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What a fantastic thread I love Chinese food thank you so much kwaichi :T0
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Hi
Great thread, I love it.
Do you have a recipe for chicken in OK sauce please?0 -
Brilliant thread
Apologies in advance if a stupid question - how do I buy black beans? Dried? Do they come in a can? Any advice appreciated!
HHX0 -
Does anyone know how to make Chinese salt and chilli squid like you get as a starter in a Chinese restaurant? I realised that squid is actually quite economical to buy from the supermarket, even preprepared, whereas the dish costs 5 pounds from our local Chinese. I gave it a go using a a cornflour coating and sliced spring onions/chillies but it seemed floury and bland without the light crunchy coating the Chinese does...0
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kingchristo88 wrote: »this is a great thread i would love to know how to make orange chicken and also chinese spare ribs i would just like to say thanks to kwai your my hero
hope you can help with these recipes carnt wait to get cookin
I use chings recipe from channel 5 for my ribs, stunning results http://www.five.tv/shows/chinese-food-in-minutes/recipes/sweet-and-sour-wuxi-ribs0 -
Wow I can't believe I've never seen this thread before!
Especially the chicken and sweetcorn soup, I realise it's only £2 from the local chinese but this will be even better and cheaper yay. Also my little ones dad LOVES chinese curry sauce, he'd save a fortune if I could make this and I would save by not buying a chinese lol.
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Hopelessly_Hopeful wrote: »Brilliant thread
Apologies in advance if a stupid question - how do I buy black beans? Dried? Do they come in a can? Any advice appreciated!
HHX
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Can anyone help please?
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Hopelessly_Hopeful wrote: »Bump
Can anyone help please?
HHx
It says here that you can buy both http://www.whfoods.com/genpage.php?tname=foodspice&dbid=2
Not sure where would stock them before, i`ve never noticed them on supermarket shelves but then again i`ve never looked specifically for them.
If you find them anywhere please post as i may give them ago myself, hubs loves them.
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I think the black beans used for chinese cooking are fermented, salted and in a can. The dried or canned black beans above, are regular ones, like you use in mexican cooking etc
hope this helps0 -
Hopelessly_Hopeful wrote: »Brilliant thread
Apologies in advance if a stupid question - how do I buy black beans? Dried? Do they come in a can? Any advice appreciated!
HHX
definitely not a stupid question
it's very confusing all the different kinds of beans & the different ways they're preparedhotcookie101 wrote: »I think the black beans used for chinese cooking are fermented, salted and in a can. The dried or canned black beans above, are regular ones, like you use in mexican cooking etc
hope this helps
you're right, they're quite different & not interchangeable
well you could try it, but I don't think you'd get the result you want0
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