stirfry

Mahi-mahi and vegetable stir-fry

Mahi-mahi and vegetable stir-fry

Mahi-mahi works well in stir-fry since it has a sturdy texture that can withstand some stirring without excessive flaking. However, it is a lean fish, so it can be dry when overcooked. To prevent this, we will use butter and pan-fry the fish prior to mixing it with the vegetables. For this recipe, I am using Chinese wood ear mushrooms. Wood ear is a dark, crunchy mushroom easily found in Asian markets or online. It must be rehydrated prior to stir-frying (see preparation). However, any type of edible mushroom will work with this recipe. This is a simple dish that…
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How to cook authentic Chinese stir fry

How to cook authentic Chinese stir fry

In this post, I will share the "secrets" on how to cook authentic Chinese stir fry. If you have tried all the right sauces, but your stir fries are still soggy and taste nothing like you thought, this guide is for you. The first time my Chinese-American husband complimented my stir fry, I figured he was just being nice. It must have made him happy I cared enough to learn. But when my father-in-law stated at the dinner table that my food tasted "authentic", I knew my years of observation had paid off. I had learned the techniques my husband and…
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