A fresh, crisp vegetable dish inspired by a similar dish on the menu at Chopsuey – a popular restaurant in Dempsey Hill, Singapore. Use any vegetables you like for this, just blanch those that may require longer cooking. For a spring medley I used asparagus, beans, sugar snaps, baby carrots, baby leeks and baby spinach.
Ingredients
¼ cup | Chicken stock, or vegetable stock |
1 Tbsp | Rice wine vinegar |
2 Tbsp | Peanut oil |
1 clove | Garlic, sliced finely |
1 knob | Fresh ginger, 2cm in length, finely grated |
4 cups | Mixed vegetables, sliced into similar sized pieces, see note above (Main) |
½ cup | Edamame beans, shelled, defrosted if frozen |
Directions
- Mix the chicken stock and rice wine vinegar and set aside.
- Heat the peanut oil in a wok. Add the garlic and ginger, then the vegetables in order of cooking time (ie things such as carrots should go in first. I find it best to quickly blanch carrots and baby leeks first). Ensure the wok stays nice and hot.
- Add edamame beans and stir fry everything until warmed through.
- Add the stock and vinegar mix and stir through.