
We’ve come to know sweet and sour Chinese-style dishes in two basic forms. As a stir fry, floured thin strips of pork or fish are tossed with sweet and sour sauce and some vegetables (often, just added for color). Or the dish can consist of a whole fish that had been deep fried until crisp, laid on a platter, smothered with sweet and sour sauce and topped with finely sliced vegetables.
But those aren’t the only ways to enjoy that ubiquitous, iconic and incomparable sweet and sour sauce. You can make a meatless sweet and sour sauce dish and serve it as a side dish to fried or grilled fish or meat. Or, if you’re into vegetarian dishes, you can serve the meatless sweet and sour dish with steaming-hot rice and you have a complete meal.
Will a meatless sweet and sour dish be as filling as the ones with meat or fish? Sure — if you use ingredients that have enough bulk in them. Like tofu and sweet potatoes.


Preparation time: 10 minute(s)
Cooking time: 10 minute(s)
Number of servings (yield): 2 to 3
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