Sharing with you my easy vegetable dish that I cooked at home. It was so common that I believed a lot of you might have made it at your own kitchen. This was how I made mine. First you wash your vegetable, then you boil a pot of water, add in a dash of salt and a little cooking oil. When boiling, add in batches of the veggie and parboil for a minute. Dish out and place on a plate and finish the rest of the veggie. After you are finished, pour some oyster sauce on top and garnish it with fried shallots to serve. Mix well before eating. Super duper easy right? You can find this veggie at most of the Asian supermarkets. I loved the dark green color so I often buy this veggie.
Saturday, August 20, 2011
Easy Nai Pak
Sharing with you my easy vegetable dish that I cooked at home. It was so common that I believed a lot of you might have made it at your own kitchen. This was how I made mine. First you wash your vegetable, then you boil a pot of water, add in a dash of salt and a little cooking oil. When boiling, add in batches of the veggie and parboil for a minute. Dish out and place on a plate and finish the rest of the veggie. After you are finished, pour some oyster sauce on top and garnish it with fried shallots to serve. Mix well before eating. Super duper easy right? You can find this veggie at most of the Asian supermarkets. I loved the dark green color so I often buy this veggie.
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7 comments:
And how easy this is! that is why i love your blog Ching. You remind me that home cooked food should be simple.
You make everything look so delicious and simple!
Mmmm! I just worked out and my body is just craving all that healthy green veg :)
So simple and so tasty. I'll have it for Wednesday dinner.
Also one of my favorite veggie to stir fry and I do it simply too, even without oyster sauce!
yummm this is the kind of veggie side dish that frequents my dining table
yes, this is super easy and good too.
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