The BEST Vegetable Stir Fry Recipe. Sauteed vegetables smothered in a quick sweet and savory sauce. This one-pan veggie stir fry is delicious served as a main course or side with Fluffy White Rice.
A stir fry is a great option when you’re in the mood for Asian food but don’t want to order takeout.
This recipe is perfect for fast dinners, especially if you have leftover vegetables to use up. We included baby corn spears, mushrooms, red pepper, and broccoli in this version, but feel free to use any vegetables you have on hand.
Here are other vegetables that will work great in a vegetable stir fry: Onion (red or sweet), green beans, snow peas and asparagus.
How to Make Veggie Stir Fry?
A recipe doesn’t get much easier than this one. Don’t forget to get started on your side dish as this stir fry comes together so quickly.
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- Prep vegetables – Be sure to cut the vegetables in uniform sizes so they cook evenly.
- Sautee veggies in a large ski or wok. Add the butter, garlic and ginger.
- Make stir fry sauce by whisking together all of the ingredients.
- Add the sauce to the vegetables. Simmer stir fry 3 – 4 minutes until sauce thickens, stir as needed.
What to Serve Stir Fry Vegetables With?
This recipe can easily be served as:
- A main dish with a side of white rice.
- A vegetable side dish paired with General Tso’s Chicken or even Teriyaki Salmon.
- Add protein such as chicken, shrimp or beef for a hearty meal. If adding protein, as we did with our Chicken Stir Fry, you’ll want to double the sauce.
Can I make the Stir Fry in Advance?
Yes! This can easily be made in advance. Prep the vegetables and keep them covered and refrigerated until ready to use. The sauce can be made and kept in a different container. Continue with the recipe when you are ready to serve the stir fry.
How to Reheat Stir Fry: The stir fry reheats well and can be made completely in advance, then just reheated over low heat.
