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Celery with Vegan Squid (Konjac)

Complete reproduction of squid matsugasa cuttings with konnyaku! Crispy celery fake seafood stir-fry

Spice 1 Cooking difficulty: MediumVegan
For Health Conscious Stir-fry Diet Fake Seafood

Description

Konjac processed exactly like 'squid' (Su Youyu) with fine crosshatch scoring on the surface, rapid-fried with highly aromatic celery and ginger. A zero-calorie seafood (style) stir-fry.

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Recipe

Ingredients

  • Squid-shaped konjac(Juruo Youyu)
  • Celery
  • Ginger
  • Red chili
  • Sesame oil
  • Salt
  • Soy sauce

Instructions

  1. [Authentic Recipe]
  2. Boil vegetarian 'Juruo Youyu (squid-shaped konjac)' to remove odor (*Can DIY by fine-scoring block konjac in a crosshatch pattern).
  3. String celery, cut diagonally.
  4. Heat sesame oil in wok, fragrantly sauté shredded ginger and red chili.
  5. Toss in konjac, fry on high until surface moisture evaporates and it curls like squid 'curl'.
  6. Add celery, season with salt, a little soy, white pepper.
  7. Remove from heat while celery is crisp to finish.
Learn more Spice, substitutes, tips

Key spices

Celery freshness and ginger aroma

Substitutes at Japanese supermarkets

Crosshatch-scored king oyster mushroom (texture sub)

Pairing

Brown rice、Tomato and tofu soup

Trivia

[For Health Conscious] The representative of Taiwan Su Shi ingredients: 'Fake Squid'. Fine-scoring konjac makes it look exactly like squid and incredibly easy to coat with sauce. The contrast of elastic konjac and crisp celery is fun; an honors diet student using the jaw to gain satiety.

Eating tips & etiquette

[Unique Eating] Drizzle a few drops of Taiwan black vinegar (Wu Cu) to add acidity, staging a refreshing depth more like a 'seafood stir-fry'!

Allergen

Soy, Wheat (from soy sauce), Sesame

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