I came across news about an oversupply of Chinese chives in Henan and wanted to do something helpful for the region, so I ordered five pounds online 😆. I’d tried this dish at a restaurant before and loved it, so I decided to make it myself today — and it turned out quite well! It’s […]
| Ingredient | Amount |
|---|---|
| garlic scapes | as needed |
| pork | as needed |
| ham sausage | 1 as needed |
| shiitake mushrooms | 7-8 |
| multigrain buns | 10 as needed |
| salt | to taste |
| light soy sauce | to taste |
| dark soy sauce | to taste |
| oyster sauce | to taste |

Prep the ingredients: Dice the garlic scapes, pork, mushrooms, and ham sausage into small cubes.

Start by stir-frying the diced pork until cooked through. Add the garlic scapes and mushrooms, then the diced ham. Season with salt, light soy sauce, dark soy sauce, and oyster sauce. Add a splash of water and stir-fry for a few minutes until everything is cooked.

In a flat pan, heat a little oil over low heat and pan-fry the multigrain buns on both sides until golden and crispy. The pan-fried buns turn out fragrant, firm, and chewy. You can skip this step if you prefer them soft or want to save time.

Plate and serve! Beautiful to look at and delicious to eat — absolutely irresistible.
I came across news about an oversupply of Chinese chives in Henan and wanted to do something helpful for the region, so I ordered five pounds online 😆. I’d tried this dish at a restaurant before and loved it, so I decided to make it myself today — and it turned out quite well! It’s […]
Prep the ingredients: Dice the garlic scapes, pork, mushrooms, and ham sausage into small cubes.
Start by stir-frying the diced pork until cooked through. Add the garlic scapes and mushrooms, then the diced ham. Season with salt, light soy sauce, dark soy sauce, and oyster sauce. Add a splash of water and stir-fry for a few minutes until everything is cooked.
In a flat pan, heat a little oil over low heat and pan-fry the multigrain buns on both sides until golden and crispy. The pan-fried buns turn out fragrant, firm, and chewy. You can skip this step if you prefer them soft or want to save time.
Plate and serve! Beautiful to look at and delicious to eat — absolutely irresistible.