<p><strong>Bamboo Shoot Stir Fry</strong><br /><strong>Ingredients</strong></p>.<p>2 cups Bamboo shoots, julienned</p>.<p>6 Button mushrooms, sliced thin</p>.<p>4 spring onion, finely chopped</p>.<p>1 cup red, yellow and green bell peppers </p>.<p>1 tbsp extra virgin olive oil</p>.<p>1-1/2 tsp red chilli flakes</p>.<p>Salt </p>.<p><strong>Method</strong></p>.<p>To start off, heat up a cast-iron skillet on medium heat. Add olive oil, chopped spring onions and sauté for two minutes. Next, add bamboo shoots and cook for another two minutes. </p>.<p>Add chopped sweet peppers and mushrooms with required salt, cook until all the vegetables are crispy. Sprinkle chilli flakes and stir for a minute.</p>.<p>Serve bamboo shoot stir fry Recipe with phulka or as a side dish with rice and sambar.</p>.<p><em>(recipe courtesy: archanaskitchen.com)</em></p>.<p><strong>Soop Naw Mai (Thai Bamboo Shoot Salad)</strong></p>.<p><strong>Ingredients</strong></p>.<p>300 grams bamboo shoots </p>.<p>1 stalk green onion, thinly sliced</p>.<p>1 onion </p>.<p>1 handful fresh mint</p>.<p>1 handful cilantro leaves </p>.<p>2 tbsp rice powder </p>.<p>1 tsp Thai chilli powder</p>.<p>2 tbsp lime juice</p>.<p>2 tbsp fish sauce</p>.<p>1 tbsp coconut sugar</p>.<p><strong>Method</strong></p>.<p>Combine all ingredients for the dressing and set aside</p>.<p>Prepare the bamboo shoots: If you are using fresh unprepared bamboo shoots, bring a large pot of water to boil.</p>.<p>Boil the bamboo shoots for about 45-60 minutes with one tbsp of sugar. This will help to reduce the pungent smell and the bitterness of the shoots</p>.<p>Peel away the outer layer and slice it into strips.</p>.<p>Prepare the toasted rice powder (khao khua): Preheat a small to medium skillet on high heat without any oil. Once hot, put in one handful of sticky rice and use a wooden spoon to move it around. Let it toast until golden brown for about 15 minutes. </p>.<p>Set aside to let it cool down before grinding into a coarse powder.</p>.<p>Put the toasted rice into a food processor/ blender and process into a coarse powder. Let it cool and store in an air-tight container. You can do this a night before if you prefer</p>.<p>Assemble the salad: Add the sliced purple onions, green onion, chili powder dressing and finish with toasted rice, mint and coriander leaves.</p>.<p>Toss to mix everything. Have a taste and adjust by adding more fish sauce and sugar if necessary</p>.<p><span class="italic">(recipe courtesy: yummly.com)</span></p>.<p><strong>Sesame Chicken</strong></p>.<p><strong>Ingredients</strong></p>.<p>1/4 cup soy sauce</p>.<p>2 tbsp Chinese cooking wine</p>.<p>2 tsp cornstarch</p>.<p>1 tsp sugar</p>.<p>1 pound boneless, skinless chicken thighs, sliced </p>.<p>2 tbsp peanut oil</p>.<p>4 cloves garlic, minced</p>.<p>2 tbsp ginger, minced</p>.<p>1 tsp chilli paste</p>.<p>6 oz snow peas, trimmed</p>.<p>1 cup bamboo shoots </p>.<p>8 oz water chestnuts</p>.<p>3 scallions, thinly sliced</p>.<p>3 tbsp sesame seeds, toasted</p>.<p>2 tsp sesame oil</p>.<p><strong>Method</strong></p>.<p>In a bowl, combine soy sauce, cooking wine, cornstarch, and sugar. Stir in chicken and marinate for 15 minutes.</p>.<p>Place wok over high heat. When wok smokes, add peanut oil. When oil shimmers, add garlic and ginger and cook for 10 seconds.</p>.<p>Remove chicken from marinade. Reserve marinade and add chicken to wok. Cook, stirring occasionally until chicken is browned and just cooked through.</p>.<p>Stir in chilli paste and snow peas and cook for two more minutes, add<br />in the bamboo shoots and water chestnuts and continue cooking until they are heated through for about one minute.</p>.<p>Remove from heat, stir in scallions, sesame seeds, and sesame oil and serve immediately.</p>.<p><span class="italic">(recipe courtesy: skagitfoodcoop.com)</span></p>
