Hammonds Chop Sauce Squeezy, 698 g

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Veggie chop suey pairs well with other Chinese-inspired dishes like spring rolls, dumplings, or fried rice. Add a protein like tofu or seitan to your chop suey. If you're looking for ideas on how to level up your tofu, have a look at my 15 favorite tofu marinades.

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Heat a dry frying pan over a medium heat. Add the cumin and coriander seeds and cook for 3-4 minutes until toasted and fragrant. Set aside to cool. My timings give a chop that is cooked medium rare with an internal temperature of 57°C-60°C after resting. If you want it cooked well done all the way through aim for 70°C-71°C, if you want it really quite pink aim for 52°C-55°C after resting. Separation: If you plan on storing vegan chop suey with rice or noodles, it's best to store them separately, as the sauce can make the rice or noodles soggy over time.Garlic: Add your garlic at the end of the stir fry. If you add it to soon it will burn and taste bitter. Vegetables play an important role in chop suey stir-fries. They make the dish more nutritiously balanced, more visually appealing with vibrant colors and more pleasant on the palate with a crunchy texture. The vegetables that I include in today’s dish are all commonly available, so no extra trip to Chinese/Asian stores is required.

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The preparation of chop suey can vary. Different cooks and restaurants may use their own combination of vegetables and seasonings to create their own unique version of the dish. However, the common thread among all chop suey recipes is that it's a vegetable-based stir-fry.

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Place the pork chops into the sauce (I also add any of the juices released from the pork (it's all great flavour) Pour the milk over the softened onions, add the bay, cloves and peppercorns, and bring to the boil. Remove the pan from the heat and cover with a lid, leaving it all to infuse for 40 minutes.

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