Ingredients:
- mixed stir fry veggies
- 1 bag frozen veggies, or
- 3 cups fresh veggies, chopped
- 1 cup chopped dark greens (kale, collards, spinach)
- 3-4 cups cooked brown rice
- Amy's Spicy Peanut Sauce
- 1/2 cup creamy natural peanut butter
- 1/2 cup water
- 1/4 cup rice vinegar
- 1/4 cup low sodium soy sauce
- 1 tsp red pepper flakes
- 1/2 tsp minced garlic
- 1/4 tsp minced ginger
- 1/4 tsp wasabi powder (optional)
- stir fry toppings (just some ideas)
- chopped peanuts
- chopped green onion
- cilantro
- basil
- sprouts
- lime juice
Directions:
- Prepare all stir fry veggies. In a large non-stick skillet, water saute the vegetables until tender.
- While the veggies are cooking, in a smaller skillet, whisk together the Spicy Peanut Sauce ingredients over medium heat until it starts to bubble and the sauce thickens. Add more water if the sauce becomes too thick.
- Once veggies have finished cooking, add the cooked rice and prepared peanut sauce to it. Mix well, then add in the chopped dark greens.
- Cook over medium heat until rice is heated through and the dark greens have lightly wilted.
- Add more soy sauce and red pepper flakes to taste.
- Serve hot with any of the suggested toppings.
Amy's notes:
- This is a very versatile stir fry. Use whatever veggies you have on hand, or for an even faster dinner, use a frozen stir fry mix. I used fresh red onion, green bell pepper, mushrooms, and broccoli in mine.
- The spicy peanut sauce is one of my favorites and I make it all the time.
- To top my stir fry off, I added chopped green onion and cilantro. It added the perfect flavor punch to an already yummy dish!
I love stir fry! This looks delicious and I like how you have wasabi in the sauce. So creative and I bet it tastes amazing. I prefer my sauce on the spicy side, so I'll definitely have to give this one a try. Everything about it looks fantastic.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Nikki! I've been making a sauce like this without the wasabi for years, and when I purchased the wasabi powder for some vegan sushi I was making a friend and I a year ago, I thought it could be an awesome addition. Turns out that it adds a nice spicy kick to it! Thanks for reading, Amy
DeleteThank you for posting! I needed a quick and easy dinner tonight and had no idea what I was going to make. It is almost exactly like a recipe I make, but with noodles instead. It is very good! My daughter says it is better than the fried rice I used to make. :)
ReplyDeleteGlad I could inspire you for a quick dinner to whip up! I often serve the sauce on whole wheat spaghetti as well when I have some as leftovers from another meal, but this time I had brown rice. Leftover basics like noodles and rice help save so much time in the kitchen, and often a lot of $! Thanks so much for reading, Amy
DeleteI think I'm making this for myself for lunch or dinner tomorrow! Looks great!
ReplyDeleteThanks! Hope you enjoy, and thanks for reading! -Amy
DeleteI just discovered peanut sauce (Yes, I'm that slow - ha!) a few months ago, and I Love it! Your recipe sounds delicious! I would leave out the spice, though. I'm a whimp ;-) Bet this would be good w/ rice noodles, too. Or kelp noodles as a raw dish. Mmmm...
ReplyDeleteThanks for reading Veggiev! I totally understand not liking spice too much, and this recipe is easily adaptable for that. I do often have this same dish with noodles. It is generally my go-to for using up leftovers like extra brown rice or whole wheat spaghetti. Quick, easy, and delicious! -Amy
DeleteThis was amazing, thank you!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you enjoyed :)
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ReplyDeleteThis is delicious. We've made it multiple times!
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