Thinly sliced beef stir-fried with bean sprouts and garlic chives becomes an instant “rice thief” when eaten with a bit of sauce over it. It’s delicious on its own too, thanks to its light, clean flavor! If you have the ingredients, it’s a super simple dish to make. Dipping it in soy sauce adds a salty kick and makes it absolutely perfect.😁😁
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