Chinese dish ready in 48 min using easy-level technique. Simple enough for weeknight cooking.
| Ingredient | Amount |
|---|---|
| spring bamboo shoots (peeled and sliced) | 2 as needed |
| pickled mustard greens (xuecai) | half pack (100g) |
| fava beans (peeled) | 200g |
| scallion whites (cut small) | 3 segments |
| red chili (cut small) | to taste |
| light soy sauce | a little (pickled greens are already salty) |
| sugar (for freshness) | 1 tbsp |
| sesame oil | 1 tbsp |

Peel and wash spring bamboo shoots, then slice.

Bring water to a boil with a pinch of salt and oil. Add bamboo shoots and fava beans. Remove when water returns to a boil and set aside.

In a separate wok, heat oil and sauté scallion whites until fragrant.

Add pickled mustard greens and stir-fry until fragrant.

Add the blanched bamboo shoots and fava beans. Stir-fry together.

Season with just a little light soy sauce (the pickled greens are already salty) and sugar to enhance freshness.

Add chili if you like it spicy.

Stir-fry until everything is cooked through and well-flavored. Drizzle sesame oil before serving for extra aroma.

A seasonal three-fresh spring dish — taste of spring! Delicious and goes great with rice!
Chinese dish ready in 48 min using easy-level technique. Simple enough for weeknight cooking.
Peel and wash spring bamboo shoots, then slice.
Bring water to a boil with a pinch of salt and oil. Add bamboo shoots and fava beans. Remove when water returns to a boil and set aside.
In a separate wok, heat oil and sauté scallion whites until fragrant.
Add pickled mustard greens and stir-fry until fragrant.
Add the blanched bamboo shoots and fava beans. Stir-fry together.
Season with just a little light soy sauce (the pickled greens are already salty) and sugar to enhance freshness.
Add chili if you like it spicy.
Stir-fry until everything is cooked through and well-flavored. Drizzle sesame oil before serving for extra aroma.
A seasonal three-fresh spring dish — taste of spring! Delicious and goes great with rice!
Add chili oil or chili crisp to taste, or include dried red chilies during cooking. A dash of Sichuan peppercorn adds a different kind of heat.