Instead, in Chinese restaurants in China, not a drop of water is added for this vegetable dish. Why?
Because salt is added, and salt would draw the water content out of the cauliflower. While moisture content is reduced from the cauliflower, this makes the cauliflower becomes more crunchy and slightly chewy, which makes the texture so great!
Yes, Cauliflower Stir Fry is one of my favorite side dishes whenever I visit China. They are almost available everywhere. 干锅花菜 pronounced as gān guō huā cài, literally means “dry pot“ cauliflower because there is no water added to cook the cauliflower. In a big Chinese restaurant, the cauliflower is quick-fried to hasten the cooking process, given that they have a large amount of frying oil where it is not usual practices for regular home cooks. So here I slightly modify the cooking method to suits the common practices of most home cooks!
资源 : Baidu
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