It's tasty in Asian cuisine, and often used
in dishes like stir - fries and this Thai Larb.
Not exact matches
I love them because they are
like the
stir - fry of egg
dishes — you can throw about anything
in and it just works!
There is a layer of sautéed greens and mushrooms
in this
dish, but if your family doesn't
like either, blend them up with the rest of the veggies and
stir them into the sauce.
While a lot of our CSA greens end up
in soups and pasta
dishes, I also
like to
stir fry them with Asian flavors to serve with rice or noodles.
The joy of
stir - frying is that an interesting
dish like this cooks
in mere minutes.
Spices render beautifully with the humble cauliflower and this almost salad
like stir - fry
dish is brilliant hot or cold (something that instantly makes it a favourite
in my book).
But you can also use it
in savoury
dishes like stir - fries and Asian inspired soups and curries.
Well you can spiralize them and use them
in place of noodles
in dishes like this easy Asian
stir fry for a low - carb alternative to noodles.
Starting with this
stir fried beetroot coconut
in spiced yogurt which is a sort of mash - up of two similar beetroot
dishes — a traditional
stir fry with coconut which is called a «thoran» and a wet dip
like preparation when a vegetable is finely chopped or grated, cooked and added to yogurt which is called «pacchadi».
Peruvian Specialties range
in price from USD 19 to USD 49 and highlight the cuisine's rich Japanese influences with
dishes like Lomo Saltado, a traditional beef
dish with
stir fried potatoes, red onions, tomatoes, soy sauce, cilantro, aji amarillo and rice, and Whole Fish Nikei, the catch - of - the - day, prepared with Peruvian Japanese spicy sauce, bok choy and white chaufa broccoli rice.
Complemented by fresh spices, the buffet and live counters will feature
dishes like steam fish
in banana leaf,
stir fried sugar peas with shitake mushroom Massaman curry, Southern Thai yellow curry, Thai pancake
in coconut milk, chicken ginger rice, steam noodles with ka chay curry, crispy pork with kale leaves and crispy Thai pancake stuffed with salted coconut.
Under the direction of Chiu, Pat and Dominique, Tony and Jenny Stockman (who also went on the India trip), and Mary Jane and I were treated to appetizers consisting of various satays, skewered meats; pork ribs marinated
in plums and hoisin sauce;
stir - fried vegetables with garlic; lamb with black pepper, an intensely flavored
dish that was fiery hot yet without chillies; and beef penang, a curry
like dish that was hot with chillies.
When using it for things
like stir fries or other savory
dishes where the coconut taste might be a good addition, I have a cheap, refined coconut oil I use — which is what I used
in this recipe too because it would compliment the flavors and I was just using it to fry some veggies.
My kids really don't
like kale
in stir - fries or cooked
dishes, but they really
like kale chips!
Spray a shallow 9 - inch pie
dish and set aside - Crumble tofu
in a large bowl with your hands until it looks
like feta cheese -
Stir in nutritional yeast, mustard, onion and garlic powder, turmeric, plus salt and pepper until well combined - Mix
in veggies - Transfer mixture to pie
dish and pat down firmly with a spatula until nice and tight - Bake for 20 - 25 minutes until the top is firm and slightly brown - Let frittata cool for 5 minutes on the counter before serving - Place a
dish over top and quickly, but gentle, flip frittata out Blueberry Spelt Pancakes (from Engine 2 Diet) Who doesn't love pancakes?
Like another reviewer, I added the ricotta to the
dish while it was still
in the pan (several dollops, not
stirred).
Try them
in savory
dishes, too,
like salsas,
stir - fries and salads.