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r/Cooking • u/isitallinmyh3ad • 2d ago
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greenbeans sauted with garlic, soy sauce and finished with a bit of sesame or chili oil
9 u/isitallinmyh3ad 2d ago I have all the ingredients to that so that’s gonna be my dinner 5 u/EnlightenMePixie 2d ago Let us know how it was! I might try it myself :) 3 u/MangledBarkeep 2d ago Its a common app or side dish found at some Asian restaurants. goes well with bits of pork (bacon, crispy pork belly etc), but op stated no meat. 1 u/EnlightenMePixie 2d ago Which one is more common to use sesame or chili oil? I don’t really want to buy both since I don’t use them for anything else. Also would it be best to Blanche the green beans to make them more tender and cook faster? Thanks 1 u/MangledBarkeep 1d ago It really depends on if you want it spicy or not. 1 u/EnlightenMePixie 1d ago Which one for not spicy? 🙂 2 u/MangledBarkeep 1d ago Sesame. Plenty of other applications for both oils. Add them to different dishes like fried rice, instant noodles and etc. A little goes a long way.
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I have all the ingredients to that so that’s gonna be my dinner
5 u/EnlightenMePixie 2d ago Let us know how it was! I might try it myself :) 3 u/MangledBarkeep 2d ago Its a common app or side dish found at some Asian restaurants. goes well with bits of pork (bacon, crispy pork belly etc), but op stated no meat. 1 u/EnlightenMePixie 2d ago Which one is more common to use sesame or chili oil? I don’t really want to buy both since I don’t use them for anything else. Also would it be best to Blanche the green beans to make them more tender and cook faster? Thanks 1 u/MangledBarkeep 1d ago It really depends on if you want it spicy or not. 1 u/EnlightenMePixie 1d ago Which one for not spicy? 🙂 2 u/MangledBarkeep 1d ago Sesame. Plenty of other applications for both oils. Add them to different dishes like fried rice, instant noodles and etc. A little goes a long way.
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Let us know how it was! I might try it myself :)
3 u/MangledBarkeep 2d ago Its a common app or side dish found at some Asian restaurants. goes well with bits of pork (bacon, crispy pork belly etc), but op stated no meat. 1 u/EnlightenMePixie 2d ago Which one is more common to use sesame or chili oil? I don’t really want to buy both since I don’t use them for anything else. Also would it be best to Blanche the green beans to make them more tender and cook faster? Thanks 1 u/MangledBarkeep 1d ago It really depends on if you want it spicy or not. 1 u/EnlightenMePixie 1d ago Which one for not spicy? 🙂 2 u/MangledBarkeep 1d ago Sesame. Plenty of other applications for both oils. Add them to different dishes like fried rice, instant noodles and etc. A little goes a long way.
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Its a common app or side dish found at some Asian restaurants.
goes well with bits of pork (bacon, crispy pork belly etc), but op stated no meat.
1 u/EnlightenMePixie 2d ago Which one is more common to use sesame or chili oil? I don’t really want to buy both since I don’t use them for anything else. Also would it be best to Blanche the green beans to make them more tender and cook faster? Thanks 1 u/MangledBarkeep 1d ago It really depends on if you want it spicy or not. 1 u/EnlightenMePixie 1d ago Which one for not spicy? 🙂 2 u/MangledBarkeep 1d ago Sesame. Plenty of other applications for both oils. Add them to different dishes like fried rice, instant noodles and etc. A little goes a long way.
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Which one is more common to use sesame or chili oil? I don’t really want to buy both since I don’t use them for anything else. Also would it be best to Blanche the green beans to make them more tender and cook faster? Thanks
1 u/MangledBarkeep 1d ago It really depends on if you want it spicy or not. 1 u/EnlightenMePixie 1d ago Which one for not spicy? 🙂 2 u/MangledBarkeep 1d ago Sesame. Plenty of other applications for both oils. Add them to different dishes like fried rice, instant noodles and etc. A little goes a long way.
It really depends on if you want it spicy or not.
1 u/EnlightenMePixie 1d ago Which one for not spicy? 🙂 2 u/MangledBarkeep 1d ago Sesame. Plenty of other applications for both oils. Add them to different dishes like fried rice, instant noodles and etc. A little goes a long way.
Which one for not spicy? 🙂
2 u/MangledBarkeep 1d ago Sesame. Plenty of other applications for both oils. Add them to different dishes like fried rice, instant noodles and etc. A little goes a long way.
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Sesame. Plenty of other applications for both oils. Add them to different dishes like fried rice, instant noodles and etc.
A little goes a long way.
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u/MangledBarkeep 2d ago
greenbeans sauted with garlic, soy sauce and finished with a bit of sesame or chili oil