What you need
Carrots
Bell peppers
Mushrooms
Baby spinach
Aubergines
Pak choi
Cherry tomatoes
Pea pods
Ramson (= wild
garlic)
Fresh coriander
1-2 red chilies
1-2 garlic cloves
Cayenne pepper
Soybean sauce
Vegetable oil for
cooking
How to do it
Chop
And chop
I had help
from this one
(it was excellent for the
carrots and ginger and OK
for the aubergine and bell peppers)
Rule of thumb: The
stronger taste or the
harder texture; the smaller pieces. Soft and mild
veggies
can be chopped in a more relaxed manner
Fry the cut veggies
in oil (frying pan, casserole, or
wok pan)
Watch your hard
chopping work shrink before your
eyes
Serve as is
Or serve with rice, pasta or noodles
I used mie noodles
The opportunities are endless, a vegetarian who wants to add protein will fry some tofu cubes and an omnivore can add fried slices of chicken breast or minced meat.
PS. The carrots and mushrooms used today were tiny and not as plump and pretty as in most food blogs. I am in Wallis, Switzerland, and opted for local ingredients.
PS. The carrots and mushrooms used today were tiny and not as plump and pretty as in most food blogs. I am in Wallis, Switzerland, and opted for local ingredients.
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