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Korean Steak Bowls

These Korean Steak Bowls deliver 42g protein and 533 calories per serving—a complete lunch built around a beef base. Quick stovetop prep yields 4 servings, covering two full training days before next batch day. Build your bulk around this option to consolidate protein intake into fewer, larger meals.

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Ingredients

4 servings
  • Beef Flank Steak, Boneless(680g)
  • fine sea salt and freshly-cracked black pepper
  • Avocado oil(15g)
  • Soy Sauce, Low Sodium(30g)
  • Coleslaw Mix, Shredded
  • Cucumber
  • Cilantro, Fresh(240g)
  • Green Onion (Scallion)(160g)
  • Vinegar, Rice(30g)
  • Soy Sauce, Low Sodium(15g)
  • Maple syrup(15g)
  • Sesame Oil, Toasted(15g)
  • Sesame seeds(10g)
  • Greek Yogurt (Nonfat)(80g)

    Plain Greek yogurt — nonfat (0%) or low-fat (2%). Not regular yogurt.

  • Gochujang, Korean Red Chili Paste(30g)
  • Rice, White, Long-Grain(360g)

Instructions

  1. 1Cook the rice according to package instructions.
  2. 2Whisk together the Greek yogurt and gochujang until combined.  If you would like to turn the sauce into more of a drizzly dressing, whisk in a few extra tablespoons of water until the mix reaches your desired consistency.  (And if it tastes a bit too spicy for your liking, stir in some extra Greek yogurt.)
  3. 3Toss all ingredients together in a large bowl until combined.
  4. 4Season the steak evenly with a generous pinch of salt and a few twists of freshly-cracked black pepper.  Heat the oil in a large sauté pan over high heat until it is shimmering.  (You want the pan to be very hot!)  Quickly add the steak bites to the pan in an even layer.  (If your pan is too small for the steak bites to fit in a single layer, I recommend cooking it in two batches.)  Cook the steak for 2 minutes without stirring.  Then flip and cook for 2-ish more minutes, or until the steak is seared on both sides and cooked to your desired level of doneness.  Transfer steak to a clean bowl and toss with the soy sauce.
  5. 5In your serving bowls, layer a portion of rice, slaw, and steak bites.  Then drizzle generously with the spicy sauce, plus an optional extra sprinkle of chopped cilantro for garnish.  Enjoy!

Nutrition — Per Serving

533

calories

42g

protein

25g

fat

Carbohydrates
36g
Saturated fat
7.3g
Sodium
536 mg
Dietary fiber
3.5g

4 servings per batch · ~420g each

Macro data sourced from USDA FoodData Central

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Common questions

How much protein does Korean Steak Bowls have per serving?

Each serving contains 42g of protein, 533 calories, 25g fat, and 36g carbs. This is one of the highest-protein options in the Korean recipe set, delivering substantial protein in a balanced macro profile.

How long does Korean Steak Bowls take to make?

Quick prep on the stovetop yields 4 servings, so you can prepare multiple lunch containers in one cooking session.

Is Korean Steak Bowls good for muscle gain?

At 42g protein per serving with 36g carbs and 533 calories, these bowls are well-positioned for muscle-gain phases where you're stacking protein alongside carbohydrates for post-workout recovery.

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