Aceite de sésamo
classicSliced thin and dressed cold, toasted fat is the simplest and most common treatment.
Cultivada por el tallo grueso y pálido, no por las hojas de arriba, y pelada hasta el centro fresco y crujiente antes de tocar el wok.
Sliced thin and dressed cold, toasted fat is the simplest and most common treatment.
A fast stir-fry with garlic is the hot version of the same idea.
Heat and fat against a stem that is otherwise just crunch and faint bitterness.
Salt against a mild vegetable that carries almost no savour of its own.
A cold salad leans on malt acid the way cucumber salads do further south.
Numbing tingle over a crisp mild stem, the standard cold-dish treatment.
Stir-fried with shredded pork, the stem stays crisp while the meat carries the savour.
A raw, thinly sliced version dressed cold and green reads closer to a Western salad than a Chinese side.
Aged salt umami on a very mild crisp stem, not traditional but close to celery with cheese.