Air Fryer Crazy Cuizine Beijing Broccoli Beef
- Spencer Airfryer
- Jun 17
- 3 min read

Air Fryer Crazy Cuizine Beijing Broccoli Beef
Cooking Crazy Cuizine Beijing Broccoli Beef in the air fryer delivers tender strips of beef with lightly crisped edges and vibrant, just-tender broccoli—all coated in a bold, savory Beijing-style sauce. Ready in under 15 minutes, this frozen meal transforms into a hot, satisfying dinner with rich flavor and perfect texture.
Why You’ll Love This Recipe
Savory, Saucy, and Balanced With Crisp Edges and Tender Veggies
The air fryer brings out the flavor of the beef while keeping the broccoli fresh and slightly crisp—not mushy.
Quicker and Crispier Than Skillet or Oven Cooking
Enjoy takeout-style results in less time with better texture.
Perfect for Quick Dinners, Meal Prep, or Asian-Inspired Plates
Serve with rice, noodles, or low-carb alternatives for a satisfying meal.
Cook Straight from Frozen
No thawing required—just heat, toss with sauce, and enjoy.
Ingredients
1 package Crazy Cuizine Beijing Broccoli Beef (frozen)
Optional:
Cooked rice, lo mein noodles, or cauliflower rice
Sesame seeds, green onions, or crushed red pepper for garnish
Instructions
Step 1: Preheat the Air Fryer
Set your air fryer to 375°F (190°C) and preheat for 3–4 minutes.
Step 2: Prepare the Components
Open the package and separate the beef, broccoli, and sauce packet
Place the sauce packet in warm water or microwave it for 30–45 seconds to thaw
Add frozen beef and broccoli to the air fryer basket in a single, even layer
Step 3: Air Fry to Perfection
Cook at 375°F for 10–12 minutes, shaking or stirring halfway through
Beef should be hot with slightly crisped edges, and broccoli should be tender with a slight bite
Do not air fry the sauce
Step 4: Toss With Sauce & Serve
Transfer cooked beef and broccoli to a large bowl
Pour the warmed sauce over everything and toss to coat evenly
Let sit for 1 minute to absorb the flavor
Pro Tips for the Best Results
Don’t Overcrowd the Basket
Airflow helps the beef crisp and the broccoli cook evenly—cook in batches if needed.
Always Add the Sauce After Cooking
The sauce can burn if added before air frying. Warm it separately and toss afterward.
Serve Immediately
Best enjoyed hot, when the beef is crisp and the sauce is freshly coated.
Add Extra Veggies for Variety
Toss in bell peppers or snow peas before air frying for a custom stir-fry blend.
What to Serve With Beijing Broccoli Beef
Bases
Steamed White or Jasmine Rice – A classic pairing
Brown Rice or Quinoa – Hearty and fiber-rich
Lo Mein or Ramen Noodles – Great texture and soak up the sauce
Cauliflower Rice or Zucchini Noodles – Lighter, low-carb options
Sides
Egg Rolls or Potstickers – Crispy, crowd-pleasing appetizers
Miso Soup or Hot & Sour Soup – Warm and savory complements
Asian Slaw or Pickled Vegetables – Fresh, tangy contrasts
Edamame or Stir-Fried Snow Peas – Simple, nutritious sides
Garnishes
Green Onions or Toasted Sesame Seeds – Adds crunch and visual appeal
Crushed Peanuts or Red Pepper Flakes – Optional kick and texture
Storage & Reheating Instructions
How to Store Leftovers
Refrigerate in an airtight container for up to 3 days.
How to Reheat in the Air Fryer
Reheat beef and broccoli at 350°F (177°C) for 3–4 minutes, then toss with leftover sauce if needed.
Can You Freeze After Cooking?
Not recommended—broccoli may become too soft. Best cooked and enjoyed fresh.

Frequently Asked Questions
Can I Air Fry the Sauce With the Meal?
No—the sauce is sugar-based and may burn. Always heat and add after cooking.
Can I Cook the Whole Bag at Once?
Yes, as long as your air fryer has enough space for even layering.
Do I Need to Use Oil?
No oil needed—this dish crisps naturally with hot circulating air.
What Temperature Should the Beef Reach?
While pre-cooked, ensure it’s fully heated through to at least 165°F (74°C) for best results.
Make Crazy Cuizine Beijing Broccoli Beef in the air fryer for tender beef, crisp broccoli, and bold savory sauce in under 15 minutes. No thawing needed. Full instructions, tips, and serving ideas included.
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