Vegetable Stir Fry

 This recipe can be adjusted and tweaked all sorts of ways, but here is what I did:

Vegetable Stir Fry

In the hot wok, you put 2 Tbs. canola oil, add about 5 cloves garlic, stir and then add about 1/2 onion diced into chunks. You stir this around.

Then, you add firm vegetables:

Carrots, cut into thin matchsticks--I did 4

Celery--4 stalks, sliced diagonally

After about 1 minute, you add semi-firm vegetables:

Mushrooms, 6-8 oz.

Now, you add the sauce:

2 T. Soy sauce

2 T. oyster sauce

1 T. Chinese cooking wine (you find this at the Asian store)

2 cloves crushed garlic

After about 1 more minute, you add soft vegetables:

Cabbage, cut--I did 2/3 of a small head

After about 1 more minute, you add the garnish:

Green part of the green onion, sliced diagonally, 1 bunch

Next time, I would also add bean sprouts

So, the sauce was really water-y after the vegetables steam down. I like this b/c you can lift the vegetables out with getting all the salt and sugar of the sauce. You still get the flavor. If you want a thick sauce that sticks to your vegetables, then add 1 T. cornstarch to the sauce before you add it. 

Here is where I get most of my Chinese food info:

Vegetable Stir Fry | RecipeTin Eats

Comments

  1. Do NOT increase the vegetables unless you increase the sauce. Do not cut the carrots and celery too big or they will not cook, and be careful that the celery doesn't get too bitter. I would definitely add 1 Tbs. of cornstarch to the sauce.

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