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Crisp and refreshing bean sprouts paired with seared, tender strips of dried tofu, stir-fried over high heat to lock in their freshness. Finished with a touch of butter and black pepper to create a rich, teppanyaki-style aroma in this homestyle dish.
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Prep ingredients: Cut dried tofu and carrots into thick strips, julienne the ginger, and cut cilantro into segments. → Heat oil in a wok over high heat, sauté ginger until fragrant, then add dried tofu and carrots, pan-searing until slightly browned. → Add soy sauce paste, soy sauce, sugar, and white pepper to season; add water and cook over high heat until well-incorporated. → Add bean sprouts and stir-fry quickly over high heat, then add butter and stir until melted and aromatic. → Add cilantro and black pepper, toss well, and serve.
Prep ingredients: Cut dried tofu and carrots into thick strips, julienne the ginger, and cut cilantro into segments. → Heat oil in a wok over high heat, sauté ginger until fragrant, then add dried tofu and carrots, pan-searing until slightly browned. → Add soy sauce paste, soy sauce, sugar, and white pepper to season; add water and cook over high heat until well-incorporated. → Add bean sprouts and stir-fry quickly over high heat, then add butter and stir until melted and aromatic. → Add cilantro and black pepper, toss well, and serve.
Crisp and refreshing bean sprouts paired with seared, tender strips of dried tofu, stir-fried over high heat to lock in their freshness. Finished with a touch of butter and black pepper to create a rich, teppanyaki-style aroma in this homestyle dish.
Wash the dried tofu, slice into thin sheets, and then cut into thick strips.
Cut the carrot into thick strips similar in size to the dried tofu.
Cut the ginger into fine strips or julienne.
Wash the cilantro and cut into small segments.
Heat 1 tbsp of oil in a wok and sauté ginger strips over high heat for about 1 minute until fragrant.
💡 If not cooking immediately after purchasing bean sprouts, store them submerged in water in the refrigerator. Changing the water daily can maintain their crispness and freshness for 3-4 extra days, preventing a musty odor.
⚠️ Drain bean sprouts thoroughly before adding to the wok to prevent excess liquid from diluting the sauce and compromising the 'wok hei' and crunchiness.
🍳 When searing dried tofu strips, minimize stirring to allow the surface to make contact with the wok for a lightly browned, grilled finish while preventing the tofu from breaking.
👥 If you do not like cilantro, you can substitute it with green onion segments, garlic sprouts, or celery according to personal preference.
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