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Okay, help me plan a meal for two tomorrow night...Got the entree nailed, but need help with sides.
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bok choy cooked till soft with soy sauce, pepper, salt, and garlic.. nice salty side to offset the sweetness of the pork -- nm
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colin (aka colinski)
Oct 21 '08, 11:56
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I'm intrigued, but have never worked with bok choy before. Best way to cook just in a rounded pan? -- nm
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Oct 21, 11:58
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yeah, i just chop it into about inch long pieces and cook it in a normal pan.. no need to cover it.
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colin
Oct 21, 12:14
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oh, just buy baby bok choys and cook whole. put in a pan with just a little water, cover and boil/steam for only a few minutes. -- nm
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Andie
Oct 21, 12:22
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