12/27/10
San Tung (山东小馆) is a restaurant in San Francisco that serves chicken wings that are just delicious. Ever since my first visit, I have been curious how they are made. After eating many orders, talking to insiders and reading a few books, I have uncovered their secret; the wings are actually a fusion of Chinese [...]
Tags: chicken, chili, cilantro, corn starch, fried, fry, garlic, green onion, honey, oil, pepper, rice vinegar, salt, san tung, scallion, soy sauce, sugar, wing, wings
05/02/10
This is a childhood favorite of mine. Sometimes I make it with eggs, other times without eggs, or even eggs only.
Ingredients:
1 cup wine
1/2 cup soy sauce
2 cups water
sugar
ginger
2 lbs chicken (6-8 drumsticks)
4-6 eggs (optional)
Directions:
1. Place 2 lbs of chicken drumsticks into a stock pot.
2. Cut some ginger, and add it to the stock pot along [...]
Tags: chicken, eggs, ginger, soy sauce, sugar, wine
03/25/10
This is one of my favorite Taiwanese meals (滷肉飯). Usually it takes hours to simmer, but I’ve got it down to less than an hour. Just make a pot of rice (or if you have a Zojirushi rice cooker, just set it for when you get home from work), make this.. and viola- Taiwanese dinner!
Prep [...]
Tags: 5 spice, chinese, cooking wine, eggs, garlic, onion, pork, sesame oil, soy sauce, starch
12/12/09
A few weeks ago, I got a request from Cindy for a dumpling party at my place. I host one every once in a while and it’s always a hit.. This time was even better, especially since I had willing volunteers who happily sat and did all the manual labor.. I mean they made [...]
Tags: cabbage, chinese, chives, dough, dumpling, ginger, guo tie, pork, potsticker, rice wine, sauce, sesame oil, soy sauce