I came across this dish and instantly got hungry! Since I already had all the ingredients on hand, I decided to make it right away. It turned out to be simpler than I thought, and the flavor was even better than I imagined. A delicious Passion Fruit Sour Beef Soup recipe.
| Ingredient | Amount |
|---|---|
| Tomato | 1 as needed |
| Beef | 250 as needed |
| Passion Fruit | 2 as needed |
| Cilantro | 3 as needed |
| Garlic | 3 as needed |
| Bird's Eye Chili | 2 as needed |

Toss the beef with salt, light soy sauce, five-spice powder, and cornstarch slurry. Marinate for 10 minutes.

Heat oil in a wok. Stir-fry the minced garlic and bird’s eye chilies until fragrant.

Add the tomatoes and passion fruit pulp, stir-fry until the juices are released.

Drizzle in a circle of light soy sauce to build flavor, then add a bowl of water and bring to a boil. The broth will come alive!

Add the marinated beef, use chopsticks to separate the pieces, and cook until the slices change color.

Toss in the cilantro, taste the broth, and season with salt and chicken powder. It’s ready to serve!

The broth is sour, spicy, and fresh. Apart from the beef being sliced a bit thick this time, it was pretty much perfect.

Halfway through the meal, inspiration struck — I used the leftover broth to cook a bowl of rice noodles. Amazing! Even better than the beef! (You’ll need to add more salt.)
I came across this dish and instantly got hungry! Since I already had all the ingredients on hand, I decided to make it right away. It turned out to be simpler than I thought, and the flavor was even better than I imagined. A delicious Passion Fruit Sour Beef Soup recipe.
Toss the beef with salt, light soy sauce, five-spice powder, and cornstarch slurry. Marinate for 10 minutes.
Heat oil in a wok. Stir-fry the minced garlic and bird’s eye chilies until fragrant.
Add the tomatoes and passion fruit pulp, stir-fry until the juices are released.
Drizzle in a circle of light soy sauce to build flavor, then add a bowl of water and bring to a boil. The broth will come alive!
Add the marinated beef, use chopsticks to separate the pieces, and cook until the slices change color.
Toss in the cilantro, taste the broth, and season with salt and chicken powder. It’s ready to serve!
The broth is sour, spicy, and fresh. Apart from the beef being sliced a bit thick this time, it was pretty much perfect.
Halfway through the meal, inspiration struck — I used the leftover broth to cook a bowl of rice noodles. Amazing! Even better than the beef! (You’ll need to add more salt.)