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Qty :Unlike some of the other cruciferous vegetables, you can consume virtually all parts of bok choy without much trimming or worrying about problematic textures or cooking times.
Some ideas to use them:
From all of the cooking methods we tried when cooking bok choy, our favorite is Healthy Sauté. We think that it provides the greatest flavor.
Healthy Sauté—similar to Quick Steaming and Quick Boiling, our other recommended cooking methods—follows three basic cooking guidelines that are generally associated in food science research with improved nutrient retention.
These three guidelines are:
- (1) minimal necessary heat exposure;
- (2) minimal necessary cooking duration;
- (3) minimal necessary food surface contact with cooking liquid.
- Healthy Sauté bok choy with snow peas and mushrooms.
- Add a few drops of tamari soy sauce to bok choy recipe.
- Combine Healthy Sautéed bok choy with tofu or chicken for a complete meal.
To store, place bok choy in a plastic storage bag, removing as much of the air from the bag as possible, and place it in the crisper of your refrigerator..Bok choy will keep for about 1 week if properly stored.
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