- This dish is not a traditional Chinese dish, but rather a variation of American Chinese cuisine.
- The term "PC" likely refers to the practice of "political correctness," as the dish includes vegetables traditionally considered too spicy for American palates.
1. The vegetables are stir-fried with garlic, then shrimp and catfish are added and cooked until slightly browned.
2. The cooked rice is mixed with the vegetables and protein.
3. Sauce is made with soy sauce/oyster sauce, fish sauce, sesame oil, and chili sauce.
- The texture is somewhat dry and clumpy, but with a slightly sticky coating from the sauce.
- The combination of catfish and shrimp provides a mix of textures, with the catfish being slightly firm and the shrimp being more delicate.
- The dish can be made vegetarian by omitting the fish or substituting the catfish with tofu or vegetables.
- It is usually served with soy sauce or chili sauce on the side.
- Some restaurants may add other ingredients to the dish, such as mushrooms, bamboo shoots, or corn.
- Some chefs may use different sauces or spices to customize the flavor of the dish.
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