Garlic Snow Peas

"I love the ones at P F Changs..so this is my version"
 
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photo by Marsha D. photo by Marsha D.
photo by Marsha D.
Ready In:
5mins
Ingredients:
4
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • Heat wok on medium-hi heat .
  • Add oil get it hot, dump in peas.
  • About 1 minute after stir frying add garlic and seasoning.
  • Quick fry just till bright green and still crisp.
  • Cooking time is an estimate -- do not over cook or they will turn a dull green and go limp.
  • Remove and serve while still hot.

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Reviews

  1. The flavor combination of this recipe is good, but it not only uses too much oil: Toasted dark sesame oil should NEVER be used in stir-frying because at high temperatures it breaks down and oxidates, creating dangerous free radicals. The healthiest way to prepare this recipe is to steam the snow peas (or just put them in a colander and pour boiling water over them), and season with sesame oil and garlic to taste. If you don't like fresh garlic, or don't want to steam, stir-fry in canola or even better- coconut oil (the former has a higher smoke point, the latter never breaks down), and add a few drops of sesame oil at the end for flavor.
     
  2. If this is Garlic Snow Peas, why are Sugar Snap Peas shown in the photograph - which one is to be used for this recipe?
     
  3. Perfect crispy side dish!
     
  4. Really good, quick recipe for preparing tasty fresh, crunchy snow peas
     
  5. We got what I think were snow peas from the CSA this week and I tried this recipe, I hope we get them every week! I did have to use olive oil as I have a reaction to sesame - these were great.
     
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Tweaks

  1. I really ejoyed this asian inspired sidedish. I had a little trouble with the sesame oil burning before the peas were done so the next time I used a about a tablespoon of canola oil first then added about 1 tablespoon of sesame oil when it was almost done. I also tried this with broccoli instead of snow peas and I loved that too. Thanks for posting!
     

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