Ingredients
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4
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4
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1/2
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1
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1/4
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1/2
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1/2
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1/2
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2
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Directions
P F Chang’s Temple Long Beans, This copycat recipe is for P F Chang’s Temple Long Beans. This simple stir-fry of Chinese long beans in a vegetarian oyster sauce is true to the spirit of Chinese Buddhist cuisine, hence the name, Temple Long Beans. Pressed five-spice tofu is sold in the refrigerator cases of many Asian groceries. If you cannot find it or the fragrant Chinese yellow chives, simply double the amount of long beans., This copycat recipe is for P F Chang’s Temple Long Beans. This simple stir-fry of Chinese long beans in a vegetarian oyster sauce is true to the spirit of Chinese Buddhist cuisine, hence the name, Temple Long Beans. Pressed five-spice tofu is sold in the refrigerator cases of many Asian groceries. If you cannot find it or the fragrant Chinese yellow chives, simply double the amount of long beans.
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Steps
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1
Done
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Separately Blanch the Long Beans and Carrots Until Tender-Crisp in Plain Boiling Water. Drain and Rush Under Cold Water to Stop the Cooking. Drain Again. Set Aside. |
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2
Done
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Combine the Temple Sauce Ingredients. Taste and Adjust the Soy Sauce and Sugar to Your Liking. |
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3
Done
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Heat a Wok or Wide Skillet Over High Heat Until Hot. Add the Vegetable Oil, Swirl to Glaze the Pan. Add the Long Beans, Carrots and Tofu. Stir-Fry Until Hot, About 2 Minutes. |
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4
Done
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Stir the Sauce and Add It to the Pan. Bring to a Simmer, Tossing to Bath the Vegetables. Stir the Cornstarch Mixture Then Add It to the Pan. Stir Until the Sauce Turns Glossy, About 10 Seconds. Shower in the Chives, Stir to Blend, Then Turn Off the Heat. Add the Sesame Oil and Toss to Mix. |
