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Cooking stir fry
Goodbye to soggy stir-fries, here's to crisp, fast and delicious vegetable dishes. Take me to HOME COOKING tab image from http://sapsiamfood.com/ Comments: Hi there! I clicked the link you provided but it was so slow I can't open it... Comments: Hi Debbie! Try clicking on the Home Cooking link below the header, that should land you in the same page with the link. Comments: MMMMMMMM!!!!!! I LOVE those beans!!!!! So much that I started to try to grow my own...not much success yet. LOL! Comments: This is my daughter's favorite. Gisang batong. I jsut hope she stays on eating batong forever. Kids change their eating habits as they grow older they say. Yahoo: cooking methods Cooking stir fry cooking methods stir-fryingGoogle: cooking methods stir-frying Cooking stir fry cooking methods |
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For the longest time, we didn’t eat yard-long beans stir-fry. The ones that usually end up in the buffet table are soggy, rubbery and has a distinct smell which just doesn’t sit well with my olfactory. When I finally learned some tricks on stir-frying, I tried cooking the dish; and what do you know, the husband who used to snub stir-fry yard long beans gobbled everything up. The stir-fry was crisp but cooked-through, devoid of any unpleasant smell, and the meat was well-seared and browned. This is why: