I have made this several times. I LOVE it. I always end up adding a little more hoisin than it calls for (the amount the recipe calls for doesn't quite cut it). I like to add shredded rotisserie chicken and serve it on lettuce cups.
From EatingWell: September/October 2008
This vegetarian version of the classic Chinese stir-fry, Moo Shu, uses already-shredded vegetables to cut down on the prep time. Serve with warm whole-wheat tortillas, Asian hot sauce and extra hoisin if desired.





I have made this several times. I LOVE it. I always end up adding a little more hoisin than it calls for (the amount the recipe calls for doesn't quite cut it). I like to add shredded rotisserie chicken and serve it on lettuce cups.





I added shrimp and a little tofu to this recipe for some protein. So yummy!





I made this tonight and we really enjoyed it. It was very easy to prep and cook. I used two large cloves of garlic and about a tablespoon of ginger. I also used a block of tofu (I pressed it, cut it into cubes, and pan fried them in a teaspoon of oil then removed to a paper towel - before cooking the eggs in the pan as the recipe indicates). I doubled the sauce because of the tofu and also because there wasn't enough to coat the veggies well. I mixed the sauce ingredients together and added them toward the end of cooking, then stirred in the egg and tofu. I also added some Chinese 5 Spice and about 1/2 teaspoon of sriracha (to my sauce mixture).





i found this recipe last year and make it almost every week. i'm an empty nester and this is a perfect meal to make ahead. i'll have it for a quick dinner or pack it for lunch. sometimes i'll add grilled chicken breast. when my kids are home from college, we wrapped it up in whole wheat tortillas and they loved it. now they ask for "chinese burritos" when they're home.





I substituted Jasmine rice for the bean sprouts but otherwise made the recipe as written. It's a family favorite!
meant to give it 4 STARS!!
meant to give it 4 STARS!!