Sprinkle Bi-carb over meat and allow to sit for approx 10mins.
Add remaining marinade ingredients and stir to combine. Allow to sit while you continue the remaining steps. If you need to cook rice, now is probably a good time to get it started.
To Prepare the stir-fry sauce, add cornstarch to a small mixing bowl. Mix in half of the soy sauce to form a smooth paste. Add the remaining soy sauce and stir to thin out the paste a bit. Add the remaining sauce ingredients and mix well. Set mixture aside.
Heat Olive Oil in a large Saucepan or Wok over High Heat and stirfry the chopped vegetables (excluding spring onions) until just softened. Add minced garlic and ginger and fry for about a minute further.
If you have a second frypan, you can get started browning the beef strips in batches while the veg cooks. Otherwise, reserve the cooked veg once softened in a seperate bowl and use the same pan to start searing the meat. Work in batches so as not to overcrowd the pan and ensure the strips are all evenly browned. This will happen quickly because of the sugar in the marinade so be careful and make sure it doesn't burn.
Combine the cooked meat and cooked vegetables together with the spring onions and pour in the sauce we made earlier.
Continue to cook over a high heat, stirring frequently until the sauce has thickened up well.
Serve Stirfry over rice to serve. Enjoy!
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1 Portion - Includes Rice
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