Side dish for Stir fry Beef and Onions and Ginger

a Whole Foods Market Customer added 11 months ago

Latley I've been using Quinoa instead of rice. You may want something that can soak up the sauce from what looks like a flavorful stir fry. For Sesame noodles, I love just using wholewheat spaghetti, after cooking it i toss it with a good bit of sesame oil, tamari (low sodium soy sauce), Fresh Lime juice, and chopped fresh cilantro and scallions. Then garnish with Black and White sesame seeds, and if you want, red chiliflakes for a little kick. Hope that helps!

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added 11 months ago

I've always found oven roasted (and then crisped with the convection fan) asparagus to make a good side dish to anything asian. Your overall plate might end up a little vegetable heavy and starch light, but that's likely a good thing for anyone, no?

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