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Hybrid stir fry
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NoVA Bill
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I had three center cut pork chops that needed to be cooked and I've wanted to use the wok for sometime.
Normally I use a tradional stir fry recipe, however, my daughter gave me a bottle of original Korean meat-marinade and she has been asking me when am I going to use it.
Soooo I cut up the pork chops and allowed them to rest in the Korean meat-marinade for about an hour. Then I thought I'd jazz up the marinade with:
.5 tsp chili powder
.5 tsp dried hot red peppers
1 tsp ginger
3 tbs Korean meat-marinade
I combined this mixture and added it to the pork and marinade.
Fired up the egg and allowed it burn a full throtle for a bit then closed the bottom vent, opened the dome and inserted the wok. All the while brown rice was cooking on the stove top.
The fixin's...
Koean meat-marinade.
Sweet onions...
Snap peas...
Broccoli and shrooms...
Cut up pork chops...
Everything getting happy...
Plated with brown rice
I was surprised at the sweetness from the onions and snap peas. Needless to say three chops was a bit much but they needed to be cooked and I haven't met a pork chop I didn't like.
Bottom line: The cook passed the "red-face test, i.e., the wife liked it. :woohoo:
Normally I use a tradional stir fry recipe, however, my daughter gave me a bottle of original Korean meat-marinade and she has been asking me when am I going to use it.
Soooo I cut up the pork chops and allowed them to rest in the Korean meat-marinade for about an hour. Then I thought I'd jazz up the marinade with:
.5 tsp chili powder
.5 tsp dried hot red peppers
1 tsp ginger
3 tbs Korean meat-marinade
I combined this mixture and added it to the pork and marinade.
Fired up the egg and allowed it burn a full throtle for a bit then closed the bottom vent, opened the dome and inserted the wok. All the while brown rice was cooking on the stove top.
The fixin's...
Koean meat-marinade.
Sweet onions...
Snap peas...
Broccoli and shrooms...
Cut up pork chops...
Everything getting happy...
Plated with brown rice
I was surprised at the sweetness from the onions and snap peas. Needless to say three chops was a bit much but they needed to be cooked and I haven't met a pork chop I didn't like.
Bottom line: The cook passed the "red-face test, i.e., the wife liked it. :woohoo:
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Shweet!!! Looks great!!Molly
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Thanks Molly!
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that looks really good. I have got to get a wok and learn how to cook on it. I noticed some sort of spacer between the thermometer face and the egg lid. What is that and what function does it perform?
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sweeeeet cook, Bill
More info on the "secret sauce" please please please -
Nice cook Bill
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Bill you can't go wrong with stir fry, I love it. I been trying different types of sauces and herbs and the flavors you can do with stir fry are fantastic and unlimited that you can do.
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Very nice, Bill. I do a lot of Chinese cooking, but never on the Egg. Hhmmm??
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Hey LoneStarEgg,
The "spacer" is a half of a wine cork. It's purpose is to provide more space in the dome from the probe end of the thermometer, i.e., avoid hitting the meat.
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Thank you!
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Thanks Ross.
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Thanks PBM,
I was motivated watching you use the wok at Rod's house last october. -
Hey Dave,
Get a wok for the egg and get going! You'll never go back to stove top wokking. That is unless there's 4 feet of snow between you and the egg. :laugh:
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What a great looking cook and I'm sure it tasted great also. Nice pictures to boot. Keep em coming.
Regards,
Bordello -
Thanks!
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Bill, I can't wait until I get a wok and try it. Did you do the veggies in the order of the pics? how long did you do each type of veggies? I'm sure chicken would be good on there too.
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Chicken works. And yes that was the order I cooked in.
Thanks,
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