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The Big Ragu

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Exciting times at Casa Ragu. I got home early and I decided to cook up a feast. But I'm all by myself :( Since I have no one to share it with, I am sharing it with all you.

I included the following ingredients in my stir fry:
Sliced garlic
Sliced ginger root
Crushed hot red pepper
Red Korean hot sauce
Soy Sauce
Scallions
Red peppers
Snow peas
****ake mushrooms
Regular sliced mushrooms
Broccoli (a ton of it!)
Cut baby corns
Bamboo shoots
Sliced water chestnuts
Carrots
Rice noodles (boil them while I am frying up the veggies, drain them and add them last. I leave them in just long enough to get coated)

I stir fry in a wok and I the do ingredients in stages, depending on how quickly they cook. I add the seasoning (crushed red pepper, hot sauce, soy sauce) throughout.

I made enough to feed an army. I'm eating it right now and it is pretty good. It's a little on the hot side, but I like it that way.

I am open to suggestions on how I can make it better, including things I can add next time. I don't eat meat, so while I appreciate that most of you would add chicken/shrimp/beef/whatever, it isn't an option. Any other ideas?
 
Wow... now I'm strangely disappointed in your username.....

More like The Big Vegina

:)
 
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Columbo said:
Wow... now I'm strangely disappointed in your username.....

More like The Big Vegina

:)

Jeez. The sad thing is I have several friends who would use that one if they were clever enough to think it up.
 
The Big Ragu said:
Columbo said:
Wow... now I'm strangely disappointed in your username.....

More like The Big Vegina

:)

Jeez. The sad thing is I have several friends who would use that one if they were clever enough to think it up.
The stir sounds off the hook... seriously.
 
You're scratching me right where I itch with the TON of broccoli ... no stir fry should be without it.

The only thing I would add is bean sprouts, but put them in AFTER you're done cooking (last thing) because they stay crispy that way. Oh, and I use the low sodium soy sauce; I can't tell any difference.
 
Drain the noodles when they're done.
Heat the oven to 450
Drop a handfull of noodles in each corner of a cookie sheet.
Bake 8-12 minutes to make them crispy.
Then either crumble the crispy noodles into the stir-fry, or place a noodle bundle on a plate and spread stir-fry on top.
Then drizzle either with a warm soy-sauce/sugar/ginger/garlic puree.
Mmmmm
 
i like to use fish sauce or oyster sauce instead of soy sometimes.
does that break the veggie rules?
 
fever_dog said:
i like to use fish sauce or oyster sauce instead of soy sometimes.
does that break the veggie rules?

Never tried it. If it has fish in it, I won't touch it. Is it fish sauce, or sauce for fish?
 
The Big Ragu said:
fever_dog said:
i like to use fish sauce or oyster sauce instead of soy sometimes.
does that break the veggie rules?

Never tried it. If it has fish in it, I won't touch it. Is it fish sauce, or sauce for fish?
fish sauce ... sorry.
 
Highway 101 said:
Drain the noodles when they're done.
Heat the oven to 450
Drop a handfull of noodles in each corner of a cookie sheet.
Bake 8-12 minutes to make them crispy.
Then either crumble the crispy noodles into the stir-fry, or place a noodle bundle on a plate and spread stir-fry on top.
Then drizzle either with a warm soy-sauce/sugar/ginger/garlic puree.
Mmmmm

That sounds like a great idea. I will try that one time. The crispy noodles would work really well under the veggies. I am glad I started the thread for that suggestion alone.
 
The Highway 101 stir-fry is one of my go-to dinners early in a relationship. It gets serious when I break out the scampi and spinich alfredo with whipped dark chocolate mousse for dessert.
 
Do not use the bean sprouts.

Probably the easiest way to get food poisoning, short of eating raw chicken.
 
Zeke12 said:
Do not use the bean sprouts.

Probably the easiest way to get food poisoning, short of eating raw chicken.

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ahhhhhh, foul fowl....
 

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