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Export 13 ingredients for grocery delivery
Step 1
We'll start by boiling about 6 cups of water in a pot (the amount is pretty flexible).
Step 2
We'll be washing and preparing several vegetables:
Step 3
To create our sauce, we'll be mixing oyster sauce, sugar, water, light soy sauce, and dark soy sauce (gives it a darker color, slightly sweeter than light soy sauce).
Step 4
Heating the wok and oil sufficiently is very, very important for making chow mein and other stir fries. Especially for a carbon steel wok, this process helps ensure that the wok doesn't stick to the food.
Step 5
Time to cook everything! This part is pretty straightforward but there are a few nuances with heat and timing that I'll point out as we go.
Step 6
Great chefs always try their creations throughout the process and adjust if necessary, so try it out and see if you're happy with it!
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