Topic “chinese”

Chinese Stir Not-Fry

Chinese Stir Not-Fry
Servings: 
4-6

This is a lot like my thai coleslaw, but is a great example of how a difference sauce can make an entirely different dish.

Perfect Teriyaki Sauce

The salad I made with the teriyaki sauce. Snow peas, kale, sprouts, parsnip, peppers, broccoli, shiitakes and seeds. : )
Servings: 
About 2 cups

Just like chinese take out, without the major health compromise : )

Nori Wraps (nut free!)

Servings: 
1

Easy, quick, and simple nori wraps that aren't full of nuts. Keep well in the fridge for a day or two - I like to make them to take to work!

Dan Dan Mian

Servings: 
2 as a light lunch or starter

After making a cooked Dan Dan Mian for my fella, I really wanted to try making a raw (or at least, mostly raw) version. This is what I came up with, & it was pretty tasty, if I do say so myself.

Traditionally this is a spicy sauce containing preserved vegetables, chili oil, Sichuan peppers, pork, and scallions served over noodles. Apparently, there are as many versions of this as there are Chinese cooks! This one is based on one in 'Authentic Chinese cuisine for the contemporary kitchen' by Bryanna Clark Grogan. The addition of sesame or peanut butter is a modern one.

Raw Mongolian Veggies with Northern Sauce

Servings: 
2-6

I love chinese food! And I crave mongolian beef all the time. Here's something delish to get me by. :)

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