Sesame Bok Choy

"I just love bok choy. This is a great bok choy side dish."
 
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Ready In:
13mins
Ingredients:
8
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • Wash bok choy. Cut stems AND tops into about 1-inch pieces.
  • In a large bowl, combine last 7 ingredients and mix well.
  • Add bok choy to the dressing and toss to coat.
  • Place in a hot wok or large pan and stir-fry over med-high heat for about 8 minutes or until desired tenderness is reached.

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Reviews

  1. I toasted my seasame seeds and only added half to the marinade and used the other half to sprinkle over the plated dish. I used 2 baby bok choy for 3 of us. The only change I would make would be to divide the marinade and add stalks to one half and the leaf to the other and cook the stems for 2 minutes and then add the leaf for a minute for though the stems were nice and crispy the leaf was overdone for us but still the taste was very good.
     
  2. I Love bok choy and this was Exactly what I was looking for!!!! I'm also crazy about very hot food so I used chili sesame oil and instead of soy sauce and brown sugar, I used hoisin sauce.. Made it last night and I'm making it again tonight!! YUMMY!!
     
  3. An ideal side! We like everything about this the way I prepared it as I did make one minor change. The change I made was to toss the stems in one bowl and the leave in a second so as both the stems and leaves would be well sauced and could be cooked evenly by first putting in the stems in the pan for a few minutes and when almost done added the leaves, resulting in tender stems and bright lightly cooked leaves. I did not and would not change the ingredients as the flavors were perfect. This is going into my will make again book, thanks for the post.
     
  4. I did not change a thing! So simple and tasty. I did saute for only 8 minutes. The Bok Choy was still a little crunchy but that is how I like it. The leafy part was nicely limp but not mushy. Oops - my bad. I do not have canola oil. I used sesame oil.
     
  5. Absolutely delicious! I added a little sesame oil to the base recipe, and just dumped the whole thing a lidded skillet and let it braise for 10 minutes or so. Yum yum yum!
     
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Tweaks

  1. I added two thinly sliced garlic cloves while I was sautéing the bok choy and it was amazing!
     
  2. Excellent,Delicious easy to make side dish. We both really enjoyed it. I used sesame oil instead of the canola oil also used only 1/2 tablespoon brown sugar. Will be making this often when the Farmers Market has fresh Bok Choy.
     
  3. This was good, thank you. I did have to add some salt at the end, and used rice vinegar instead of rice wine vinegar. I also added mushrooms. Don't overcook!
     
  4. I used sesame oil instead of canola oil. This was my first time eating bok choy. And it was very good. We were not disappointed ;) Thanks Parsley :) Made for Zaar Star Game.
     
  5. This was so yummy!! I added mushrooms to the mix, as suggested in one of the other reviews. I doubled the sauce & subbed 1/2 the oil with sesame oil. I can't help it, I love sesame! I made this for Chinese New Year (Tet for Vietnamese) and I'll definately make again! Thanks for sharing.
     

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