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Stir-fried vegetables

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The secret to good stir frying is not to put too much in the wok at the one time, if you do, the vegetables will sweat instead of frying. This recipe's for two people but if you're cooking for four, don't dump twice as much in, do it in two batches.

Nutritional Information - Amount per serving:
  • Calories 106kcal
  • Carbs 11.2g
  • Sugar 5.9g
  • Fat 4.5g
  • Saturates 0.6g
  • Protein 3.8g

Method

Mix the garlic, chilli and spring and red onions together. Mix all the other vegetables and water chestnuts together. Keep the two mixes separate.

Heat your wok until it's really hot. Add a splash of oil – it should start to smoke – then the chilli and onion mix. Stir for just 2 second before adding the other mix. Flip and toss the vegetables in the wok if you can; if you can't, don't worry, just keep the vegetables moving with a wooden spoon, turning them over every few seconds so they all keep feeling the heat of the bottom of the wok. Season with salt and pepper.

After a minute or two, the vegetables should have begun to soften. Add the soy sauce and sesame oil and stir in. After about 30 seconds the vegetables should smell amazing! Tip on to a serving dish, sprinkle over some sesame seeds and tuck in.

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