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Tagliatelle With Chinese Vegetables Recipe

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Tagliatelle With Chinese Vegetables
3 spring onions, sliced
1 2.5cm. piece fresh ginger grated
3 tbsp dark sesame oil
75 g baby sweetcorn, sliced
50 g water-chestnuts, sliced
75 g button mushrooms - quartered
50 g mange-tout - sliced diagonally
2 tbsp soy sauce
175 g tagliatelle - cooked 'al dente'


This is a kind of western chow mein, quickly and easily prepared. A
delicious way to eat tagliatelle, the soft pasta contrasting with the
crunchiness of the Chinese vegetables.

Stir-fry the spring onions and ginger gently in the oil for a couple
of minutes so that they soften, then toss in the prepared vegetables
and stir until they heat through and begin to soften - about 4-5
minutes. Then stir in the soy sauce and heat through again, stirring
all the time. Pour this mixture over the hot, drained tagliatelle in
a warm serving-dish, toss thoroughly and serve immediately.

Copyright Rosamond Richardson 1996

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