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This simple stir-fry with garden veggies is something I'd never get tired of! |
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Phase One Fridays I highlight Phase One recipes from the past that have been my personal favorites. This stir-fry that I first made with late-season garden veggies is something I'd never get tired of eating.)
Even if you don't have a wok, stir frying is a simple way to turn out great-tasting meals from very few ingredients. I learned how to stir-fry years ago by taking a Chinese Cooking class taught by a visiting professor from China, and once you master the basic technique, you can get good results with many different combinations of ingredients. This stir-fry dish was inspired by the last few vegetables I picked from my garden. I used a combination of eggplant, zucchini, and yellow squash, but you can easily make this with just one of those ingredients.
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