Ya, back to dish that I going to post here, i saw this dish in a TV food show, a Vietnamese way of stir fry chayote. We like this dish, the chayote tasted sweet and crunchy, simply delicious.
This is chayote. And the chayote's shoot also nice to just stir fry with anchovies, see my ealier post here. You can get both chayote and chayote shoot from Jusco store.
This is Szechuan pepercorn, replaced with black peppercorn if you can't find this.
Stir fried chayote and beef
(source: inspired by a TV Vietnamese food show, re-created by Sonia aka Nasi Lemak Lover)
1 medium chayote ( about 350g), remove skin and seed, sliced thinly
200g beef, sliced thinly
4 cloves garlic, chopped
1/2tsp Szechuan peppercorn
1 sprig spring onion, cut 1” length
1tbsp fish sauce
1tsp sugar
1/2tsp salt or to taste
Method
1. Marinate beef with fish sauce and sugar for 1hour.
2. Heat oil in a non-stick pan, quickly stir fry beef till color changed, not more than 1min. Set aside.
3. Heat little oil in a clean wok, sauté garlic till fragrant, add Szechuan peppercorn and chayote slices, cook for 2-3 mins, add little water if too dry.
4. Return beef to the wok, quickly mix well with chayote, add spring onion, seasoning with salt.
5. Dish out and serve hot.
Happy Cooking !!
23 comments:
Sonia...thanks for sharing this. Never knew this was called chayote :p Looks great with the beef :)
this frog under the well has no idea what is a chayote till now. thanks for sharing! :)
I've never tried cooking with chayote, should do so now. I would prefer black peppercorns, never fancy those sichuan peppercorns. Can't tolerate the numbness effect in my mouth!!
Never cook with chayote. Nice to know this option :D
lovely and simple recipe and like Zoe cooking with Chayote is new to me
Nice way to cook chayote.
And you finally found Szechuan Peppercorn!
You know in Southern US a chayote is called a Mirliton. I will have to try this.
I too have not heard of chayote! This dish of yours looks mighty good Sonia! Am going to look out for chayote at Jusco tomorrow! Thanks for sharing.
It's difficult to look for Szechuan peppercorn here! Hopefully, I'll be able get some! Your stir fried beef look simply wonderful. Ya, the school holiday already started. As for us, we've no difference! haha....
Cheers, Kristy
I love chayote or Sousou as we called them in S.Africa. They seem to have many names! They grew so well in our garden there and I learnt to cook them so many ways. Even my dogs loved them! We had so many!! I am going to try and grow them again when we make the final move to France as I have seen them there on the odd occasion. Diane
Hi sonia.Saya tak pernah makan sayur ni.Pertama kali lihat di pasar ..ingatkan sejenis buah jambu hehe.Boleh Cuba nanti:)
although i m not eating beef,but ur dishes look good:)
Your chayote looks so delicious. Never cook it with beef before; I'll try out this later. I'm also a fan of chayote cause its can be cooked in many different ways... it’s grow abundantly in my hometown.
lovely recipe. Looks alike fr Chef Luke Nguyen's recipe; one of my favourite chef :)
Your cooking always make me hungry
Hey thanks for taking the time to post this beautiful recipe despite being busy with the kids being at home! I know they are a handful, lol enjoy the school holidays spending time with your kids :)
Maybe I should give Chayote a try, never dare to buy it but I always seen Tigerfish cooked this.
I'll have to look out for that chayote! Thanks for sharing, this stir fry definitely looks delicious!
I love chayote,it is such a refreshing veggie,looks so yummy,with those peppers.
yes I like chayote too it's crispy and crunchy when stir fry!! hmmm ...interesting to use peppercorn ...must try your method too!! the chayote here are relatively cheap and we get buy anywhere at any time.....maybe I should get one tomorrow..
Ah, this is call Chayote...I don't know the name but have eaten and cook it many times!
where did u get the szechuan peppercorn from?
I have seen chayote a bunch of times especially at the Mexican groceries but have never tried cooking with it; this is a great dish and easy to make!
hy, thanks for posting recipe
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