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  • How to Make An Easy Chicken Stir Fry

    Make an easy chicken stir fry at home at half the cost of taking your family out to eat at a local Chinese restaurant.

  • How to Make Moo Goo Gai Pan

    Moo Goo Gai Pan is a Cantonese stir fry dish. This recipe makes a small batch. It will serve a few light eaters or one big eater.

  • How to Make a Good Chinese Sweet and Sour Chicken

    Sweet and Sour Chicken seems to be everyone’s favorite Chinese dish when going out for Chinese food in America. Below is my version of this popular dish.

  • How to Make the Fried Five-Spice Chicken Wings

    The ingredients of five-spice powder are star anise, fennel, Sichuan peppercorn, cloves and cinnamon. The combination of these spices make a unique flavor in foods, particularly in fish and meat...

  • How to Make Seafood Dumplings

    Dumplings with all kinds of fillings is very popular year-round, and more so around the New Year's in Chinese culture. Join in the Chinese tradition and make some festive seafood dumplings to...

  • How to Make Beef Chow Mein

    Easy step by step how to make your own beef chow mein at home for less then half the cost of going out to a Chinese restaurant. Enough to feed a family of 4.

  • How to Make Pork Chow Mein At Home

    Easy step by step on how to make your own pork chow mein at home for less then half the cost of going out to a Chinese restaurant. Enough to feed a family of 4.

  • How to Make Almond Chicken At Home

    Make your own almond chicken at home for less then half cost of going out to eat at a Chinese restaurant. The following makes enough for a family of 4 to eat.

  • How to Make Homemade Vegetarian Egg Rolls

    Do you love egg rolls? Would you like a healthier option to the greasy ones so readily available? With a little practice, you can be making a healthy, vegetarian version of egg rolls right in your...

  • How to Make Chinese Lo Mein

    Whenever you want to enjoy the taste of Lo Mein, keep these directions in mind. This simple to cook recipee will save you money, and taste like the Lo Mein served at your local Chinese...

  • How to Cook Herbs & Spices in Chinese Cooking

    An aphorism about Chinese cooking holds that the Chinese eat every part of the duck except the quack and eat everything with four legs except the table. Periodic famines led Chinese people, of...

  • How to Find a Delicious Chinese Restaurant

    Are you craving delicious, authentic Chinese food? While a recommendation is always the best, here are tips my family and I use to find the best restaurants!

  • How to Make the Sichuan Spicy Stir Fry Noodles

    Noodle stir-fry dishes are ever lasting. Here is a Chinese noodle dish -- The Sichuan spicy stir fry noodles, with beef, onions, and bell peppers. Allow at least 4 hours to marinate beef. Easy...

  • How to Make Brown Sauce Cubes

    Chinese brown sauce is a delicious and simple condiment you can add to stir fried vegetables, rice, and noodles, or even use as a dipping sauce for wantons and eggrolls. Brown sauce freezes well,...

  • How to Avoid Eating at Restaurant Buffets

    Buffets are one of the most popular ways to eat restaurant food. Who doesn’t like a food bar made up of cuisines from several different ethnic groups. Who doesn’t like a full salad bar, isles...

  • How to Have Fun and Save Unwanted Calories Using Chopsticks

    Thoughts of chopsticks bring to mind that famous scene in the movie Karate Kid where Ralph Macchio uses the chopsticks first try to catch a fly. He can't believe his luck. His teacher gets mad...

  • How to Make the Fiery Hot Sichuan Diced Chicken

    Sichuan cuisine (also spelled Szechuan) is perhaps the most popular of the eight major academies of Chinese culinary art. The history of Sichuan cuisine, originating in Sichuan province in western...

  • How to Cook Asian Style Crab

    Fresh crab is an expensive restaurant delicacy for most of us. There are many great recipes for fresh crab, but most of us are afraid to try preparing this hard-shelled crustacean at home. It's...

  • How to Make Fried Crab With Spicy Sichuan Sauce

    Fried crabs are a common Chinese dish, seen on the menus of many neighborhood restaurants and prepared on a regular basis in homes for family dinners or special occasions. Mixing the intense, bold...

  • How to Make Baked Gammon With Braised Fresh Pineapple

    Baked gammon with pineapple chunks combines typical Chinese ingredients like star anise, palm sugar and Chinese beer with flavors found in more continental cuisines like cinnamon, Dijon mustard,...

  • How to make traditional Chinese dumplings

    Chinese dumplings are traditional food eaten in China and Chinese communities overseas. It is very versatile because the fillings can go from meat to vegan. In many places outside the Chinese...

  • How to Make A Spicy Orange Chicken

    Orange chicken is a very popular Chinese dish in America. In fact, Panda Express sells about 38 million pounds of orange chicken in a year. It’s a Chinese American dish of Hunan origin that can...

  • How to Make the Sichuan Black Peppered Beef with Bell Peppers

    When we think of Sichuan (also spelled Szechuan) cuisine, we often have the impression of the food being hot and spicy. And we are talking about extreme hot eats that can make tears flowing down...

  • How to Make Kung Pao Chicken Thats POWerfully Good

    Most recipes for Kung Pao Chicken are mostly chicken with maybe some green onions, water chestnuts and cut up dried chilies. Other recipes add vegetables to the recipe. Since I enjoy...

  • How to Make Braised Pork with Oysters and Dried Seaweed

    Braised pork with oysters and dried seaweed is a dish commonly served on the tables of fine restaurants in and around Singapore. Combining ingredients commonly found in Chinese cooking in an...

