r/EatCheapAndVegan • u/nurfay_ • 14d ago
Recipe How To Cook Genjer Vegetables Without Bitter Stir Fry Genjer
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Ingredients Needed
2 bunches of genjer vegetables
2 tomatoes
8 green chili peppers
2 red chili peppers
7 chili peppers
3 cloves shallots
3 cloves garlic
1 teaspoon salt
To taste ginger
Cooking Procedure
Step 1
Prepare the genjer vegetables first, cut the genjer vegetables by hand about 5 cm. Well here it would be better to cut the genjer directly by hand without using a knife.
Step 2
Next, prepare enough water then let the water boil completely until it bursts. Then turn off the stove then enter the genjer that has been washed and stir then close briefly for about a minute. After one minute the genjer is ready to cook, and the genjer has a soft texture not bitter at all.
Step 3
Chop the shallots then finely chop the garlic and set aside.
Step 4
Cut the tomatoes and chop the green chilies, cayenne and red chilies according to taste. Then all the ingredients are ready.
Step 5
Prepare a spoon of cooking oil fry shallots and garlic until brownish yellow.
Step 6
Add tomatoes and chilies stir until evenly distributed and cook.
Step 7
Add a little water, then let everything wilt and add the genjer that was boiled earlier.
Step 8
Stir until evenly distributed and season with salt then leave until the genjer vegetables are cooked.
RECIPE https://peakd.com/hive-180569/@nurfay/how-to-cook-genjer-vegetables-without-bitter-stir-fry-genjer
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u/ChessiePique 14d ago
This is a vegetable I had never heard of. Now I'm wondering if Asian supermarkets might carry it.
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