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Monthly Archives: February 2014
Simple everyday pork
The Chinese word for meat (肉, ròu) implies pork, demonstrating just how how central to Chinese cuisine it is. Pork is enjoyed in all kinds of ways: seasoned and air-cured into tasty bacon, stir-fried as a main dish, barbecued, or ground … Continue reading
Posted in Meat, Pork, Recipes, Stir-fry
Tagged Asia, Asian food, China, chinese food, Lao Gan Ma, pork, Sichuan, Sichuan peppers
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Long beans (长豆角) with chiles and bacon
This is the second TastyAsia recipe using long beans (长豆角, zhǎng dòujiǎo). The first is here. As I mentioned in the introduction to that recipe, long beans are a bit softer than regular green beans and they have a more intense “bean” … Continue reading
Posted in Bacon, Long beans, Recipes, Stir-fry, Vegetables
Tagged Asia, Asian food, bacon, China, Chinese bacon, chinese food, long beans
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Sichuanese red-braised snapper
If you’re a Western cook, you’ve probably been amazed at typical Chinese fish preparations in which the whole animal lies on a plate under a sauce. How do you cook it? How do you eat it? Well, the goal of … Continue reading
Posted in Braising, Fish and seafood, Recipes
Tagged Asia, Asian food, China, Chinese fish, chinese food, red snapper, red-braised, red-briased fish, Sichuan peppers
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