Vegetable Stir Fry
Whatever vegetables are about to die in the crisper, high heat, soy sauce, garlic. A 15-minute stir fry for leftover rice night — no mystery sauce packet.
Whatever vegetables are about to die in the crisper, high heat, soy sauce, garlic. A 15-minute stir fry for leftover rice night — no mystery sauce packet.
Whatever vegetables are about to die in the crisper, high heat, soy sauce, garlic. A 15-minute stir fry for leftover rice night — no mystery sauce packet.
Calories
220
Protein
8g
Fat
10g
Carbs
26g
Stir-fry is fast. Cut vegetables into similar bite-size pieces. Mix soy, vinegar, and sugar in a cup. Mix cornstarch slurry if you want a glossier sauce.
Heat oil in a large skillet or wok over high heat until it shimmers. Add onion and harder vegetables (carrot, broccoli) first. Stir 2–3 minutes.
Add peppers, cabbage, or leftover cooked veg. Stir 2 minutes. Add garlic and ginger 30 seconds.
Pour in the soy mixture. Toss 1 minute. If using slurry, add it and toss until the sauce clings, 20–30 seconds. Do not drown the pan — you want coated vegetables, not soup.
Taste for salt (soy). Serve over leftover rice. Add leftover chicken or tofu if it is in the fridge; the base recipe stays vegetarian.
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