Korean Style Steak Bimimbap Recipe from Hello Fresh

I am head over heels in love with Hello Fresh

Recently I was sent a box to try out as a thank you for attending the Hello Fresh Media Event last month. As you may remember I was so impressed with the high quality food, awesome vendors and employees. I couldn’t wait to try it out for myself on my home turf to see if it was just as easy as planned.

The box was really big. It was the meat box and it came with 3 meals for four people. One steak, one chicken and a vegetarian style meal.

I went for the steak first because I knew it would take the least time. All of the items were well packaged so even when I got home extra late from work all of the items were still very cold because of the insulation. The meats were packaged separately from the other ingredients of the meal.

I unpackaged half of the box since the kids already ate by grandma. The recipe was fairly easy but it required a lot of chopping, mincing and ribbon-ing of vegetables. For the first time ever I used fresh ginger as a spice! It was a bit of a learning curve but I figured it out.

The recipe is pretty straight forward and easy to follow. Once I was finished making vegetable ribbons with my peeler I was ready to marinate the meat. Even though they required a 10 minute marination, I let it sit for 20 (and I’m glad I did!). The meat was super flavorful!

In traditional Steak Bibimbap usually you have the veggies in their own separate corners, the zucchini, carrots and mushrooms are all in their own spaces on the plate. In my case I put them all together and piled them on. We passed on the mushrooms however because hubby is not a fan.

One I put the vegetables as a base, I layered the seared steak on top then finished it off with the picked scallions which was by far my favorite part of the dish! Something about the contrasting taste of the scallions on top made the entire meal delish!

I cooked the rice of the side and my hubby was so happy with the meal he begged for it again the next day and he got it!

The instructions were easy to follow and the only thing that I was responsible for was a little bit of sugar and salt. Everything else was perfectly packaged for me from the soy sauce, to the veggies, to the exact amount of fresh garlic cloves and ginger. The ease of not having to look for ingredients makes the box worth it.

Be sure to check out the recipe here and find out more about Hello Fresh and their amazing food delivery service here.

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Schnelle "Nellie" Acevedo is a busy Brooklyn mom of three -- 2 boys aged 7 and 9 and a newborn baby girl. Brooklyn Active Mama is a body positive community that focuses on demonstrating to all women that you can always find time for fitness. In addition to fitness content, Nellie shares her parenting stories, NYC tales and travel adventures. A hopeless running addict, Nellie has completed 16 Half Marathons and two Full New York City Marathons in 2015 & 2016. Nellie left Corporate America in 2016 to become an Entrepreneur and create her own startup Social Media Management Agency, BAM Digital Media LLC. You can find Nellie on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest, Periscope, Snapchat & Google Plus. -->Facebook Group!<-- Join The Women Prioritizing Fitness Facebook Group for fitness tips, tricks and motivation!