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Stir-frying is a Chinese cooking technique that is done over high heat in order to cook small pieces of food (different proteins, vegetables, etc.) rapidly by stirring them frequently in a wok or frying pan. The ingredients are cooked with a small amount of oil or liquid to create a sauce and then mixed with different seasonings. Stir-frying is the technique we can always rely on for a quick, healthy and delicious meal. Whether you’re trying to put dinner on the table in the shortest time possible or use up veggies in your fridge, stir-fry is most likely the way to go.
The greatest thing about this cooking technique is that there are no wrong combinations. Use whatever you have leftover in your fridge or follow along with a recipe that you love, making substitutions as you go.
Simply follow these steps when putting a stir-fry together:
This stir-fry recipe has a Japanese inspired flair using our Kissed by Binchotan Chili Blend and delicious aromatics like cloves and ginger. Sub out other vegetables that you have on hand if you’d like and get creative with your protein if you don’t prefer chicken thighs.
Enjoy!
Step 1 -
Separate the green and white part of the scallions, cut the white part 1/2 inch thick and slice the green part.
Step 2 -
Cut the green beans in half crosswise.
Step 3 -
Pat chicken dry, cut into ¾ inch pieces and season with salt and black pepper.
Step 4 -
Combine soy sauce, chicken broth and white sugar. Set aside
Step 5 -
Heat a wok (or a heavy skillet) over medium-high heat. Add oil and cook chicken until golden brown, approximately 4 to 5 minutes. With a slotted spoon remove the chicken from the wok and set aside.
Step 6 -
In the same wok add garlic, ginger, green beans, red bell pepper, white scallions, Mara Chili Flakes and stir fry for 4 minutes until veggies start softening.
Step 7 -
Add soy sauce-chicken stock mixture into the wok, reduce heat to medium and let it reduce for 3 minutes stirring occasionally. Return the chicken meat (and all the juices!) to the wok and peanuts. Toss well to combine and serve right away. Garnish with green scallions
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