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Looking for some variety to your veggie lineup? Stir Fried Bean Sprouts may be that easy-to-make dish that’ll anchor itself to the weekly dinner rotation. As with many stir-fry dishes, the principle of using high heat not only ensures much of the crunch in the fresh sprout is retained, the dish should hardly take any time to complete.
Preheat a large pan on high heat. Once pan is hot, add a few tablespoons of oil to swish around the hot surface and follow with the fresh ginger to flavor the oil. 30 seconds later, add the minced garlic continuously stirring it in the oiled pan to keep it from scorching.
The instant the garlic shows any signs of turning a more golden color (and certainly before it scorches to blackness) add the drained bean sprouts. Follow this with snow peas or carrots. Stir and fold the vegetables in this hot pan for approximately a minute. Salt to taste.
Add a shotglass worth of water or any of the optional spirits mentioned and immediately cover with a tight-fitting lid. Lower the heat to a simmer setting and let the covered vegetables steam-cook for another minute.
When time is up, carefully plate and serve. Enjoy!
Serves 4.
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The key to incorporating the proteins is to cook it at the ginger-oil stage before the bean sprouts. Cook the raw meats thoroughly and set aside in a holding dish. Continue to stir-fry the vegetables as instructed. At the end of the steam-cooking stage when the cover is lifted, toss in the cooked meats, stir with the vegetables to incorporate and plate.
Nearly every Asian country across the Pacific rim enjoys their form of hotpot; an opportunity to gather family and friends around a vessel of savory broth to steep a variety of morsels. The regional variations from China to Korea to Japan to Cambodia to Vietnam and all points in-between are almost as fascinating as the list of ingredients used.
A cherished communal dining experience for over a millennium, hotpot is the embodiment of “Variety is the Spice of Life” long before the phrase was coined. Your guests will take delight in the expanded variety of textures and flavors when you remember to add Sun Xien’s products to your next hotpot ingredient roster:
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Those familiar with our packaged Fried Tofu already appreciate how a simple tofu texture can be transformed into something a bit more complex through deep frying. The nature of any packaged product of course cannot maintain the full crispness that occurs immediately out of the fryer. Thankfully, crisp Fried Tofu is easy to make.
Using Sun Xien Tofu ensures the best tasting results because of our soybean-rich process. A selection of firmness also provides a range of variations. First-timers may find Sun Xien’s Firm Tofu strikes a great balance of easy-handling in the fryer with a nice body and texture.
Heat approxiately 1-2 inches of corn or vegetable oil in a heavy pot or fryer. The goal is to have enough oil to ensure the entire cut cube is submerged.
When oil reaches 350°F, carefully and slowly add Sun Xien Firm Tofu as a single, uncrowded layer. As the tofu cubes fry, shift or turn occasionally to keep them from sticking. Maintain the 350°F temperature throughout frying.
When tofu reaches a golden color as pictured in the dish, remove with a wire scoop and let the cubes drain on a wire mesh or paper towel.
From here, only the imagination will limit the types of coating or dipping sauces that can accompany crispy Fried Tofu.
Coating options:
Dipping sauce ideas:
Our Mung Bean Sprouts are produced in compliance with USDA safety guidelines and harvested when they naturally reach maturity. Mung Bean Sprouts are characterized by a stem similar to to the Soy Bean Sprout but without its yellow head. Large majority of south Asian cuisine tend to use Mung Bean Sprouts over Soy Bean Sprouts.
Sizes: 1.0 lb (453 grams) or 30 lbs (13.6 Kilograms)
Care: Keep refrigerated and use soon upon purchase.
Our Soy Bean Sprouts are produced in compliance with USDA safety guidelines and harvested when they naturally reach maturity. Soy Bean sprouts are characterized by the intact yellow head that provides an additional vegetable crunch especially when stir-fried.
Sizes: 1.0 lb (453 grams) or 30 lb (13.6 Kilograms)
Care: Keep refrigerated and use soon upon purchase.
Soybean Drink also often called Soymilk constains soybeans and water. This is a non-dairy product and suitable for those who are lactose-intolerant or simply seeking a refreshing plant-based alternative beverage. Our larger half-gallon (64 oz, 1.8Kg) version is available sweetened (red cap) or unsweetened (blue cap).
Size: 64 ounces (1.8 Kilograms)
Care: Keep refrigerated and consume soon upon purchase.
Soybean Drink also often called Soymilk contains soybeans and water. This is a non-dairy product and suitable for those who are lactose-intolerant or simply seeking a refreshing plant-based alternative beverage. Our individual-sized 16 oz version has been slightly sweetened.
Size: 16 ounces (437 grams)
Care: Keep refrigerated and consume as soon as possible upon purchase.
A firm tofu that’s been seasoned with a bit of salt and Chinese five-spice. This provides a ready and convenient tofu that can immediately be julienned into stir-fried vegetables to provide a meatless protein option.
Size: 12 ounces (340 grams)
Care: Keep refrigerated and use as soon as possible upon purchase.