I always make this dish, so my hands remembers how to make it.Caution:1) This dish is delicious seasoned simply with salt and tomatoes, so don't add other ingredients or vegetables or it'll mess up the dish. If you don't like the tartness of tomatoes, half the amount of tomatoes.2) Use salt and pepper if you don't have ground Sichuan pepper powder.1) Peel the tomatoes (tip at Recipe ID : 851662).2) Use slightly more salt than usual to bring out the tartness of the tomatoes. Adjust the amount of salt depending on the tomato size. You can add water to the stir-fry so it becomes soupy. Recipe by Beru

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

This dish has a nice crunch from bamboo shoots and a nice flavor and texture from mushroom and basil serve with steamed rice it perfect for lunch or dinner.* This recipe is for 3 servings.

This is a standby recipe in our house.Simmer at Step 4 over medium heat. If the moisture boils off, add a little water. When it's all cooked there will be almost no liquid left in the pan. The pork should still have a little firmness. For 2 servings. Recipe by Shampoo hat

I didn't use to like fresh bamboo shoots because they often reminded me of their unpleasant and sour smell. Since my grandmother gave me a tip on removing their bad odour, stir-fried beef with fresh bamboo shoots has not been a bad choice to help me cook family meals. It's not only simple to cook but also tasty and everyone likes it. (contributed by Do Huong Ly)

I wanted to come up with a quick and nutritious stir-fried dish.Once you add the bok choy leaves, finish making it quickly. The stump of the bok choy is usually rather dirty, so be sure to clean it well.The only extra step is coating the pork in the flour. This is so that the sauce coats the meat better, making it even more delicious. Recipe by Juri- mama

When I was about 20 years old, I ate a Chinese bamboo and chicken stir-fry in Yokohama. It was really good, so I tried to create something similar.I often use cheap chicken breast meat, but it still turns out tender when coated with a lot of katakuriko and sake.If you make it without corn, it won't be sweet enough, so add some more mirin instead.I used vegetables which cook easily, but if you are using other vegetables, be careful not to let them burn. If it looks like anything is about to get scorched, add some sake.Before seasoning it with salt at the end, make sure to check the taste first. Only add salt if you think you need some. Recipe by Shigechiyo

I wanted to make sweet and sour pork using in-season bamboo shoots, but I switched the pork with chicken as the main ingredient, using a ponzu and doubanjiang sauce. It was easy to make.Please cut the meat and vegetables to whatever size, but a size that cooks well. The shiitake mushrooms I used this time were pretty small so I didn't bother cutting them.This has a light taste, so if you like sweeter tastes add sugar... If you like spicy food, try adding more doubanjiang. Please adjust it to your liking. Recipe by rie-tin

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I used saki-ika, which I always have on hand to make an easy stir fry. It's a great side dish or drinking appetizer.Pea shoots cook rapidly, so take care not to overcook them. Recipe by miyuki12