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  2. Mei Fun means "Rice Noodle". Again, there is no accepted universal rule for what goes into it. My mom who comes from Hong Hong cooks those noodles half a dozen different ways depending on her mood. Chop Suey like @Ching Chong said, just means "miscellaneous leftovers" or "assorted pieces". The origin is heavily debated and full of myth (see the ...

  3. pasta - How to cook Lo Mein? - Seasoned Advice

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    Prepare a pot of boiled water (must be boiling at 100C, not just hot) Add a bit of salt into the water. This helps taste and prevents the noodles absorbing too much water. Add a bit of oil into the water. This prevents the noodles from sticking together later in the process. Put the noodles in and cook them for 30s to 1 min.

  4. Chow Mein: What is the starchy sauce called and how can I cook...

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    This is a two part question, both relating to Chow Mein: When ordering Vegetable Chow Mein from various Chinese restaurants in New York and New Jersey, I find that the dish is prepared with two

  5. What is the difference between Shao Xing and Shao ... - Seasoned...

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    answered Jun 14, 2016 at 8:01. TZDZ. 196 4. I agree, different systems to romanise or use regular english letters to pronounce the Chinese sounds. Wade-Giles uses shao hsing, while pinyin uses shao xing. Wade-Giles is rarely used today, or since 1980, while pinyin is the PRC's homegrown version to romanise the sounds of Mandarin Chinese. – JG sd.

  6. Peking Duck Sauce - Seasoned Advice

    cooking.stackexchange.com/questions/1702

    1 T. minced fresh garlic. 2 T. hoisin sauce* soy,chili,garlic,vinegar BBQ like sauce*. 2 T. soy sauce. 1 T. sesame oil. 1 scallion minced. 1/2 ts. vinegar. 1/2 tsp. sugar. Mix well, paint on pancake with scallion brush and add cucumber strip. Nov 20, 2015 at 14:53.

  7. What defines a gui chow dish in Chinese cuisine?

    cooking.stackexchange.com/questions/17743

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  8. What is the difference between "Mongolian Grill" and "Hibachi"?

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    18.3k 7 63 95. 1. I'm no expert, but I've always seen hibachis as smaller, table-top devices with coals under an open grate, and places specializing in mongolian grill using a large, round griddle where the chef rotates around the griddle cooking multiple dishes at once. – Joe. Sep 7, 2011 at 14:20. That is what I have seen as well, but in ...

  9. How was Chinese Master Stock stored in olden days before...

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    The thing here is to use the stock often. Add to it often with other juices. Keep it at or above 160f. Filter often to keep impurities out.

  10. How do Chinese restaurants tenderize their meat?

    cooking.stackexchange.com/questions/20506

    20. Baking soda (Sodium bicarbonate). If you find the meat has a spongy texture aside from being very tender, then very likely the restaurant put baking soda (Sodium bicarbonate) in the marinade. The sodium in baking soda chemically reacts with the meat and make the meat very tender and soft.

  11. What to consider when learning to make sushi at home?

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    When making sushi rolls, don't try to spread the rice onto the nori immediately. Place a line of rice down, then spread it out. This will let you see roughly what size it will be when you roll it up. Some ingredients need to be processed before using them. For instance, carrot sticks should be "massaged" with salt, let to sit for a while, then ...