And here is the very basic way I cooked the chinese leaf that went with the other salads below the Onion Soup. This works equally well with most cabbage, and pak choi.
This served 3 generously
Ingredients:
1 head chinese leaf, cleaned and cut up into a size you’d like to eat
3 spring onions, cut into 1 inch bits
1 green chilli, chopped up
good glug of light soy sauce (deeper and more savoury in flavour than dark soy sauce)
How I made it:
Heat up 1 tablespoon sunflower (or other flavourless oil) in a large frying pan or wok on a medium heat. Throw in spring onions and chilli, fry for a minute or so. Add chinese leaf, toss in oil, allow a few bits of leaf to catch slightly to give a smokey flavour, but not burn. Add a small cup of water and a decent glug of soy sauce, then cover pan for a few minutes to steam the leaf.
Eaten with:
The other salads below, chicken and rice. But I just like it with plain rice too.
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