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Stir-fried Nai Bai
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Nai Bai 奶白菜 (Bok Choy Sum/Dwarf or Baby Pak Choi/Milk Cabbage – thanks to commenters for the English names) is my favourite Chinese green at the moment. The leaves are curl, wrinkled and dark green with short stems resembling a miniature baby bok choy.
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We love this vegetable for its leafy and crunchy texture after cooking, and a simple plate of stir-fried Nai Bai (清炒奶白菜) makes its appearance on our dinner table almost weekly. This is a quick stir-fry and I usually serve it with a meat side dish such as ginger scallions pork or chicken, and steamed rice for a simple Chinese home-cooked meal. If you have not tried this vegetable before, do look out for it as it is really delicious. I like to keep my Chinese vegetable stir-fry minimum with garlic, ginger, salt and Chinese wine. But if you like to add depth and extra deliciousness to a Chinese vegetable stir-fry, add ikan bilis powder and fried lard for incredible flavour.
奶白菜 Englsih name milk cabbage
This vege tastes fantastic when cooks with yam and roast pork!!!
agree with you!
I think this is Dwarf Pak Choi
You can try adding wolf berries. It adds color to the dish.
I did another variation of the dish. Check out lazyhomecooking.wordpress.com
I plant nai bai since 2012 with 100% organic treatment
if i wish to omit chinese wine, what shld i replace if with?
Hi Shazy, if you do not consume alcohol or use them in cooking, feel free to omit the wine. There is no need to substitute.