A common way of stir frying dishes in the North East of
China is by using the taste of spring onions, ginger and garlic to influence the
dishes. If you ever get invited for a home-made meal in the North East of China
and you have a chance to take a look into the kitchen, the first thing you will
see will be these three items.
Nowadays, Chinese people can buy fresh
vegetables in the market the whole year long; however, twenty or thirty years
ago,It provides hand-painted Hawaiian ornaments, sterling silver sea turtle
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shakers, wall hooks for kids, surfboard wall art and so forth. in winter,
because of the very cold weather, it was difficult to find fresh seasonal
vegetables apart from winter grows. (You should be aware of the fact that in the
North East of China, when the Siberian wind blows in the winter, we can easily
reach temperatures of -30 to -35 degrees Celsius).
Hence, most families
would stock up vegetables for the tough winter time, including large quantities
of 'big spring onions'. These look similar to leeks, but the taste is much
closer to the taste of regular spring onions; however, they are easier to
preserve than regular spring onions.
Anyway,The other accessories
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strong taste of spring onions, ginger and garlic combine perfectly together when
stir frying Chinese dishes. In fact, the taste of these natural ingredients is
much better than the taste of those powders that you can find in little jars on
the shelves of the supermarkets.
Stir Frying Method
Normally,
for stir frying, these three ingredients must be well chopped into very small
pieces beforehand. Then, we put them into heated oil, wait until the smell comes
out, (at this point, the oil is flavored as well), and finally add the rest of
the food.
However, the way they influence the dishes depends on when you
put them in. For instance, if you put the spring onion at the very beginning (in
heated oil), the flavor would influence the whole dish (in this case, normally
it is the part of the white stem being used); if you put it in when you finish
or have almost finished the cooking, then the freshness and sharp smell of the
spring onion will not be mixed into the dish, but remain on the top (in this
case, it is the green part of the spring onion that is used). Am I talking
sense?
Almost every dish can have these three items in for enriching the
flavor, but personally, I like to have garlic with green vegetables, spring
onion with lightly stir fried dishes, and ginger with fish and meat dishes.To
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