I’m always looking for new vegetables, because frankly, there’s only so many nights a week I can eat broccoli or green beans. Add to that, the fact that I have a 3 year old and a husband with a similar palette means I have to get creative with any food that’s green. Last year I got a bunch of bok choy in a farm box, and stared in wonder. What was I going to do with BOK CHOY? And furthermore, what exactly IS bok choy? Well mamas, it’s a type of cabbage and it’s pretty darn delicious! Don’t believe me? Keep reading to get some awesome recipes.
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1. Roasted Bok Choy
With only 10 minutes to bake, this roasted bok choy is the perfect way to introduce this little cabbage to the fam. While the bok choy is roasting, whip up a homemade sesame dressing and then drizzle atop when removed from the oven.
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2. Garlic And Ginger Bok Choy
Stir fried in garlic and ginger, and then coated in a savory soy sauce slurry, this crispy bok choy is a great side dish for an Asian-themed dinner. Top with sesame seeds for extra crunch and everyone will be asking for seconds.
You can find this recipe over at LydiasFlexitarianKitchen.com, an amazing site if you’re looking to cut back on eating meat, but not give it up entirely.
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3. Baby Bok Choy With Cashews
Toasted cashews, with sautéed onions and garlic are the perfect addition to this bok choy dish. In just 15 minutes you have the perfect side dish for a BBQ’d dish or even something lighter like fish.
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4. Sauteed Bok Choy With Lemon And Capers
Lemon and capers are not the usual pair for bok choy, but this refreshing dish will convince you otherwise. Even better, this meal is cooked in one pan making for super easy cleanup.
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5. Spicy Roasted Bok Choy
Red pepper flakes and garlic kick this mild tasting cabbage up a notch. In just 6-7 minutes you’ll have a spicy side dish that will make you all warm and toasty!
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6. Baby Bok Choy Salad With Sesame Dressing
Crispy bok choy is topped with toasted almonds and ramen noodles in this bok choy salad. Drizzled with homemade sesame dressing and this fresh take on the otherwise boring salad is one to put in your permanent recipe rotation.
You can find this recipe, including the homemade sesame dressing CulinaryHill.com.





