Standard larder, fridge and veg rack ingredients make this very quick and easy. This mixture also reflects what vegetables I wanted to use up! #WastenotWantnotI used ready-to-wok noodles: if yours require cooking, have them done ready for Step 4 below. Stir-frying is very quick and prep duration is as fast as your knife skills permit! Do complete your prep before you start frying as you don’t want delays once you’ve begun.The Mirin is optional but makes a useful contribution to the overall flavour.

Prompted by Lyndsey’s recent recipe, I’ve amended my own chicken stir-fry recipe to use up leftover roast pork, different vegetables, etc. The mirin fuses with the soy sauce to impart a slight sweetness. #mycookbook#WastenotWantnot

You can make this with whatever you have in the fridge! Just let it cook—no need to watch it. Enjoy this simple vegetable gravy dish.About this recipe:I wanted to make it even simpler by skipping the stir-frying step.

A great way to make sure you’re getting the vitamins and minerals your body needs is to eat the rainbow. Eating a mixture of different coloured vegetables, like in this stir-fry, will help you do that. This dish will give you two of your 5-a-day. Of course, feel free to use whatever vegetables you have in the fridge – this is a great dish for using up leftovers too!EQUIPMENT:KettleLarge bowlColander or sieveChopping boardKnifeVegetable peeler/Speed-peelerWok or large non-stick frying panSmall bowlWooden spoonMeasuring spoons

This is a quick stir fry recipe that makes a great lunch or lighter dinner. You could add some protein of your choice to it to make it more hearty, but I enjoy it with just the veggies. I like to use a packet of the ramen noodles (without the seasoning packet, which is what mainly makes ramen not great for you) because it's cheap and quick cooking. You can swap the veggies for whichever one's you'd like.

I usually don't like tofu & this recipe showed me there are tasty ways to incorporate tofu to please my tastebros (better than your avg. tastebuds...lol)! :ohyeaah

2 rules for stir frying: prepare your ingredients, because stir frying is very fast cooking. , and your wok must be very very hot. ( Oh and another rule: And do not use sesame oil for frying, use vegetable oil. ) . Hope you will find my recipe useful.

My mother used to make this dish a lot. She didn't add onions, but I made this new variation to add lots of veggies.The key is not to heat the shiso directly (residual heat is enough). If you are using pre-chopped pork, all you have to do is add it to the pan.This recipe is especially a must when sweet (or new) onions are in season.-Sweet onions cook pretty fast. When you've cooked the meat in Step 3, don't worry about removing it - it's also fine to sauté the sweet onions with the meat still in the pan! For 2 servings. Recipe by Totoro&mei

Stirfry comes together quickly and easily and you can prep it all ahead of time so it's great for a healthy weeknight meal

This is a great tasting colorful pork dish. The great thing is you can substitute many different vegetables. Whatever you have in the refrigerator.

Today, I will show you how to make Yasai Itame, Japanese stir fry vegetables. This is a healthy dish since most of the ingredients are veggies. It’s also pretty quick and easy to make which is great for any busy weekdays. Just like with any stir fry dish, yasai itame tastes the best when cooked in a wok. But you can also use regular pan. Your yasai itame will still be delicious. Use gluten free soy sauce instead of regular soy sauce if you have gluten allergy. The key for a good stir-fried dish is to work fast when you’re stir frying. Therefore, all the ingredients need to be prepped and ready to go into the pan. Make sure you rinse and dry all the veggie before using. Please check out my video for a more detailed instruction: https://youtu.be/x3agg4FrHCw

Tasty, easy, fast, one pan.Looking for a healthy side dish with some flavor, not too hard or time consuming. Not real expensive, can adjust ingredients to your liking. So I came up with this. You can add heat, or not, add spices to your liking, lots of room for your personal taste.