Yeo Kyung-ok's Guangdong-Style Soy Sauce Romaine
A simple and refreshing Hong Kong-style vegetable dish featuring crisp romaine lettuce briefly blanched to retain its crunch, paired with the aromatic flavor of green onion and ginger oil, and a sweet-salty soy sauce.
Ingredients needed 1 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- Avoid cutting too much from the romaine’s root end, as excessive trimming can cause the leaves to scatter during blanching and plating, ruining the presentation.
- Adding a small amount of oil and salt to the blanching water helps preserve the romaine’s bright green color and gives it a glossy sheen.
- While the balance of the soy sauce is important, the unique savory depth comes from the harmonious blend of the sautéed green onion and ginger oil infused into the vegetables.
- For serving or neat bite-sized portions, trim the root end with scissors after plating for a cleaner, more polished look.
Recommended for
- Those looking for a unique, warm vegetable dish instead of daily salads or wraps.
- People needing a fresh, crunchy side dish to pair with Chinese main courses.
- Individuals seeking a recipe that’s extremely simple in ingredients and method but delivers excellent flavor balance.
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