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By Ken Hom
Published 1989
Frequently in Hong Kong, pickled ginger is eaten freshly pickled and thinly sliced as a treat with preserved eggs or just as a refreshing condiment at the table. However, I have enjoyed it just as much when it is cooked with meats or, as in this case, with bean curd. The bean curd is pan-fried, giving it a golden crust, and then stir-fried with the young pickled ginger. The result is a very nutritious, fresh and tasty vegetable side dish, or it can be served in a large quantity as a main ve
