11 délicieuses recettes stir fry du monde entier
A flavorful and protein-rich stir-fry featuring phane (mopane worms) combined with a medley of fresh vegetables and a savory sauce. This dish offers a unique taste of Botswana's culinary heritage.
A classic Thai street food dish featuring water spinach (morning glory) flash-fried at extremely high heat with garlic, chilies, and savory sauces, often finished with a dramatic flair of flames. Best enjoyed immediately for its crisp texture and vibrant flavors.
A flavorful stir-fry featuring the succulent meat of the Kiribati coconut crab, combined with fresh vegetables and a savory sauce, all cooked in fragrant coconut oil.
Fai Fai is a popular noodle dish in Suriname, influenced by Chinese cuisine. It features thin wheat noodles stir-fried with a medley of fresh vegetables, succulent shrimp, and a savory sauce.
A flavorful stir-fry dish featuring tender chicken pieces combined with a colorful medley of vegetables commonly used in Surinamese cuisine, often served with rice or noodles.
A flavorful and aromatic dish featuring tender squid stir-fried in the classic 'three cup' sauce of soy sauce, sesame oil, and rice wine, infused with ginger, garlic, and basil. This variation of the popular San Bei Ji (Three Cup Chicken) showcases the versatility of Taiwanese cuisine.
Tender, thin strips of beef quickly stir-fried with onions, jalapeños, and aromatic rosemary in spiced clarified butter (niter kibbeh). A vibrant and flavorful Ethiopian classic, perfect for a quick meal.
A popular dish in Benin, 'Poulet DG' translates to 'Director's Chicken' and features chicken pieces stir-fried with vegetables and a savory sauce, often served with fried plantains.
A fragrant and flavorful chicken dish where chicken pieces are marinated and then stir-fried or braised with fresh lemongrass, garlic, ginger, and a touch of soy sauce and oyster sauce, creating a dish that is both aromatic and savory.
Mine Frite, meaning 'fried noodles', is a quintessential Mauritian street food dish that showcases a delightful fusion of Chinese and Creole influences. It features stir-fried noodles with a medley of vegetables, protein (commonly chicken or shrimp), and scrambled egg, all tossed in a savory sauce.
Bol Renversé, translating to 'upside-down bowl', is a visually striking Mauritian dish. It features a savory stir-fry of chicken, vegetables, and Chinese sausages, topped with a fried egg, all served in a bowl that is then inverted onto a plate, creating a layered presentation with rice.
