No matter how much you might enjoy going away, there are always some things that each of us misses when we are away from home. For me, that's Chinese food!
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3 Methods to Prepare Chinese Vegetables
The best cooked vegetables in the world are found in Chinese restaurants. Here are three methods you can use to prepare them at home. Read, Cook. Enjoy!!
Read More »Memories of The House of Won
Memories of The House of Won, a Chinese restaurant in Fresh Meadows, Queens, NY that opened in 1955, and the long lasting memories of the Wen family. and...
Read More »Recipe for Sesame Asparagus Shrimp (Low Carb)
Try this fantastic low carbohydrate recipe for Sesame Asparagus Shrimp. The recipe make use of low carb Cauli-rice to make it even healthier and tastier!!
Read More »Chinese Food in Scotland
You can find Chinese food anywhere in the world you go. Mee Rich Yee, on his recent trip to Scotland, found "China Town Buffet" in Elgin. Read more...
Read More »“X” is for Xièxie 谢谢 (Thank You) #AtoZChallenge @AprilA2Z
XieXie (pronounced as 'Shi-eh Shi-eh') means "Thank You" in Chinese. Saying thank you is a sure fire way to get more of the same in return. Read our thanks!
Read More »“V” is for Vegetables #AtoZChallenge @AprilA2Z
I used to be a total carnivore. Growing up I preferred meat with my meat. Vegetables? Thanks, but no thanks. If the dog would turn up his nose at them under the table, why would I even want to try them? The continued to my taste in Chinese food. As a young lad, all I would eat was spareribs. Mind ...
Read More »The Chinese Quest Meets The Cleaver
The Chinese Quest and The Cleaver Quarterly met at Imperial Palace in Flushing, NY. The Questies were unveiled in this video over a meal of Chinese food!
Read More »“H” is for Hunan #AtoZChallenge @AprilA2Z
Hunan is one of the Eight Great Traditions of Chinese cuisine and is well known for its hot spicy flavor, fresh aroma and deep color. Common cooking techniques include stewing, frying, pot-roasting, braising, and smoking. Due to the high agricultural output of the region, ingredients for Hunan dishes are many and varied. The history of the cooking skills employed in ...
Read More »“G” is for Ginger #AtoZChallenge @AprilA2Z
Ginger is both delicious, spicy, tangy and also incredibly healthy. Ginger is perhaps the world's healthiest food. Here's why! Also recipes with ginger.
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