Veggie Stir Fry Ideas
farmers_daughter
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I found the veggie trailer here in town (kind of like a mini mini farmers market) I want to make some dishes with more veggies in them, I grilled zuchinni last night, but would like to sautee some veggies, what do I sautee them in, that has flavor and very very little calories.
I like Swanson's flavor boosters but the sodium is soooo high. What veggies are good together....I was thinking zuchinni (which I'm addicted to) some roma tomatoes mushrooms etc...
What do you guys use?
I like Swanson's flavor boosters but the sodium is soooo high. What veggies are good together....I was thinking zuchinni (which I'm addicted to) some roma tomatoes mushrooms etc...
What do you guys use?
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I'm curious about this too... For me I'd want onion, green/yellow &/or red pepper, zucchini, yellow squash, tomatoes, maybe even some fresh green beans for color and crunch. Carrots? Celery? Broccoli? Pea pods? Pineapple?
I think any vegetable could work...
How would you season them? Garlic, low sodium soy sauce, worcestershire sauce, duck sauce??? Would you marinade them first?
I look forward to the input you get on this Sounds yummy!!!0 -
My favorite stir-fry recipe that I use as a go-to (but super high in sodium you'll see, unfortunately) is as follows:
1/4 c soy sauce (I use low sodium, but it's still a little high :-/)
1 teaspoon on Sriracha rooster chilli sauce (add or subtract due to preference...a little bit of this goes a LONG way)
a dash of sweetner.
I add this mixture in to a pound to a pound and a half of fresh veggies in a pan and let the veggies cook to the tenderness of preference. Sometimes we add chicken, shrimp, or tofu. It's an easy throw-together, but you have to watch out for the soy sauce and the chilli sauce; they can get your blood pressure up for sure!0 -
any fresh veggies work!0
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Pineapple. OMG you made my day I didn't even think about that.0
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The key to great stir fry for me is the perfect combo of Salty, Sweet, Spicy and Sour. Just made this last night....
The Stuff:
4 oz each of onion, carrot and broccoli
4 oz shrimp
1 oz organic buckwheat soba noodles
0.5 tbs evoo for sauteing
Sauce:
1 tbs low sodium soy sauce
rice wine vinegar (I didn't measure)
shirracha (I didn't measure)
1 tbs agave
About 1/2 cup of the pasta water
Ended up being right around 400 calories and 822 for sodium
Looking forward to the leftovers at lunch0
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