipe.

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Prep
18m
Cook
30m
Total
48m
Servings
2
Difficulty
Intermediate
Spice
1/5
Cuisine
Chinese

IngredientsWhat you'll need for Sichuan Boiled Beef Slices (Mala)

Ingredient Amount
beef 200g
enoki mushrooms 100g
duck blood curd 1 as needed
dried tofu skin (qianzhang) 1 as needed
sweet potato starch noodles as needed
Sichuan boiled meat seasoning packet 100g
garlic as needed
scallions as needed
  • beef200g
  • enoki mushrooms100g
  • duck blood curd1 as needed
  • dried tofu skin (qianzhang)1 as needed
  • sweet potato starch noodlesas needed
  • Sichuan boiled meat seasoning packet100g
  • garlicas needed
  • scallionsas needed

Cooking StepsHow to cook Sichuan Boiled Beef Slices (Mala) step by step

  1. Sichuan Boiled Beef Slices (Mala)
    Step 1

    Group photo of the side ingredients (tofu skin, duck blood curd, sweet potato noodles, enoki mushrooms). Choose whatever sides you like. Blanch the duck blood curd, and soak the sweet potato noodles in warm water until softened.

  2. Sichuan Boiled Beef Slices (Mala)
    Step 2

    This is the seasoning packet I used. You can also use beef tallow hot pot base. It includes a meat marinade packet — use it to marinate the beef.

  3. Sichuan Boiled Beef Slices (Mala)
    Step 3

    Add boiling water to the pot, add the mala seasoning and bring to a boil, then add all the side ingredients and cook through. Taste for saltiness — if it’s too bland, add a spoonful of doubanjiang and a bit of sugar to enhance the flavor.

  4. Sichuan Boiled Beef Slices (Mala)
    Step 4

    Use a slotted spoon to lift out the cooked side ingredients and place them in a serving bowl.

  5. Sichuan Boiled Beef Slices (Mala)
    Step 5

    Over high heat, add the beef slices and spread them out. As soon as they change color, immediately scoop them out. Pour all the broth from the pot into the bowl.

  6. Sichuan Boiled Beef Slices (Mala)
    Step 6

    Sprinkle the dried chili packet over the top (I used only half a packet), then add scallions and minced garlic. Heat some oil until smoking hot and pour it over the top to release the aromas.

  7. Sichuan Boiled Beef Slices (Mala)
    Step 7

    Ready to serve. Numbing, spicy, and aromatic — it’ll make you sweat. In winter, set it over an alcohol burner and eat while it’s still bubbling. Pure happiness.

  8. Step 8

Sichuan Boiled Beef Slices (Mala)

This Sichuan dish is spicy and refreshing, with no need for frying or stir-frying. It’s a hassle-free one-pot recipe perfect for those in a hurry. A delicious Sichuan Boiled Beef Slices (Mala) recipe.

Ingredients

  • 200g beef
  • 100g enoki mushrooms
  • 1 as needed duck blood curd
  • 1 as needed dried tofu skin (qianzhang)
  • as needed sweet potato starch noodles
  • 100g Sichuan boiled meat seasoning packet
  • as needed garlic
  • as needed scallions

Instructions

  1. Group photo of the side ingredients (tofu skin, duck blood curd, sweet potato noodles, enoki mushrooms). Choose whatever sides you like. Blanch the duck blood curd, and soak the sweet potato noodles in warm water until softened.

  2. This is the seasoning packet I used. You can also use beef tallow hot pot base. It includes a meat marinade packet — use it to marinate the beef.

  3. Add boiling water to the pot, add the mala seasoning and bring to a boil, then add all the side ingredients and cook through. Taste for saltiness — if it’s too bland, add a spoonful of doubanjiang and a bit of sugar to enhance the flavor.

  4. Use a slotted spoon to lift out the cooked side ingredients and place them in a serving bowl.

  5. Over high heat, add the beef slices and spread them out. As soon as they change color, immediately scoop them out. Pour all the broth from the pot into the bowl.

  6. Sprinkle the dried chili packet over the top (I used only half a packet), then add scallions and minced garlic. Heat some oil until smoking hot and pour it over the top to release the aromas.

  7. Ready to serve. Numbing, spicy, and aromatic — it’ll make you sweat. In winter, set it over an alcohol burner and eat while it’s still bubbling. Pure happiness.

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