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4 Ways to Cut Bok Choy

By Matthew Lynch
October 16, 2023
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Bok choy, also known as Chinese cabbage, is a versatile and nutritious vegetable commonly used in  Asian cuisine. It has a mild flavor that works well in various recipes, providing a healthy dose of vitamins and minerals. In this article, we’ll explore four ways to cut bok choy to suit your cooking needs.

 1.Chopped

Chopping bok choy is ideal for stir-fries, soups, and salads. To do this:

– Remove any damaged outer leaves from the bok choy head.

– Rinse the bok choy thoroughly under cold water to remove dirt and grit.

– Place the bok choy on a cutting board with the stem end facing you.

– Hold the head of bok choy with one hand and use a sharp knife to make vertical cuts about 1-2 inches apart.

– Shift your grip on the bok choy head slightly, and slice perpendicular to your first set of cuts until you reach the desired size.

2. Thinly Sliced

Thinly sliced bok choy works well for slaws, salads or garnishing dishes. To achieve this cut:

– Follow steps 1-3 as mentioned above.

– Hold the knife at a slight angle (45 degrees) while cutting for wider slices.

– With the vegetable firmly held, slice across the stem near its base at a consistent thickness.

3. Wedges

Bok choy wedges are great for grilling or roasting. Here’s how to create these beautiful cuts:

– Prepare and clean the bok choy as mentioned in steps 1 and 2 above.

– With the stem end facing you, slice the head of bok choy in half vertically.

– If you have larger leaves, divide each half into smaller equal portions by making one or two more vertical cuts.

4. Julienne

Julienne bok choy is perfect for sautés, noodle dishes, or as a garnish. Follow these steps for a julienne cut:

– Separate and wash individual bok choy leaves.

– Stack 3-4 cleaned leaves on top of each other.

– Roll the leaves tightly, creating a cigar-like shape.

– Use your knife to slice the roll into thin strips, resulting in long and even strips of bok choy.

Remember to practice good knife safety when cutting bok choy or any other vegetable. With these four methods of cutting bok choy at your disposal, you’re well-equipped to master various recipes and discover new ways to enjoy this nutritious vegetable in your daily meals.

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