  • How to Make Chicken, Pineapple and Chestnut Casserole

    Chicken, pineapple and chestnut casserole is a dish most commonly seen in the holiday months at banquet dinners and family gatherings. Combining classic Chinese ingredients such as button...

  • How to Make Chinese Braised Beef Brisket

    Chinese braised beef brisket is a dish commonly found on the tables of homes and small restaurants throughout China. The recipe combines thickly sliced beef brisket with typical Chinese...

  • How to Make Stir-Fried Frog's Legs

    Stir-fried frog's legs are a common item seen on the menu of many fancy banquets and holiday gatherings all over China. Borrowing a bit from French cooking, chefs have been preparing stir-fried...

  • How to Make Mutton Curry

    Mutton curry is a dish that borrows ingredients from both Indian and Chinese cooking, fusing traditional Chinese spices like white pepper, coriander and ginger with typical Indian ingredients...

  • How to Make A Non-Traditional and Flavorful Chicken Chop Suey

    Chop Suey is not a traditional Chinese Dish. It was created in the United States by the Chinese Immigrants, most likely in San Francisco. Chop Suey or in Mandarin, “tsa sui” literally means...

  • How to Make Scrambled Eggs With Crab and Shark's Fin

    Scrambled eggs with crab and shark's fin is a dish that was invented in the home kitchens and small restaurants of Singapore and its surrounding areas. Made with typically Chinese ingredients such...

  • How to Make Roast Turkey With Pork and Rice Stuffing

    Roast turkey with pork and rice stuffing is a traditional dish served at Christmas banquets and family gatherings in China. Borrowing heavily from the typical American Thanksgiving holiday menu,...

  • How to Cook Chicken Fried Rice

    Chicken fried rice is a quick and easy one-pot meal. The recipe can be adjusted to your taste preferences. If you like spicy food, for example, add a bit more hot pepper than is called for, or...

  • Easy Chinese Meals

    Chinese cuisine has become an American staple ever since Chinatown in San Francisco started offering carry-out with iconic white boxes. Though convenient to order, Chinese food can be made easily...

  • How to Make Chicken Chow Mein made with Rice Noodles

    Chow Mein is one of my favorite Chinese dishes but I do not really enjoy the thicker egg noodles. Instead I love to make my Chow Mein with the thinner rice noodles. It’s a better tasting noodle...

  • Side Effects of Wulong Tea

    Wulong tea is a type of green tea which boasts many weight loss benefits, including fat burning, an increase in metabolism, and fat absorption. According to www.amazing-green-tea.com, the FDA has...

  • What Is Five-Spice Powder?

    Five-spice powder is a seasoning blend most often used in Chinese cuisine but also seen in other Asian cooking. This pungent seasoning is the traditional spice used in Peking duck, but its...

  • How Many Calories are in a Chinese Food Diet?

    Many think of Chinese food as "healthy," but Chinese food can have a lot more calories than you think. Educate yourself before indulging, and your waistline will thank you.

  • Chinese Herbs for Cooking

    The variety of herbs and spices used around the world is tremendous. One of the richest culinary and herbal traditions is that of the Chinese. Chinese culture is perhaps the oldest continually...

  • How to Make A Vegetarian Tofu and Vegetable Stir Fry

    The success of any Stir Fry is always in the Sauce. This is especially true when it comes to a Stir Fry with tofu since tofu has very little flavor. Basically, tofu absorbs the flavors around it...

  • How to Make Sausage Egg Rolls

    These egg rolls are very delicious, and not as complicated to make as it might seem. If you don't like sausage, simply replace it with another meat, like chicken. If you don't like meat, simply...

  • How to Make a Chicken Stir Fry

    Make chicken stir-fry for a quick, easy dinner. For best results, cook chicken stir-fry in a wok, but it's possible to cook in a large frying pan. A wok is a pan with high sides and a rounded...

  • How to Make Beef Seroendeng

    Beef serondeng is a Chinese appetizer recipe commonly seen on restaurant and catering menus, particularly during important holiday feasts and banquets. Combining rump steak, grated coconut with...

  • How to Make Shark's Fin Soup

    Shark's fin soup is a traditional Chinese recipe commonly served at upscale events and banquet dinners. Considered a delicacy in the West, shark's fin soup does not often appear on restaurant...

  • How To Make Crab in Tomato Curry Sauce

    Crabs in tomato curry sauce is a simple recipe with origins that can be traced back to both China and India. While crab is not a typical ingredient found in most Indian cooking, Chinese chefs have...

  • How to Make Prawns Sauteed in Lemongrass and Coconut Sauce

    Sauteed prawns in lemongrass and coconut sauce is a traditional Chinese recipe often served at holiday parties and important banquet dinners as an appetizer. Combining fresh prawns with homemade...

  • How to Make Lemon Roasted Chicken with Apricot and Plum Sauce

    Lemon roasted chicken with apricot and plum sauce is a recipe with origins that can be traced to the big cities of China, when it is often served during the holidays as a special dinner or banquet...

  • How to Make Baked Spanish Mackerel With Coconut Cream Sauce

    Baked Spanish mackerel with coconut cream sauce is a dish based on a traditional Chinese appetizer, often associated with banquet dinners and holiday parties. Using Spanish mackerel instead of the...

  • How to Cook Beef Noodle Stir Fry With Bean Sprouts

    Chinese beef and noodles is a very popular Asian dish and can be found on nearly every Chinese restaurant menu. It is a very easy and quick meal to make for family and friends and involves very...

  • How to Make Chinese Yam Dessert (Recipe)

    Yams are not only a staple of American holiday feasts, they are also used in some Chinese and Malaysian recipes. Because sweet yams have a delicious flavor and texture, they can be used to make a...

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