stir-fry
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- noun
- /ˈstɜrˌfraɪ/
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salteado
- I'm thinking of making Thai basil stir fry chicken.
- stir-fry dish
- vegetable stir-fry
- tofu stir-fry
So I love using this in fajitas or stir fries, pastas, things like that.
- So I love using this in fajitas or stir fries, pastas, things like that.
- You could do like a vegan satay veggie noodles, stir fry, kind of like a chow Mein.
- We use this kale in our salads, in stir fries, we juice it, we make smoothies with it.
- And typically, you know, one that I recommend for for people is lemon juice, squeezing that over your dark leafy greens or your stir fry with beans.
Examples
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We use this kale in our salads, in stir fries, we juice it, we make smoothies with it.
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Sometimes if my stir fry is looking a little dry, I'll add a splash of chicken broth, and that takes care of it!
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Before she got an answer, Victoria came and sat down at the table with her bowl of stir-fry vegetables.
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Ben and I used to order from our favorite stir-fry place in town every Sunday night when we were newlyweds.
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Would you like some veggie stir-fry?
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For dinner tonight we have a cheeky little stir fry, which is pretty much the easiest thing to cook in the world, so that's why I'm cooking it.
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This vegan stir fry with cauliflower rice, Brussels, broccoli, carrots and tempeh.
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I can be boiling pasta, simmering soup, and heating water for tea on the other three burners while I attend closely to a vegetable stir-fry on the front burner.
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I made green veggies and Cajun shrimp, beef stir fry, and then this is just chicken and veg and then we have hummus and lots of veggies to dip.
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When served with rice, this no-fuss stir-fry makes a great family meal.
Synonyms
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Rice cooked in a hot pan with oil, vegetables, and eggs
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Rice quickly cooked in a little oil with vegetables or meat
A dish of small pieces of food quickly fried in a little oil or butter
A dish of cooked rice quickly fried with egg, green onions and meat or shrimp
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Etymology
Stir-fry comes from the words stir and fry, named for a quick cooking method where small pieces of food are 'moved around' while they 'cook in oil' in a hot pan. So a stir-fry is the dish you get when food is cooked this fast way.