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do you mean that you are making meals from home?
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This could be a really good thread for recipes.
I spend a fortune on what should be an easy meal to make but don't have a clue what does in it at the local Chinese Takeaway.
Recipe for
Chicken & Sweetcorn (Main Dish)
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paulcornwall wrote: »How do you make the BBQ sauce?
Different take aways/restaurants will have their different recipes, but we used to marinade our pork/ribs to make the Char Siu or BBQ Ribs in a mixture of water, shredded garlic, soy sauce, salt, sugar, star anise, five spice powder, red colour powder (optional) and msg (monosodium glutamate). Because we used to make these in large batches, I'm unable to tell you how what ratio of ingredients to put in for 1 or 2 portions. Anyway, we use to cook the meat in the oven and the remaining sauce was used as the BBQ sauce. The sauce itself will be quite watery, so to thicken it, put in a saucepan and gently simmer. Whilst simmering, stir in a little cornflour mixed with water, and stir to the desired consistency0 -
heavensbug wrote: »This could be a really good thread for recipes.
I spend a fortune on what should be an easy meal to make but don't have a clue what does in it at the local Chinese Takeaway.
Recipe for
Chicken & Sweetcorn (Main Dish)
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Did you mean the Chicken and Sweetcorn soup?0 -
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Hi Paul,
We have an earlier thread on chinese recipes that may help so I've added your thread to it to keep the replies together.
For more takeaway recipes have a look at these threads:
chinese cooking?
Takeaway Chinese Beef Curry
Chinese spare ribs
Curry Night
CURRY, the great British Takeaway
Indian Cooking
Indian Curry Recipe Needed!
Indian/Chinese food
When only takeaway will do?
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Did you mean the Chicken and Sweetcorn soup?
There is a main dish of chicken and sweet corn. Main ingredients are obvious but I am sure there are spices, way of cooking it that makes it different.
Most chinese have the soup as a starter and a main course that is available. It is the main course that I am looking forAugust Make £10 per day £0/£310Credit Card Debt Paid Off £42/2952.680 -
Chicken Chow Mein
150g packet dried egg noodles
3 garlic cloves
4 spring onions
2 carrots
113g/4oz mangetout
113g/4oz mushrooms
1 red pepper
4 cooked chicken breasts
Fry Light
1 tsp finely grated root ginger
4 tbsp soy sauce
85ml/3fl oz chicken stock made with Bovril
142g/5oz beansprouts
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
1. Cook the noodles according to the packet instructions, drain and set aside.
2. Meanwhile prepare the ingredients: finely grate the garlic; slice the spring onions; cut the carrots into matchsticks; halve the mange tout lengthways; halve the mushrooms; deseed and thinly slice the pepper; roughly shred the chicken.
3. Heat a frying pan sprayed with Fry Light, add the ginger, garlic and spring onions and fry for 2-3 minutes.
4. Add the soy sauce, chicken stock, carrots, mangetout, mushrooms, red pepper and beansprouts and stir fry for a further 3-4 minutes. Add the chicken and noodles, toss together and heat through. Season well and serve immediately.0 -
Egg Fried Rice
Boil rice
Fry peas, sweetcorn and chopped spring onions.
Add rice and fry til warm.
Push to one side of pan and break in a couple of eggs,
when they start to scramble mix in the rice and veg.
Beautiful!0
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