Culinary Question

Apr 07, 2007 06:02

Ok, what's the deal with the Chinese green beans that are withered*? How do they do that, and why do they taste so good? Ok, the last was rhetorical. Do they even have a name? "Withered" was the best I could come up with... I really want to know how to make them.

*You know... they're kinda pocketed, limp but not molten, wrinkled but not ridged

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mothball_07 April 8 2007, 02:47:47 UTC
I suspect they're fried in oil. What I'd try first (I've thought about this, but never investigated) is to barely par-boil them, making sure they are still quite crisp. Then I'd toss them lightly in a wok with a bit of oil.

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hlmt April 8 2007, 03:17:12 UTC
Oh, that sounds quite plausible, doesn't it... thanks!

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