• In an oversized pot, boil water and cook pasta according to package directions. Cook only till just al dente; you will be adding the other ingredients at the end and continue cooking. Drain and set aside if vegetables aren't yet prepped.

Vegetables

• Prepare all vegetables: Cut down broccoli florets if too large from the package. Shred carrots if not using preshreded. Slice red bell pepper. Mince garlic if not used jarred chopped. Shell or thaw edamame if using frozen. Slice green onions. Separate the white bulbs and the green stems. Reserve green stems for topping. Chop cilantro, reserving some for topping.
• Pour 1 cup vegetable broth into very large saute pan. Add in broccoli, carrots, onions (the white part), and garlic. Saute for no more than 3-5 minutes or your vegetables will get too mushy.
• Next, add in edamame, and red bell pepper. Continue sauteing for 1 more minute, just to soften.
• Finally, add in slivered almonds and chopped cilantro. Stir in and remove from heat. You will still have some liquid in the bottom of your pan. That is normal.

Asian Stir Fry Sauce

• Add in all ingredients: teriyaki sauce, low sodium soy sauce, agave, rice vinegar, sriracha, ginger paste, onion and garlic powders, broth, and finally arrowroot powder. Whisk together and set aside.

Putting it All Together

• After the pasta has cooked and drained and the vegetables have been sauteed, combine into largest pot you are using.
• Give the Asian stir-fry sauce one final whisk in case the arrowroot powder has settled to the bottom.
• Pour Asian stir-fry sauce on top of the vegetables and pasta mixture and incorporate. Heat and cook for about 3-5 or until liquid has thickened and pasta is well coated.
• Top with sliced almonds, green onion slices, and cilantro.
• This dish is great for meal prep and can sit in your refrigerator for up to five days in a tightly sealed container.