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Stir-fried Pea Shoots

The aroma of the beans is fluffy! Stir-fried peas in a fine dining restaurant

Cooking difficulty: MediumVegan
For Adults Vegetables/Salad Premium Bean-Scented Greens

Description

A premium veg dish featuring elegant aroma and texture, rapid-frying 'Dou Miao' (tender young leaves/shoots of snow peas) with garlic on high heat for just dozens of seconds.

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Recipe

Ingredients

  • Dou Miao(Snow pea shoots)
  • Garlic
  • Salt
  • Rice wine
  • Oil

Instructions

  1. [Authentic Recipe]
  2. [Dou Miao Prep] In Taiwan, 'Dou Miao' isn't sprouts, but the tender young leaves at the tips of snow pea vines. Remove hard stems, luxuriously using only the tender leaf tips (the reason it's a premium veg).
  3. Wash gently with water, drain thoroughly.
  4. Heat wok until smoking, add a little oil, toss in minced garlic to release aroma instantly.
  5. Vigorously dump in Dou Miao.
  6. Since it cooks extremely fast, add a little salt (or chicken broth) and a secret dash of rice wine, tossing violently on high for just '10-
  7. seconds'.
  8. When Dou Miao wilts slightly and its unique green sweet bean aroma rises, remove from heat immediately and plate.
Learn more Spice, substitutes, tips

Key spices

Elegant bean aroma of Dou Miao and Garlic

Substitutes at Japanese supermarkets

Japanese Doumyo (sprouts) are hard to sub due to different texture

Pairing

High-end Chinese meat dishes or Xiaolongbao

Trivia

[For Adults] Completely different from hydroponic sprouts sold in Japanese supermarkets. Hand-picking only the tips of soil-grown snow peas makes it expensive, often served in high-end Chinese restaurants or banquets. A 'connoisseur's' veg stir-fry one rank above water spinach or cabbage.

Eating tips & etiquette

[Unique Eating] Slowly savor the 'crisp' stem texture drawn out by high-heat frying, and the 'elegant sweet bean aroma' spreading in your mouth the more you chew!

Allergen

None

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