Double the recipe for more servings.

Cucumber has the crunchy texture and a good flavor even after stir-fried. Adjust the spiciness and saltiness. The flavor of sesame oil will stimulte your appitite!

I was able to buy a ton of cheap squid fin, so, I made this dish without much thought… which, actually, turned out to be delicious. My husband gobbled it up, saying, "I can't stop reaching for it!"You only need to stir-fry briefly since the ingredients are blanched.(I thought that by blanching the ingredients first I won't need to worry about whether or not they are cooked enough. It's slightly tedious, but that's why I went through the blanching. Recipe by Blue bea

When the cucumber was in season... I often had this menu at my parent's house.This is my mother's signature recipe.I added a little extra to make an authentic Chinese-style? And I am working on it.- I used cuttlefish this time, but you can also use todarodes pacificus (My mother makes it using things like octopus or shrimp.)- When using a big cucumber with lots of seeds, scrape the seeds off with a spoon before using it.- Make sure not to cook both squid and cucumber too much.Add garlic if you like. For 2 to 3 servings. Recipe by rie-tin

"Pad kra Prao" is very popular food in Thailand. The main ingredient is the holy basil leave or "Kra Prao" and some meat any kind as you wish. This recipe is spicy but you can no add any chili if you can't eat spicy. Thai people like to eat "Pad Kra Prao" with rice and fried egg (khai Dao). "Pad" mean "stir fried" . "Kra prao" mean "Holy basil" . "Moo sap" mean minced pork

The squid and asparagus stir-fry I made was very tasty, so I wanted to try it with other vegetables. I tried it out with the nanohana I spotted at the supermarket.Prepare the katakuriko slurry just before adding it to the frying pan. Recipe by Raby

I used to stir-fry garlic shoots with pork, but I wanted to change it up a bit. I substituted pork with squid, and it was delicious. This is how I arrived at this recipe.Buy garlic shoots when on sale, parboil and freeze. You can take them straight from the freezer and toss into stir-fries. They will come in handy.Add mayonnaise if you like. Adding mayonnaise makes the dish richer I think... Recipe by Kyo-nyan

I like Thai food and make it often for lunch.I usually make this dish with everyday ingredients.1: If you finely chop the garlic, add it at the start. If you use grated garlic, add it at the end after turning the heat off.2: Basil leaves turn black when heated, so add it at the end after turning the heat off.3: If you like fish sauce, I recommend seasoning with just nam pla and oyster sauce. Recipe by Wanko mama

-I made a delicious, enticing dish out of leftover squid liver, offal, and fins.-If you stir-fry the liver thoroughly it ends up really delicious.-Goes particularly well with Japanese sake! Recipe by Cooking S Papa

I have two third leftover of a squid from yesterday’s menu. I am going to use it and make O Jing Eo Bokk Geum. It is a spicy dish.

I wanted to eat squid in a Western fashion rather than simmered, so I cooked it in the usual butter, salt, and pepper but added some lemon juice for a refreshing taste that is popular with the whole family.You can use any vegetables that you want. If you cook the squid for too long, it will toughen. It tastes delicious when freshly made and piping hot. Recipe by Nu-shi

I cooked my two favorite ingredients, squid and Japanese leek, with oyster sauce and mayo. It turned out to be a delicious dish! Since my family loved it so much, I posted the recipe here!Scattering some shichimi spice gives the dish a grown-up flavor! It's great as an appetizer to enjoy with drinks.The key is to add everything except for the oyster sauce into the frying pan and mix lightly before heating. Recipe by Donpintan