Din Tai Fung Green Beans
Serves 1
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Directions
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Cut the string beans in half.
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Cut the string beans in half.
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Cut the string beans in half.
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Hot water blanch them for a few minutes.
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Hot water blanch them for a few minutes.
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Hot water blanch them for a few minutes.
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Shock in cold water and pat them very dry.
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Shock in cold water and pat them very dry.
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Shock in cold water and pat them very dry.
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Coat the beans with half a tablespoon of oil.
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Coat the beans with half a tablespoon of oil.
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Coat the beans with half a tablespoon of oil.
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Spread the beans out in the air fryer basket.
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Spread the beans out in the air fryer basket.
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Spread the beans out in the air fryer basket.
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Air fry at 350 for 5 minutes.
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Air fry at 350 for 5 minutes.
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Air fry at 350 for 5 minutes.
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Saute lots of garlic.
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Saute lots of garlic.
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Saute lots of garlic.
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Add the beans and season with salt and chicken or mushroom bouillon.
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Add the beans and season with salt and chicken or mushroom bouillon.
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Add the beans and season with salt and chicken or mushroom bouillon.
Ingredients
fresh string beans
fresh string beans
fresh string beans
0.5 tablespoon oil
0.5 tablespoon oil
0.5 tablespoon oil
garlic
garlic
garlic
salt
salt
salt
vegetarian version of chicken bouillon made with dried shiitake mushrooms
vegetarian version of chicken bouillon made with dried shiitake mushrooms
vegetarian version of chicken bouillon made with dried shiitake mushrooms
Equipment
knife
saucepan
strainer
air fryer
skillet
Tips
Briefly blanching the beans is the key to making your beans taste just like the restaurants.
Use loads of garlic so don't be shy on this!
Season the beans with Taki Umami powder, which is a vegetarian version of chicken bouillon made with dried shiitake mushrooms.
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