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  • Woudlnt he be using chopsticks? fake asian......

  • @ddvi3tprid3dd

    Who's "he" and did you spot a fork somewhere HuFlungDung?

  • FUCK EXACT MEASUREMENTS!!!!

  • @jlrhind94

    LOL, but the written recipe is available when you click the "show more" button under the video. Often people want the measurements.

  • @divinechef haha i know. But the problem is that I can't see the descriptions of any videos anymore after youtube updated their site... i don't know if it's just me having that problem.

  • @jlrhind94

    I found something weird. I assume you found the "Show more" button below the video. When I click it using Safari on a Mac the text below it doesn't appear BUT if I click and drag to select where the text it then it appears.

  • @divinechef Oh wow thank you! I still love my mac :)

  • I subscribed to your videos and have to tell ya, you're a great cook! Even though you can be a little messy, lol! Of course that doesn't matter, I've tried some of your recipes and they are very good! I was surprised! Keep up the good and thanks for uploading them :)

  • @2LazyLeslie

    Funny! Yes you don't know how messy I can be ... you know stuff flies around the kitchen while preparing something tasty and a lot of more messy is edited out of the videos :)

    Thanks for watching.

  • Eating chinese food while watching chinese food. Fuck Yea.

  • @Epicnerdgasm

    And this is even better try it out! Thanks for watching.

  • perfect, thanks for this!

  • I try ur reciepe . It's really good , thnks for sharing this .

  • Bet you it smells as good as it looks:)  Thanks for posting,

  • Great video, love the background music. Thanks for shareing do more.

  • looks soo good chineese food is a blessing :)

  • Thanks recipe is all good , just don't use too much corn starch it will make it jelly

  • 1 lb frozen breaded beef strips

    1 1/2 tsp ginger garlic purees

    1 tsp crushed chili mix

    3 oz red bell pepper diced

    3 oz tri cut onion

    3/4 sweet and sour sauce mix

    Real recipe

  • @samsonp92

    Completely ruined by adding bell pepper. Yecch EWWWWW!

  • @divinechef put some weed.

  • @divinechef you call yourself a divine chief, yet hate bell peppers? That's about as ironic as it gets..and I happen to love all kinds of peppers...:P The veggies not only give added color to the food, but provide excellent additional flavor.

  • @koaheart

    There are more suitable peppers for the pallet than bell!

  • @divinechef Such as? I use Bell Peppers, but I'm willing to try a new kind of pepper.

  • @TeamRushdown

    Try some spicy serrano peppers like @ 1:29

  • @samsonp92

    Frozen meat? u crazy

  • Well I tried this recipe... I didn't like how it tasted... I think it was the taste of the hoisin sauce and the ketchup... it tasted sort of like a barbecue sauce..... But thanks anyway I like to experiment in the kitchen =)

  • i have tried to make your dish but after i followed your method the beef is still hard its not tender its not cooked its still raw i used indian beef

  • @spydyin

    Indian beef? Don't know what cut that might be but I use flank steak. As you can see in this video I showed the technique to remove the fat and cut thinly against the grain. Then when quickly fried it's cooked tender. Thanks for watching!

  • @spydyin a tsp baking soda tsp corn flour with a tiny bit a white wine vinegar marinate for 30mins , i just changed your life bro :)

  • @spydyin let the beef strips you are about to use marinate for 1 hour in 1 tsp garlic paste 1/2 tsp ginger paste and 1 tsp raw papaya paste (this is a natural tenderiser) you will be shocked how soft the meat turns out

  • i have tried to make your dish but after i followed your method the beef is still hard its not tender its not cooked its still raw i used indin beef

  • i just got out of the kitchen after doing this, it AH-MAZiNG .. thank you

  • Looks delicious, what type of chili sauce did you use?

  • @OdraMH

    Google sambal oelek that's the actual brand. Thanks for watching.

  • @OdraMH you do know you can go to an panda express place or to their website and order the beijing beef sauce - or other sauces as well (:

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  • that looks good... great video, man.

  • if I was rich I would hire you to be my personal chef. everything you make looks booooomb. keep up the good work.

  • @GerrardOwns

    Wow thanks and keep watching! I might go the personal chef route some day :)

  • Looks great! Will definately be making this !!!

  • do you need the vineger to do it or you can do the cooking with out vineger

  • @tsiskhes715

    You can certainly leave out the vinegar it won't ruin the dish. Thanks for watching.

  • if you dont have the rice vinager is it okay or you need it.

  • I'll take a plate of that!!!

  • @TheVittleVlog

    Done I'll bring you a tall one too :)

  • Looks very good, I have never ate at Panda Express, but maybe I should. What type of chili are those?

  • @nls8520

    I believe they are Thai chilies. I found them in an Asian market. They are more for substitution of red bell pepper and not for heat but rather presentation. However while eating my forehead felt rather warm :) Thanks for watching.

  • @divinechef thank you for the recipe, I will probably make some innovations of my own but the base you provided is helpful!

  • @TeHGoodReverend

    That's great and improvise to your own taste and availability of ingredients :)

  • This looks absolutely delicious! I will definitely try this recipe!

  • @TeHGoodReverend

    Thank you sir have a wonderful holiday :)

  • @divinechef And you too! If it's not too much trouble could you try making the Panda Express BBQ Pork? Or shall i refer to your Char Siu video?

  • @TeHGoodReverend

    I should make a full video on how to make just this. Here is how:

    1. Couple pounds pork shoulder

    2. 1/2 jar (6 oz.) Lee Kum Kee Char Siu marinade

    3. 1/4 cup soy sauce

    Combine above into a ziplock bag marinate 3 days.

    On grill sear each side basting with left over marinade until you have grill marks

    Bake at 275 degrees for 1 - 1/2 hour covered with aluminum foil then another 15 minutes uncovered. You'll love it super super tender! From here you can make lo mein, fried rice ...

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