SWEET ONION PEPPER STIR-FRY
A colorful
mosaic. I really love this vegetable dish, lowly as it may seem. To me it is almost like having sweet chutney on my plate. I have made this recipe forever and a day it seems. I don't tire of it.
1
cup sliced onions (250 mL)
1
red pepper, sliced
1
green pepper, sliced
Sweet Mustard
Sauce:
1/2 cup SPLENDA® Granular (125 mL)
1
tbsp prepared mustard (15 mL)
11/2 tsp
Worcestershire Sauce (7 mL)
1/2 tsp salt (2
mL)
1/8 tsp black
pepper (0.5 mL)
Sweet Mustard Sauce: In small bowl, combine SPLENDA® Granular,
prepared mustard, Worcestershire Sauce, salt and pepper. Set aside.
In electric wok or large
electric skillet, melt Healthy Butter, page 96. Add onions;
fry until barely tender 2 minutes. Add
red and green peppers; fry until barely tender 2 minutes. Stir in Sweet Mustard Sauce until heated
through.
Yield: 10 servings
1
serving
52.3
calories
0.7
g protein
3.6
g fat
3.8 g carbs
Variation: Add 1
cup (250 mL) sliced, raw mushrooms with the onions.
(4.4 g Carbs).

6 comments:
Oooh....YUM! I love onions and peppers together!
Beautiful! I swear, food totally tastes better when its pretty. I really like the sweet mustard sauce with the splenda :)
I agree, Ann.
Thanks - it helps. Presentation is not my strong suit but others also inspire me. I'm still learning with my camera. I only recently started taking my own pics.
Never cooked with splenda before, and am admittedly a little scared. Does it taste all saccharine-y? (Sorry for making up such a ridiculous word...)
I have never tasted saccharine. However, some people do get an aftertaste with Splenda - especially in the beginning. I did but not anymore. I like Nevella which is sucralose made by another company. It has probiotics in it.
Splenda is actually much nicer mixed with something like erythritol - the synergy of the two sweeteners is great. But Splenda on its own in baking is good too.
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