Forum Thermomix
Thermomix Recipes for TM5 and TM31 => Vegetarian => Topic started by: nameisserene on January 04, 2013, 02:11:57 pm
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Stir fry Chinese vegetable:
4 as side dish:
1 bunch choy sum, washed and cut into 2 inches lengths
2 garlic cloves
1/2 carrots thinly sliced
1 tbsp light soy sauce or Tmx vege stock
Pepper to taste
3/4 MC water
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1. Chop garlic. Sp 7 5 sec/ scrape down
2. Add oil and fry 3 min/ Varoma / sp 1 / MC off
3. Add carrots and all vege (don't worry if its filled to the brim. Cover with MC
4. 3 min/ Varoma / reverse/ sp 1
5. Add water and seasonings
6. Continue at Varoma / reverse/ sp stir for 3 more nmin till veg cooked
Serve hot with steamed rice
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They look lovely. Great colour.
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Thanks Serene, it's always nice to have Chinese recipes and I agree with Cookie, such vivid colours.
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That looks tasty and nice and easy, Serene. What are the 'pinkish' coloured bits on the plate?
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Marina , looks like bacon to me
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That's what I suspected, Uni, but wasn't sure as the recipe had been posted in the vegetarian thread.
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There's no meat in the ingredient list Marina so it fits the bill :)
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You are right, Judy - it was just those pink bits made me query it. It looks pretty good without the pink bits!
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Maybe thinly sliced pickled ginger?...... But it's not on the ingredients list ???
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yummy
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So sorry! Ignore the pink bits (yes they are some leftover Christmas ham!!)
I usually cook this dish without any meat. But as it was Christmas, didn't know what else to do with the bits. That's why it's not in the ingredients list.
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;D mystery solved thank you ;D
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Made this to have tonight with dinner, added some chopped bacon and used chilli oil as it was the first oil in reach, it was delish.
The bok choy was out of my garden,
Glad I did a search and found this recipe. Thanks will be making this again.
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Thanks Jeninwa. I had forgotten about these.
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I love Chinese veggies, but I never thought of cooking them like this in my Thermomix!
A quick question regarding the ingredients, is it supposed to be 3-4 MCs of water, or 3/4 MC of water? I am assuming that it is the latter, but I thought I should check first anyway!
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Welcome to the forum Sleeping Lions.
Like you I read the recipe as three quarters of the measuring cup of water ;D
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Thanks, Cornish Cream! I can't wait to try it :D