Monday, June 30, 2014

Black Bean Garlic Sauce Chicken with Garlic Stems (蒜蓉豆豉蒜芯鷄, Syun3 Jung4 Dau6 Si6 Syun3 Sam1 Gai1)

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Garlic stems are available at your local Asian market. They are exactly what the name describes, stems of the garlic plant, harvested before they bloom and are slightly crunchy. Garlic stems have a mild garlic flavor and are much milder tasting than a garlic clove. Garlic stems can be cooked with any meat or seafood.
Enjoy!

Sunday, June 29, 2014

Black Bean Chili Sauce Beef Rice Roll Chow Fun (黑豆辣椒牛肉炒粉, Hak1 Dau6 Laat6 Ziu1 Ngau4 Juk6 Caau2 Fan2)

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Rice roll chow fun noodles are rolled chow fun noodles and are available at your local Asian supermarket. Since the noodles aren’t refrigerated (at least in California where I live and there is a law allowing this), they have a soft texture. If the noodles are refrigerated, the texture of the noodles becomes tougher, if not hard. Since you have to use the noodles the day you buy them, you have to plan ahead to get all the ingredients ready before getting the noodles. Outside of that, the dish takes the same amount of effort to make as any other stir fried noodle dish.
Enjoy!

Tuesday, June 24, 2014

Cashew Asparagus Shrimp (腰果蘆筍蝦仁, Jiu1 Gwo2 Lou4 Seon2 Haa1 Jan4)

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A previous version of this dish, Cashew Asparagus Prawns (腰果蘆筍蝦仁, Jiu1 Gwo2 Lou4 Seon2 Haa1 Jan4), used a basic sauce. This version uses the prepared Lee Kum Kee brand black bean garlic sauce. In the USA, the terms prawn and shrimp are used interchangeably, with prawn generally meaning larger shrimp. Try this version of a classic Chinese-American restaurant dish.
Enjoy!

Friday, June 20, 2014

Chinese Barbeque Chicken Salad (手絲燒烤鷄沙律, Sau2 Si1 Siu1 Haau1 Gai1 Saa1 Leot6)

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This recipe was updated on 15 Aug 2015. Some equipment was added and hyperlinks fixed.
If this recipe looks familiar, it is, since it’s a variation of the original Mom’s Chinese Chicken Salad (手絲鷄沙律, Sau2 Si1 Gai1 Saa1 Leot6) recipe. My Mom liked this version of the salad more than the original. This time when I made the salad, I decided to barbeque the chicken using the Mom’s Grilled Soy Sauce Chicken (燒烤豉油雞, Siu1 Haau1 Si6 Jau4 Gai1) recipe. I marinated the chicken for a week, which is much longer than called for in the grilled chicken recipe, but other than that, making the Chinese chicken salad was the same. The recipe still makes enough salad to feed an army of relatives, so try making this the next time you have a family gathering.

Enjoy!

Wednesday, June 11, 2014

Steamed Black Pepper Sauce Pork Ribs (黑椒汁蒸排骨, Hak1 Ziu1 Zap1 Zing1 Paai4 Gwat1)

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This is a pretty easy dish to prepare since bottled Lee Kum Kee brand black pepper sauce is used to flavor the pork ribs before steaming. In this case, the ribs were left as a block of 2-3 ribs, but you can also use individual cut ribs. Towards the end of the steaming, the sugar snap peas are added to the plate, making this a one plate recipe.
Enjoy!

Monday, June 9, 2014

Shrimp Sugar Snap Pea Curry Noodles (咖哩蜜豆蝦炒麵, Gaa3 Lei1 Mat6 Dau6 Haa1 Caau2 Min6)

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I happened to have some flat noodles and decided that I needed to make a curry dish. You can, of course, use any noodle that’s available to you, but for some reason flat noodles always seem to go well with curry. I always add some Worcestershire sauce to my curry dishes, which is not usually thought of as an ingredient to use with curry. I also added some heat to the dish by using a Jalapeño pepper, but that’s an individual preference, so feel free to omit this ingredient. I also used coin mushrooms, which are just small Shiitake mushrooms. If coin mushrooms are not available, just substitute cut Shiitake mushrooms.
Enjoy!

Friday, June 6, 2014

Chicken and Mushroom Noodles (蘑菇雞撈麵, Mo4 Gu1 Gai1 Lou1 Min6)

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Whenever I have leftover chicken, I always find a way to use the chicken in a noodle dish with my favorite sauce to use with the noodles: oyster sauce. There’s just something I find particularly appealing about the combination of those ingredients. Here are some chicken recipes that can be used to supply the leftovers: Mom’s Grilled Soy Sauce Chicken (燒烤豉油雞, Siu1 Haau1 Si6 Jau4 Gai1), Soy Sauce Chicken (豉油鷄, Si6 Jau4 Gai1), Grilled Chili Sauce Chicken (燒烤鮮辣椒鷄, Siu1 Haau1 Sin1 Laat6 Ziu1 Gai1), Grilled Ginger Peach Chicken (燒烤薑桃子雞, Siu1 Haau1 Goeng1 Tou4 Zi2 Gai1), Grilled Guinness Chicken, Grilled Garam Masala Chicken.
Enjoy!
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