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I made this with canned crab that I received as a gift. I tried stir frying the raw bok choy first, but blanching it is better as it cooks quickly and the flavor's mild. I've also made this dish with broccoli instead of bok choy. Bok choy is a priceless ingredient in Asian dishes, including many Chinese stir-fry recipes.
To get started with this particular recipe, we must first prepare a few ingredients. You can have crab and bok choy in thick ankake sauce (using canned crabmeat) using 9 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.
The ingredients needed to make Crab and Bok Choy in Thick Ankake Sauce (Using Canned Crabmeat):
- Make ready 6 stalks Bok choy
- Prepare 1 can Canned crab meat
- Get 1 Finely-chopped Japanese leek
- Take 1 dash Ginger (finely chopped)
- Prepare 100 ml Water
- Take 1/2 tsp Weipa
- Get 1 Salt, pepper
- Prepare 1/2 tbsp Katakuriko
- Take 1 dash Oil
For variety, I sometimes add a small amount of lemon zest just before serving. Our favorite bok choy dishes include stir-fries, healthy soups and stews, pork ramen, and a vegetarian weeknight dinners. With crunchy stalks and tender greens, bok choy is at home in stir fries and Asian stews—but its uses don't end there. Treat the crunchy cabbage variety like any other type of.
Steps to make Crab and Bok Choy in Thick Ankake Sauce (Using Canned Crabmeat):
- Spread each bok choy leaf one by one. If the outer leaves are too big, cut in half horizonally, then vertically.
- Blanch the bok choy quickly in salted water.
- Heat a little oil in a pan, add the Japanese leek and ginger. When fragrant, add crab meat with its juice, and stir-fry briefly. Add the water and Weipa stock.
- When the Weipa is dissolved, add bok choy. Cook until wilted, season with salt if necessary (and black pepper, if you like).
- Pour in katakuriko dissolved in equal parts water to thicken the cooking liquid and make it into a sauce.
With crunchy stalks and tender greens, bok choy is at home in stir fries and Asian stews—but its uses don't end there. Treat the crunchy cabbage variety like any other type of. Next add the braised bok choy, crabmeat, and pasta to the bacon and tomato mixture. Stir in fresh arugala and plate. If pasta seems dry, add a drizzle of.
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