When I served these Easy Healthy Asian Vegetables in a beautiful sauce, it got rave reviews and everyone went back for seconds!
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Asian Vegetables Side Dish
Frozen Asian vegetables from Costco are pretty darn close to fresh. They're perfectly sliced and cut. They're vibrantly colorful. And, when you prepare the using this recipe with the bone broth sauce, they're doubled and tripled with nutrients!
And, when you see the amount of frozen vegetables I'm using, don't get alarmed. They do cook down what in the sauce. Plus, I wanted tons of veggies rather than lots of sauce. The sauce gently coats the veggies rather than overwhelming the veggies.
Asian Vegetables Dishes
I served the vegetables in the creamy mushroom chicken bone broth sauce with roasted Sunday chicken!
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Frozen Asian Vegetables
To make these frozen vegetables more scrumptious, we're making a creamy sauce. And, to add to the nutrients in the sauce, I'm using Kettle and Fire's Mushroom Chicken Bone Broth. Again, I can save you money and the bone broth can be delivered right to your front door.
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Stir Fried Vegetables
Now if you don't want to put the vegetables in a sauce (oh, lawsy I can't imagine why not!), then you could do a simple stir fry with them. Add some toasted sesame seed oil to your hot wok or skillet. Throw in the veggies and finished off with some shoyu soy sauce.
Asian Vegetables Sauce
This Asian vegetables sauce starts with a simple roux. Adding shallots and garlic intensifies the flavors.
Then I'm using a while wine to start the sauce and following with the mushroom chicken bone broth.
Finally, we're going to add some unsweetened coconut milk to give it a tad bit more creaminess.
Asian Style Vegetables
Now these vegetables can be served with about any type of protein or seafood. You can also add more mushrooms and make the dish more 'meaty' making it great for an entree rather than a side dish.
Asian Stir Fry Vegetables Sauce
The sauce that's enveloping these vegetables is totally different from the traditional Asian stir fry vegetable sauce. There's no soy sauce in it. It's got a roux base and it's creamy. You could add soy sauce and if you want a hint of sweet maybe add a few tablespoons of sweet chili Asian sauce like Trader Joe's Sweet Chili Sauce.
Healthy Asian Sauce for Vegetables
I'm always looking for ways to infuse flavor and more nutrients in my recipes. And, I certainly think I've done son with this creamy sauce for the Asian vegetables.
Cooking Asian Vegetables Recipe
Sure hope you try this recipe. It got rave reviews from Pop and my 27 y/o grandson, Charlie. In fact, we polished off ALL of it, including the spatchcock chicken from Cooks Venture!
