Thank You Susan!! My husband and I LOVE this recipe. I just added a customized version to my recipebox. We just doubled the ginger and cut back on the beef a little, otherwise it's perfect!

This is for sure a keeper on our family menu!

Loved the ginger taste....I used honey instead of cornstarch. I also added some more stir-fried vegetables, carrot, cabbage and baby marrow.

Used rice vinegar in place of white wine vinegar & this turned out AWESOME! My favorite recipe from this site by far!!

Excellent! My hubs requested that I make this for dinner tonight. I used top sirloin which I partially froze, to make it easier to slice against the grain. I had half of a green bell pepper which I sliced. I did have a red, orange and yellow sweet bell peppers that I needed to use up. And so I sliced these up and threw that in this dish for color, taste and texture. To that I added half of a sweet Maui onion, sliced, 1 garlic clove, chopped and I cut back on the white wine vinegar to 2 tsps. I grated some fresh ginger, about 1 inch (thumb size). I followed everything else as called for in the recipe and tossed to coat the steak. I sauteed the onions, bell peppers and garlic in oil for 3 minutes to get it crisp and tender. I set it aside and then sauteed the beef with marinade. I then put the vegetables back in with the beef to combine. By the time I was done sauteeing everything the rice was done. The aroma of the stir fry is wonderful -ginger and soy sauce! The colors of all of the bell peppers make this dish so pretty. The beef is nice and tender, not tough or chewy. The bell peppers are crisp yet tender to the bite and very sweet! The maui onions are also nice and sweet. I love the sauce which is not overpowering at all. I could taste the ginger which is subtle, not strong, with the soy sauce gravy. This is perfect over hot rice! My family gave me two thumbs up for this dish saying, "This is better than Chinese restaurant food." Delicious!

We love this recipe! We save time by getting a fajita veggie mix of pre-cut onions and red/orange/yellow/green peppers at the grocery store. It's colorful and so tasty! We also use fresh ginger. Mmmmmm!

This was good, but it needs some repairs. The most drastic change made was I fried the steak before it was cut for 3 minutes per side. Then I cut into thin strips (against the grain for flank steak) and only cooked it for another minute when the sauce was thickening.

This is one of my favoites. My mom made this frequently and no missed dinner that night.

Very yummy! I did add 1/2 cup of beef broth so there was more sauce, and garlic to the peppers while they were cooking. I'll def make this again!

Easy, fast, and tasty. I added your basic grocery store mushrooms but that was it. I make it all the time for myself and friends. Stores well so the leftovers are great too.