Easy Veggie Stir-Fry Recipe with Brown Jasmine Rice

Once September rolled around, I buckled down and started to make weeknight meals that were quick and easy that the whole family would enjoy. In addition, my wife and I have been trying to be more conscious of what we are putting in our bodies. My wife has taken this thing to the next level by remaining gluten and dairy-free and doing her best to be plant first. I was told that if she was going to eat this, the rice needed to be brown, so brown rice it is.

The art of stir-frying is exactly that, constantly stirring while frying over very high heat. I understand how some people can get worried that things are going to burn because when the pan is smoking, you know it’s hot. You want to get your wok super hot over high heat before adding in your sesame oil and then your veggies. Since sweet potatoes take a little longer to cook I decided to cook those first by themselves for a few minutes before adding in all of the other vegetables.

The trick is to keep the wok super hot while placing the wooden spatula to the bottom of the pan and using your other hand to rock the pan back and forth. Doing this ensures none of your ingredients stick to the bottom of the pan while quickly searing every part of each vegetable. You should never walk away from making stir-fry, or you'll risk eating mushy, overcooked vegetables. Stir-fry should be full of crisp, slightly cooked vegetables that still have color and all of their original fresh flavor.

You want to finish off this easy vegetarian stir-fry by mixing in the stir-fry sauce and don’t worry, due to the cornstarch in the sauce it will immediately thicken. From there, just keep it warm over low heat before adding it to the top of the cooked brown jasmine rice. If you want tons of flavor in a recipe that is really easy to make, then this Easy Veggie Stir-Fry Recipe with Brown Jasmine Rice is definitely for you!