Stir Fried Diced Vegetables (Char Liap Liap) 炒粒粒

This colourful and flavourful dish is a humble traditional delicacy with an interesting name: Char Liap Liap, which literally translates to "Stir Fried Cubes". All about cubes: made of various types of vegetables, tofu, prawns, and preserved radish, all cut into cubes. This dish is best served with porridge or steamed rice!
Ingredients
- 2 tbsp garlic (chopped)
- 150 grams long beans (cubed)
- 100 grams fresh shrimps (shelled and cubed)
- 100 grams Carrot (cubed)
- 100 grams pickled sweet radish (cubed)
- 50 grams raw peanuts (with skin and fried)
- 1 beancurd (tau kwa, fried and cubed)
- 1 5 spice beancurd (tau kwa, cubed and fried)
- 1 tbsp vegetable oil
- 1 tbsp Oyster Sauce
- 1/2 tbsp light soy sauce
- 1 tsp salt
- 1 tsp chicken stock granule
- 1/4 tsp dark soy sauce
Instructions
- 1
--- Prepare Ingredients: ---
- 2
First, finely chop garlic. Then dice the preserved sweet radish, long beans and carrots into 1 cm length.
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Slice firm beancurd (tau kwa) into thinner pieces, pan fried and cut into 1 cm cubes.
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Next, dice 5 spice beancurd (tau kwa) and deep fry till fragrant. Then set aside.
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Lastly, fry raw peanuts until golden brown. Then drain on paper towel. And we're ready to fry the diced vegetables.
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--- Frying diced vegetables: ---
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To fry, first heat up wok with 1 tbsp cooking oil. Add in chopped garlic and stir fry till fragrant. Then add in preserved sweet radish cubes and continue to fry till aromatic. Next, stir in cut long beans and carrot cubes and mix well.
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Season with salt, oyster sauce, chicken stock granules and light soy sauce.
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Next, add a little dark soy sauce for colour. Lastly, add in the fried beancurd and fried peanuts. Continue to fry for about 5 minutes. Gently mix well and we're done!
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Dish out onto a serving plate and serve immediately. This dish is usually served with hot plain porridge or steamed rice. As always, Enjoy!
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