That's interesting. Does that leave a sesame flavor profile. Not a bad thing with stir fries if it does.Looking good. Very good. Try Tahini instead of corn starch. It will combine with oils & sauces.
That's interesting. Does that leave a sesame flavor profile. Not a bad thing with stir fries if it does.Looking good. Very good. Try Tahini instead of corn starch. It will combine with oils & sauces.
Thanks Jim. I was happy with the way it turned out, especially being that Asian food has been my nemesis and I don't have a lot of experience with it.Yes sir Robert looks fantastic
Thank you. Very much appreciate it.looks amazing, very nice!!
Thanks Jim. your comment is especially true being that we don't have a Chinese buffet within about 50 miles that I know ifLooks great! Better than what your get at the buffet!
Thank you my friend. All you'd have to do to lower the heat is just use a small splash of the hot chili oil and omit the cayenne. Doing that you'd still have a really flavorful sauce. We just like the fiery aspectA fine looking wok cook Robert, be firing mine up on the patio today. Fire sauce sounds a little spicy, kind of like Schezuan hot, probably pairs well with beer, lots of it!
Thanks Tyler. I was really happy with the way the sauce came out. Should be very easy to replicate....even without a recipeThat looks fantastic Robert. I love the sound of the fire sauce, nothing better than a little sweet heat!
I did actually add a corn starch slurry, just forgot to mention it in my thread. Sadly I can't use chicken anything. Tracy is allergic to it so I use either veggie stock or turkey.Agree on the cornstarch but I like a little chicken stock too.
That looks pretty tasty. I may have to look into that stuff. Thank you for sharing.nowadays I am using stuff I get from the asian market as a base
Yes a definite but mild sesame great binder. Consistency is somewhat like peanut butter with oil. It bonds oils and sauces together but keeps the profiles better than corn starch..That's interesting. Does that leave a sesame flavor profile. Not a bad thing with stir fries if it does.
Thank you! I'm going to look for this.Yes a definite but mild sesame great binder. Consistency is somewhat like peanut butter with oil. It bonds oils and sauces together but keeps the profiles better than corn starch..
The basics are simple and you either got lucky or figured it out. Asian food must use their trinity which is ginger, garlic, and green onion. From there, some sort of salty sauce. That's it really.Thanks Jim. I was happy with the way it turned out, especially being that Asian food has been my nemesis and I don't have a lot of experience with it.
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Sorry did not know. Any stock would do. Stock softens the flavor. My fave chinese takeout food gelled when cooled... That's how I figured it out. I actually geek out and make asian stock in the instapot. This is a cantonese thing and known as shang tang if you wanna dig further. All the good takeout joints are all long gone here and all we have is mall food court level places so I am learning to make my own.I did actually add a corn starch slurry, just forgot to mention it in my thread. Sadly I can't use chicken anything. Tracy is allergic to it so I use either veggie stock or turkey.
Thanks Joe. It had a really nice spicy glow but the flavor was still very much present. Heat with no flavor is pointless.That looks great Robert! I could handle the heat on your stir fry. That’s right up my alley! That’s a nice meal for sure.
Thanks so much Jed. I applaud you for trying to eat healthy, I just can't do it. I like too many things that are considered unhealthy. I'd have to give up half of my staples. I do have to apologize for being a negative influence on you. For a while there I was writing stuff down, typing it all out, printing it, and next thing I knew my Big Black Book was overloaded with recipes. Since then I've kinda gotten away from taking notes.Awesome! We’ve been eating dramatically healthier since new years and Asian has been the go to, but haven’t hit this level! Beautiful plate and fun recipe! I think you’ve influenced me to the point where I’m not writing what I do either on some of my cooks. It’s been fun to taste and adjust with more confidence over the past year.
Thanks my friend. Was some pretty tasty stuff!!Looks delicious Robert. You had me at fiery. Nice work bud
I know I miss those days. It's no fun having to walk on pins and needles because so many have become thin-skinned and easily offended.Steve H don't you miss the days when people had a sense of humor and nobody got offended?
Lying to your wife is not a good idea. Go ahead. Ask me how I know this about shoppingAnd I told Ann that I wouldn't do any shopping if I got bored laying the sofa.
Time to get that thing out buddy!!I forgot I even had a wok. I bought a 12.5"Lodge CI wok years ago. Got put away when I redid the kitchen.
Thank you for the kind words and I will definitely do this. I love how so much good info and help can be gleaned from the people here. Post one thing that's good and next thing you know, you're doing the best ever thanks to the folks here. Very much appreciate the info.Looking good. Very good. Try Tahini instead of corn starch. It will combine with oils & sauces.
Thank you my friend. It came out really well. Looking forward to Round 2 of this one.Wow Robert this looks fantastic! Great job on the Asian!
For years I brewed my own beer and that creates a LOT of steam. When I built the house I installed a huge commercial grade hood vent over the cook top. That thing will suck your hat off when you walk by. I still won't do blackened steaks inside but using the wokk is not an issue at all.That looks great, Robert! The only way I can do a Wok cook is outside on the KUDU and the weather isn't good for that here now.
Man, that would suck. I have the faith you'll figure something out. Set a propane cooker inside the fireplace, cook on that, and let the smoke go up the chimneyIt'll probably be Spring before I can do it and now you have me Jonesing for stir fry......