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6 SERVINGS DAIRY-FREE
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In keeping with the Buddhist tradition of cleansing the body with only vegetables, Jai must be eaten on New Year's Day.
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The dish has been eaten in one form or possibly another for hundreds of years.
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It contains 28 different ingredients, including dry black moss, dry bean curd and ginkgo nuts, but this simplified version is just as good and much easier to prepare.
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Make sauce: In small bowl, mix all sauce Ingredients.
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Set aside.
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In medium bowl, soak mushrooms in 1/2 c. cool water till softened, about 30 min.
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In another bowl, soak noodles in warm (not boiling) water to cover 5 min.
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Drain mushrooms and squeeze dry (reserve soaking water to use in soups).
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Cut off and throw away stems; thinly slice caps and set aside.
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Drain noodles and set aside.
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In wok or possibly large deep skillet, heat vegetable oil over high heat.
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Add in mushrooms, scallions, garlic and ginger and stir-fry 1 minute.
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Add in carrot, water chestnuts, bamboo shoots, baby corn, snow peas and cabbage and stir-fry 2 min.
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Add in sauce, cover and cook 5 min.
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Gently stir in noodles and tofu till well coated.
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Reduce heat to low, cover and cook till most of the sauce is absorbed, about 15 min.
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Serve at once.