Subject: What Is Your Favorite Chinese Food
Posted by: sasha67
Date: Sep 21 09
What is your favorite Chinese food?? My favorite is beef chow fun.
Posted by: sasha67
Date: Sep 21 09
What is your favorite Chinese food?? My favorite is beef chow fun.
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runaway_drive 
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mmm.... fun Sweet & Sour Chicken with rice and a good stir-fry Reply #1. Sep 21 09, 2:20 PM |
wayman71
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The only Chinese I like are the cartons of Tai Pei at Walmart. Peppered beef or General Tsao's chicken. Reply #2. Sep 21 09, 2:30 PM |
sasha67
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those arent bad i like the pot stickers from them I make my own chinese food too Reply #3. Sep 21 09, 2:44 PM |
rayven80
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A local place makes a great honey chicken. Also the cashew chicken, and sweet and sour chicken. Reply #4. Sep 21 09, 2:59 PM |
tezza1551
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there is a dish called by some restaurants "Rainbow Steak"... absolutely beautiful. I did a search for the recipe, and it is fairly close... 500 grams Beef eye of round -- sliced finely 1 teaspoon teriyaki sauce 1 clove garlic -- crushed 1 teaspoon grated ginger root 2 teaspoons corn flour 2 teaspoons corn flour -- extra 1/2 cup dry sherry 1 tablespoon soy sauce -- light 1 tablespoon oyster sauce 1/4 cup water 1 tablespoon lemon juice 1 tablespoon sugar 2 tablespoons oil 1 large onion -- sliced 1 medium carrot -- sliced 1 medium green pepper -- sliced 1 medium red pepper -- slcied Method: 1. Combine beef in bowl with teriyaki sauce, ginger, garlic and cornflour, stand 30 minutes. 2. Blend extra cornflour with sherry, soy sauce, oyster sauce, water, lemon juice and sugar. 3. Heat one tablespoon of the oil in wok, add beef in batches, stir-fry over high heat; drain. 4. Heat remaining oil in wok. Add onion and carrot, stir-fry few minutes or until just soft, add peppers, stir-fry 2 minutes, add beef. 5. Add sherry mixture to wok, stir until sauce boils and thickens. Reply #5. Sep 22 09, 7:15 PM |
| kscleaves
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My mum is Chinese - I grew up with a family that ordered from the "secret" menus or just had whatever the staff was having for dinner when we went out to Chinese restaurants. The rice cooker is a constant fixture at all family gatherings. Even American holidays take on a Chinese twist - ex: Turkey stuffed with rice & Chinese sausage instead of bread bits. Peking duck is a family tradition for big gatherings if we go out, or dim sum for smaller groups. If we eat at home it's ti pang, or homemade gyoza, or red chicken, or lo mein with beef & pea pods. Almond jello for dessert. I fondly remember my grandmother's fried shrimp crisps, and miss most of all my grandfather's wonderful chicken wings and homemade soups, which have never been reproduced since he passed. Reply #6. Sep 22 09, 7:18 PM |
honeybee4
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Pork chow mein with sweet and sour pork, pork fried rice and broccoli beef. Reply #7. Sep 22 09, 7:29 PM |
dsimpy
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Dim Sum dumplings are the best, particularly the fried rather than steamed ones. In the Belfast restaurant I go to lunch in sometimes, the chicken's feet are only on the Chinese language 'secret' menu - which in fairness is where they should stay! Reply #8. Sep 26 09, 2:13 AM |
blindcat78
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I love rangu those fried wanton noodles stuffed with cream cheese. Reply #9. Oct 14 09, 8:03 PM |
guitargoddess
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Almond or cashew chicken! Usually served with steamed veggies. Simple but delicious :) Reply #10. Oct 15 09, 4:43 PM |
TheGangster
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Sweet and sour Chicken! Reply #11. Oct 15 09, 4:57 PM |
uc0nnfan92
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Totally Sweet and Sour chicken with pork fried rice. Reply #12. Oct 17 09, 7:55 PM |
trans991
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Cashew Chicken, pork-fried rice and crab rangoon. Yum-yum! Reply #13. Oct 17 09, 10:27 PM |
| jimbob55
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I have not met a Chinese dish that I didn't like. Too many "firsts" to mention here. Reply #14. Oct 18 09, 6:20 AM |
| Sizzileen
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Clue one: It is on the buffet Clue two: Semi Sweet with some kind of nut in it Clue Three: Some sort of whitish grey meat There is no name tag up above it and I have no idea what it is and I m not going to ask but I love it. Reply #15. Oct 18 09, 9:40 AM |
| Sizzileen
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Weird Al on Chinese: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmXxrMC5Pv4 Reply #16. Oct 18 09, 10:04 AM |
| Sizzileen
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Well it wasn t exactly on the buffet more at one end of it but my daughter just told me she thinks that is the place where they scrape the plates Hey what can I say, she may be puttin me on. Reply #17. Oct 18 09, 10:19 AM |
| Heleena
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I love Chinese food but unfortunately there are no good Chinese restaurants where I live now. Before we moved, there were two excellent Chinese restaurants. My favorite dishes there were Sesame chicken, sweet and sour pork, fried rice and spring rolls. My family is planning to make a 3 hour drive just to go back to one of these restaurants in the near future. Reply #18. Oct 18 09, 10:28 AM |
| Sizzileen
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I just found out, she was puttin me on! Boy oh boy am I relieved! Reply #19. Oct 18 09, 11:34 AM |
haku4u
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I guess I'll be the first one to say that Chinese food is totally nasty. No offense to those of you who enjoy it; I just think that it smells and taste foul. Reply #20. Oct 18 09, 11:47 AM |
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