Chop suey recipe

Chop Suey recipe

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Recipe intro

Chop suey is a popular Chinese-American dish that combines an array of vegetables, meat, and savory sauces. This recipe for chop suey offers a flavorful and easy-to-follow method to recreate this beloved stir-fry dish at home. With a delightful mix of textures and flavors, this dish is perfect for a quick weeknight meal or for entertaining guests.

Keywords: chop suey, Chinese-American, stir-fry, vegetables, and flavorful.

Chop suey recipe details

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Ingredients

2	chicken breasts
5	Chinese cabbage
125 g	beans
3	sticks celery
2	onion(s)
1 large	carrot(s)
250 g	green prawns
2 tbsp	oil
250 g	minced pork
240 ml	water
2 tsp	cornflour
1	chicken stock cube
1 tbsp	soy sauce
240 g	bamboo shoots, 1 can

Instructions

Steam or boil chicken until tender, cool. Remove meat from bones, cut into cubes. Shred cabbage, slice beans and celery diagonally, peel and chop onions, peel carrot, cut into cubes. Shell prawns, remove back vein.

Heat oil in pan or wok, add minced pork, and cook until well browned, about five minutes. Add cabbage, beans, carrot, onions and celery to pan, toss until all ingredients are well combined and cook further three minutes.

Add combined water, cornflour, crumbled chicken stock cube and soy sauce to pan, stir until sauce boils and thickens. Add chicken, prawns and drained bamboo shoots, cook further three minutes, or until prawns are cooked.

Preparation time:
ca. 30 min
Grade of difficulty:
medium
Calories per portion:
n/a