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Stir-Frying
Dry Heat CookingAsian technique of cooking small pieces of food in very hot oil while stirring constantly. Creates wok hei (breath of the wok) flavor.
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Extremely high heat combined with constant motion cooks food in minutes. The searing heat caramelizes the exterior while keeping the interior tender.
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Prep all ingredients before starting
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Heat wok until smoking
- 3
Add oil and swirl to coat
- 4
Add aromatics (garlic, ginger) briefly
- 5
Add ingredients in order of cooking time
- 6
Toss constantly, don't let food sit
- 7
Add sauce at the end
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- âCut all ingredients to similar size for even cooking
- âCook in small batches for best results
- âHave sauce pre-mixed and ready
- âWork fast - the whole process takes minutes
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- âWok not hot enough
- âAdding too much food at once
- âNot prepping ingredients ahead of time
- âLetting food sit instead of constantly moving
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- Asian vegetable dishes
- Quick meat and vegetable combinations
- Fried rice
- Noodle dishes
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- â¢Wok or large skillet
- â¢Wok spatula
- â¢High smoke point oil (peanut, vegetable)