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Vegetable Cutting Tips![]()
Here are some great vegetable cutting tips for cooking in a wok. Ever wonder if there were any special techniques for cooking vegetables in a wok? First of all, there are some very specific ways that you should be cutting your vegetables. Proper cutting of the vegetables is a most important step in the preparation for wok cooking. The smaller you cut them, the quicker they will cook and therefore be the most nutritious because they are not losing nutrition during cooking. Proper Vegetable Cutting for Wok Cooking Asparagus - 1 inch long by 1/8 inches thick Broccoli - 2 inch flower heads Celery - 1/4 inch diagonal Cucumbers - 1 inch squares, peeled and quartered Cauliflower - 1/16 inch thick, 1 inch squares Cabbage - 1/4 inch shreds Carrots - 1/8 inch diagonal slivers Bell Peppers - 1 inch squares Mushrooms - 1/8 inch thick Mung Bean Sprouts - whole Okra - 1/2 inch lengths Onions - halve and slice 1/8 inch thick Parsley - chopped fine Peas - shelled Scallions - chopped coarse, 1/2 inch length at bottoms Snow peas - whole or cut in half Squash - 1/8 inch slices or 3/4 inch diced String Beans - cut in half lengthwise Tomato - wedges Watercress - cut in half Zucchini - 1/8 inch dice or 3/4 inch dice Are there any vegetables you have tips on cutting? With love, Grandmother's Kitchen |