Easiest Way to Make Eric Ripert Stir-fried Goya (Goya Chanpuru)

Hello everybody, it’s me again, Dan, welcome to my recipe site. Today, I will show you a way to make a distinctive dish, stir-fried goya (goya chanpuru). It is one of my favorites. This time, I will make it a bit tasty. This will be really delicious.

Goya chanpuru (ゴーヤチャンプルー) is another representative Okinawan dish along with rafute and Okinawa soba. The word "chanpuru" sounds similar to the Indonesian word "campur" which means mix/stir and indeed, goya chanpuru is a bitter melon stir fry dish. "Goya" means bitter melon in Okinawa dialect. Heat the oil (vegetable or olive oil) in a pan over medium heat, stir fry tofu until browned. Remove tofu from the pan and set aside.

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To begin with this particular recipe, we must first prepare a few ingredients. You can have stir-fried goya (goya chanpuru) using 14 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you cook that.

The ingredients needed to make Stir-fried Goya (Goya Chanpuru):

1. Get goya (cut in half lengthwise, remove the seeds, cut into 3~5mm slices)
2. Take firm tofu (drained and cut into bite sized pieces)
3. Take pork or ham (cut into bite sized pieces)
4. Prepare sliced onion
5. Get carrot (cut into thin strips)
6. Make ready beaten eggs
7. Prepare Seasonings:
8. Get * 1 tbsp sake
9. Make ready * 1 tbsp soy sauce
10. Take * 1/2~1 tbsp oyster sauce
11. Take vegetables oil or olive oil for frying tofu
12. Get sesame oil
13. Make ready dried bonito flakes for topping (optional)
14. Get salt and pepper for seasoning

Then, goya is stir-fried in the extracted pork fat. Next, firm tofu is crumbled with hands and fried. As the name suggests, goya has a bitter taste, so not usually eaten raw but it is used in stir fries especially dish known as goya-chanpuru. Goya has a rough exterior but the flesh does have a taste of a cross between an unripe avocado and courgette (zucchini).

Steps to make Stir-fried Goya (Goya Chanpuru):

1. Sprinkle salt on goya and rub, leave it for about 10 mins. Wash with water and drain well.
2. Heat the oil (vegetable or olive oil) in a pan over medium heat, stir fry tofu until browned. Remove tofu from the pan and set aside.
3. Heat the sesame oil in the same pan, add pork, onion, carrot, goya and stir fry for 1~2 mins(softened). Put tofu back in the pan and then add seasonings and combine.
4. Pour the beaten egg over and stir quickly to mix. Season with salt and pepper. Top with dried bonito flakes (optional).

As the name suggests, goya has a bitter taste, so not usually eaten raw but it is used in stir fries especially dish known as goya-chanpuru. Goya has a rough exterior but the flesh does have a taste of a cross between an unripe avocado and courgette (zucchini). This bitter gourd is an acquired taste, however, it is common in traditional Okinawan dishes like the stir fried egg and goya: goya chanpuru. The Japanese Summer season ushers in a burst of delicious and vibrant vegetables. image via shutterstock.com View top-quality stock photos of Goya Chanpuru. Find premium, high-resolution stock photography at Getty Images.

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