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Have you ever enjoyed a delicious dish you couldn’t stop thinking about it? That’s exactly how I feel about this Cantonese-style one-pot Chicken Stew. I love it because it’s not only easy to make (just one pot means minimal cleanup!), but the tender chicken has all the flavor melded into it, and the daikon absorbs …
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Chicken Pongteh (Ayam Pongteh) is a delicious Nyonya dish. It is a potato stew with chicken thighs, fermented bean sauce (taucu), and Thai palm sugar. The dish’s origin dates back to the Peranakan community, descendants of Chinese and Malay intermarriages. Initially, the dish was made with pig trotters (babi pongteh) or pork ribs, but it …
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Tomato egg drop soup is incredibly comforting and nourishing. The sweetness of ripe tomatoes, the delicate texture of silken tofu, and the smooth egg ribbons all come together in one bowl. This recipe is my favorite, especially on busy weeknights when I need something quick yet wholesome. Ready to dive in? Let me show you …
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There’s nothing quite like a plate of beef fried rice full of wok aroma (wok hei). The beef is sliced thin, marinated, and prepared using the traditional velveting technique to achieve a tender texture in this fried rice. The rice is stir-fried over high heat in a well-seasoned cast-iron wok, the same way it is …
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I have been involved in Chinese cooking for years, and Cantonese and Sichuan cuisine are my favorites. Today, I want to share one of the fusion recipes I recently created: a spicy garlic chicken that combines both flavors into one dish. The subtle flavors of Cantonese cooking blend with the bold characteristics of Sichuan cuisine, …
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Mango is not only delicious to eat as a fruit but its sweetness and refreshing taste make it perfect for enhancing chicken dishes. Today, I prepared a mango chicken combining the best Chinese and Thai flavors into one delightful dish. Imagine crispy, golden-brown, tender chicken tossed in a luscious, creamy sauce made from pureed, ripe …
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Soy Sauce Shrimp (豉油王蝦/干煎虾碌) is an easy Chinese prawn recipe that takes only twenty minutes to prepare and uses primarily soy sauce to season. This pan-fried shrimp has a very different flavor from the Western-style garlic butter shrimp, shrimp casserole, or other fried shrimp coated with batter. Try this recipe, and you will forever remember …
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Firecracker chicken is a popular sweet, spicy, and tangy chicken dish. It is deep-fried, giving it a very crispy texture. However, firecracker chicken is not a traditional Chinese recipe but an American Chinese creation. The name “firecracker” comes from the dish’s spicy kick, but you can adjust the heat level to suit your preference. This …
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I recently enjoyed a fantastic Chinese tofu dish at a local restaurant and couldn’t wait to share the recipe. This dish combines silken tofu, Chinese mushrooms, minced meat, spinach, and Zha Cai, a Chinese preserved vegetable. It pairs wonderfully with steamed rice, or you can make it less salty as a stand-alone dish. This healthy …
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