I made this delicious and thrifty recipe Friday night, again!
The original recipe is here at Heavenly Homemaker
It is flexible - I started by looking in our fridge for vegetables that especially needed cooking. The big head of broccoli is what I started with. I also added onion, celery, and carrots and a little fresh garlic.
This is big batch- I wanted to have leftovers.
So, there is a big pot of water coming to a boil on the right, out of the picture. It will cook that pound bag of penne pasta.
I sauté the veggies, in Olive oil, one or two at a time, just cooking them a little and leaving a little crunch.
The veggies usually finish cooking about the same time as the pasta.
Drain the pasta when done, then the cooked veggies and soy sauce and pepper to taste are added. Stir a little and feed to your family. I add salt to the pasta water and use low salt soy sauce - for our taste buds, it is plenty salty without adding more salt.
The original recipe is here at Heavenly Homemaker
It is flexible - I started by looking in our fridge for vegetables that especially needed cooking. The big head of broccoli is what I started with. I also added onion, celery, and carrots and a little fresh garlic.
This is big batch- I wanted to have leftovers.
So, there is a big pot of water coming to a boil on the right, out of the picture. It will cook that pound bag of penne pasta.
I sauté the veggies, in Olive oil, one or two at a time, just cooking them a little and leaving a little crunch.
The veggies usually finish cooking about the same time as the pasta.
Drain the pasta when done, then the cooked veggies and soy sauce and pepper to taste are added. Stir a little and feed to your family. I add salt to the pasta water and use low salt soy sauce - for our taste buds, it is plenty salty without adding more salt.
I've made this with spaghetti noodles and with frozen stirfry noodles.
Cabbage and water chestnuts are good too.