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A light and crispy battering technique used throughout China for the best deep fried dishes.
26 Aug 2007 | Chinese, Techniques
Read a primer on the different wines and vinegar common to Chinese cooking.
15 Jul 2007 | Chinese, Ingredients
Fat chewy wheat noodles smothered in your favorite sauce. It's comfort food in a bowl. These noodles are straightforward to make and a pleasure to eat.
15 Jul 2007 | Chinese, Pasta and Noodles, Techniques
Chinese noodles with a spicy and creamy sesame sauce. A great alternative to pasta and a wonderful lunchtime treat.
15 Jul 2007 | Chinese, Main Courses, Pasta and Noodles
Tofu that tastes like something. When added to braises or leafy green stir fries, its striking flavor adds a savory depth that lifts the dish to new heights.
25 Feb 2008 | Basics, Chinese, Pickles, Vegetarian
A quintessential dim sum treat, these flaky pancakes are fun to make and great to eat.
26 Jul 2007 | Chinese, Starters and Sides, Vegetarian
What could be better than deep fried candied chicken wings. It it essentially what goes into these tasty wings.
28 Nov 2008 | Chinese, Poultry, Starters and Sides
Flavored with dried shrimp and pickled mustard greens, this simple Chinese soup goes great with You Tiao (savory donuts).
20 Oct 2008 | Breakfast, Chinese, Soups
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