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I bought a lot of Brussels sprouts, so I tried stir-frying them with various ingredients. While garlic certainly goes well with Brussels sprouts, I discovered that seafood goes better with Brussels sprouts than meat.This stir-fry is cooked quickly over high heat, so it's perfect for when you're in a hurry.Cook quickly over high heat.Do not overcook.If fresh prawns are not available, use frozen ones or a frozen seafood mix.Adjust the amount of pepper to suit your taste (I like it with plenty of pepper). Recipe by Nakaduka Kyoko

The "Stir-Fried Eggs, Pork and Tree Ear Mushrooms" I ate at a Chinese restaurant was so delicious that I wanted to make a simple variation only using broccoli and eggs.The recipe uses a lot of oil when stir-frying because it's Chinese cuisine.I didn't use soy sauce or oyster sauce because I wanted a colorful dish.* How to make fluffy scrambled eggs: beat the eggs well, heat a generous amount of oil in a frying pan. Add the eggs and scramble quickly. Remove from the heat while the egg is still runny or still a lump.* Stir-frying with oil adds to the umami-rich taste of broccoli.* I also recommend adding thinly sliced pork offcuts and scallions!* This is also good with Weipa (Chinese soup base) and chicken stock. Recipe by moj

Freshness from shrimps, saltiness from bacon, smooth egg whites that soak up all the goodness.

A quick and simple dish, packed with protein and antioxidant rich tomatoes. I cut the tomatoes into large chunks for a good textural mouth feel :) This popular Chinese dish is usually made with ketchup. Pairing tomatoes with sweet shiro miso brings out the sweet and tangy tomatoes flavours without the use of ketchup.

The taste was a little bland with only salt and pepper, so I added mayonnaise for more taste.Leave the egg medium cooked as it'll be easier to combine with the prawn and spinach.Add only a little salt at first, then adjust later as needed. Recipe by 1630412

I slightly overcooked my vegetables here but it still came out tasting nice. It had a slight spicy mushroom flavour.

This is my version of stir fried shrimp you can always adjust the ingredients. The seasonings are approximate measurements I don't really use measuring spoons. This is also good served with pork fried rice or lo mein noodles.

The temperature is warming up for the spring season, so I want to cook something healthy and low-calorie. I wanted to make my family happy, so I seasoned the dish with oyster sauce for a full-bodied taste.You can use any type of wakame - dried, boiled or salted seaweed. Soak in water first to reconstitute.You could also use other mushrooms such as shiitake or maitake mushroom.Adjust the seasonings to your liking. Recipe by caramel-cookie

When I bought prawns on sale at the supermarket, there were all different sizes and some were too small to cook with mayonnaise or chili sauce.I used these small ones to make this tasty stir-fry dish. With this recipe, the small prawns become a main dish.At step 4, heat ginger and garlic over low heat. I always do step 1-4 beforehand. While I wait for my husband returning home from work, I repeat a process of turning up the heat, turning it off when the pan gets too hot, and letting the pan cool. This flavours the oil and makes it aromatic. Recipe by Hichan

I was making stir-fried bean sprouts and garlic chives before pay-day (because it's cheap). My husband likes garlic chive omelets, so I added eggs to the dish and pour over the thick sauce too.The Chinese-style sauce should be slightly runny. Recipe by smapkayo

I used dried wakame seaweed and ended up with too much after rehydrating it.If you have any leftover wakame seaweed after making salad or soup, give this a try.Chikuwa and wakame seaweed give a good flavour to this dish. Drizzle soy sauce or mentsuyu on top before serving.Stir up the egg mixture when the edges start to set. Otherwise it will lose the nice yellow colour of the eggs and the result will turn out messy. Recipe by Shijimi24