<p><strong>Bamboo Shoot Stir Fry</strong><br /><strong>Ingredients</strong></p>.<p>2 cups Bamboo shoots, julienned</p>.<p>6 Button mushrooms, sliced thin</p>.<p>4 spring onion, finely chopped</p>.<p>1 cup red, yellow and green bell peppers </p>.<p>1 tbsp extra virgin olive oil</p>.<p>1-1/2 tsp red chilli flakes</p>.<p>Salt </p>.<p><strong>Method</strong></p>.<p>To start off, heat up a cast-iron skillet on medium heat. Add olive oil, chopped spring onions and sauté for two minutes. Next, add bamboo shoots and cook for another two minutes. </p>.<p>Add chopped sweet peppers and mushrooms with required salt, cook until all the vegetables are crispy. Sprinkle chilli flakes and stir for a minute.</p>.<p>Serve bamboo shoot stir fry Recipe with phulka or as a side dish with rice and sambar.</p>.<p><em>(recipe courtesy: archanaskitchen.com)</em></p>.<p><strong>Soop Naw Mai (Thai Bamboo Shoot Salad)</strong></p>.<p><strong>Ingredients</strong></p>.<p>300 grams bamboo shoots </p>.<p>1 stalk green onion, thinly sliced</p>.<p>1 onion </p>.<p>1 handful fresh mint</p>.<p>1 handful cilantro leaves </p>.<p>2 tbsp rice powder </p>.<p>1 tsp Thai chilli powder</p>.<p>2 tbsp lime juice</p>.<p>2 tbsp fish sauce</p>.<p>1 tbsp coconut sugar</p>.<p><strong>Method</strong></p>.<p>Combine all ingredients for the dressing and set aside</p>.<p>Prepare the bamboo shoots: If you are using fresh unprepared bamboo shoots, bring a large pot of water to boil.</p>.<p>Boil the bamboo shoots for about 45-60 minutes with one tbsp of sugar. This will help to reduce the pungent smell and the bitterness of the shoots</p>.<p>Peel away the outer layer and slice it into strips.</p>.<p>Prepare the toasted rice powder (khao khua): Preheat a small to medium skillet on high heat without any oil. Once hot, put in one handful of sticky rice and use a wooden spoon to move it around. Let it toast until golden brown for about 15 minutes. </p>.<p>Set aside to let it cool down before grinding into a coarse powder.</p>.<p>Put the toasted rice into a food processor/ blender and process into a coarse powder. Let it cool and store in an air-tight container. You can do this a night before if you prefer</p>.<p>Assemble the salad: Add the sliced purple onions, green onion, chili powder dressing and finish with toasted rice, mint and coriander leaves.</p>.<p>Toss to mix everything. Have a taste and adjust by adding more fish sauce and sugar if necessary</p>.<p><span class="italic">(recipe courtesy: yummly.com)</span></p>.<p><strong>Sesame Chicken</strong></p>.<p><strong>Ingredients</strong></p>.<p>1/4 cup soy sauce</p>.<p>2 tbsp Chinese cooking wine</p>.<p>2 tsp cornstarch</p>.<p>1 tsp sugar</p>.<p>1 pound boneless, skinless chicken thighs, sliced </p>.<p>2 tbsp peanut oil</p>.<p>4 cloves garlic, minced</p>.<p>2 tbsp ginger, minced</p>.<p>1 tsp chilli paste</p>.<p>6 oz snow peas, trimmed</p>.<p>1 cup bamboo shoots </p>.<p>8 oz water chestnuts</p>.<p>3 scallions, thinly sliced</p>.<p>3 tbsp sesame seeds, toasted</p>.<p>2 tsp sesame oil</p>.<p><strong>Method</strong></p>.<p>In a bowl, combine soy sauce, cooking wine, cornstarch, and sugar. Stir in chicken and marinate for 15 minutes.</p>.<p>Place wok over high heat. When wok smokes, add peanut oil. When oil shimmers, add garlic and ginger and cook for 10 seconds.</p>.<p>Remove chicken from marinade. Reserve marinade and add chicken to wok. Cook, stirring occasionally until chicken is browned and just cooked through.</p>.<p>Stir in chilli paste and snow peas and cook for two more minutes, add<br />in the bamboo shoots and water chestnuts and continue cooking until they are heated through for about one minute.</p>.<p>Remove from heat, stir in scallions, sesame seeds, and sesame oil and serve immediately.</p>.<p><span class="italic">(recipe courtesy: skagitfoodcoop.com)</span></p>