i have never seena chinese wok burner with flames that yellow before. It looks more like the setting on a gas fire place. I'm guessing this provides different amounts of heat to the more vortex jet type looking burners
this is a very nice video, however, we dont understand the language, would you please install an english sub language so that we could follow your ingredients in this recipe... I know this is a very hearty and delicious Mapo Tofu! Wishing for more videos to be uploaded!!!
this and REAL Kung Pao chicken are two of my favourite dishes from China. Thanks for the post. Can you include any that have the freshwater fish served whole?
This looks really good and I appreciate the ingredients translated..though it looks to me as if he is adding a variety of wines or stronger alcohols in order to get the burn off. I'll try with dark chinese cooking wine and see how it turns out!
OK Let's set the record straight with this MSG nonsense. People who think that MSG is bad for you are very misinformed. MSG is harvested tom kelp seaweed using a process called reverse distilation. It's100% natural. People who claim to get headaches from it have an allergy that reacts to the salt in MSG. otherwise they're faking it.
MSG has a flavor characteristic similar to mushrooms, since Sichuan chefs aren't used to mushroom broths as it really has a hard time blending in with the spicy flavors, MSG is used instead.
Adding MSG is like adding sugar...it won't kill you as long as you add too much, but it really is a short cut, a filler...instead of relying on plant sugars or natural caramelized flavors, or perhaps the natural flavor of meat, seafood or mushrooms
I don't speak Chinese, so I'm just guessing at what the ingredients and amounts are. It's very hard finding badger pork rinds and black cabbage pods probably steamed in some sort of deep onion bacon. Wish me luck!
For those interested here's an English translation of the ingredients: 400g- Tofu 75g- oil 50g- Green garlic 50g- Lean beef 1g- Szechuan pepper powder 5g Hot red pepper flakes 40g- Soy bean pasta, propably Pixian 40g- Fermented black bean 15g- Soy sauce 2g- Table salt 20g- Corn Starch Solution 2g-MSG 120g-Meat/vegetable broth
anyone who would like to learn how to cook Chinese food may also find the book "Chinese Cooking for Dummies" useful. it includes simple recipes, techniques, and tips that masterfully blend Chinese tradition with American innovation.
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I guess that this is for the American dummies. It would be useful to have it translated in Chinese, for their own dummies, fed up with the authentic Chinese cuisine and who would like to try the American innovation...
actually, traditionally it didn't have meat at all. it was just tofu with a sauce made from chili. later on people started using it as a way to stretch out the amount of meat they had. then they started adding pork. beef is commonly used as well
On a wintery, rainy, blustery day such as today in San Francisco, that really looks appetizing. Instead of burning the house down, I think I'll try it at one of our many Chinese restaurants in the 'hood. YUM!
easilythe best video for teaching how to make mapo tofu. most of the other ones have different variations. i like this one alot. i think i'm gonna make this now. i'm huingry
aha,u r welcome.(bu yong xie) so happy to see u all like it huh:) my pleasure to share with u of my food in hometown,which in shanghai is not cooked as well as in Sichuan.
Thank-you so much for showing and taking thae time. If posible can you have someone translated in English nxt you decide to make another wonderfull Chinese dish. I believe your main audience do not Speak or understand very little Chinese, but they love Chinese Food!....:)I know I do!
Actually we chinese spell it like Sichuan(that's where I live),but follow your english spelling rule, it can be spelt like your spelling(sorry my english is not so good hope you understand it
Wow..this is wonderful. 谢谢
reieto 1 month ago
english version please
rianna596 5 months ago in playlist Chinese Cooking
i have never seena chinese wok burner with flames that yellow before. It looks more like the setting on a gas fire place. I'm guessing this provides different amounts of heat to the more vortex jet type looking burners
210482fmj 6 months ago
like e chop veggie into thin slices..mmm this food must be delicious :)
GhibliMoon 10 months ago
oh looking at how thin the raw food that he slices...definitely a professional @_@
ryanphan1211 10 months ago
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Vireeze 1 year ago
awesome fire show at 4:31 x3
LidiyaShadow 1 year ago
and all i have is a bag of crisps...
leilawonderland 1 year ago
absolutely delicious dish!! By the way does anyone know the name of the song that is used in the background?
piehnoharmony 1 year ago
@piehnoharmony The background music is 康定情歌 which means Kangding Love Song
Vireeze 1 year ago
@Vireeze thank you for telling us the name of the song.
piehnoharmony 1 year ago
Still, to date, the only video on youtube that shows the real thing. This the only reference I go to for mapo tofu.
chefkoo 1 year ago
He is literally playing with fire. Beautiful.
Doleafol 1 year ago
this is a very nice video, however, we dont understand the language, would you please install an english sub language so that we could follow your ingredients in this recipe... I know this is a very hearty and delicious Mapo Tofu! Wishing for more videos to be uploaded!!!
szchoedee 1 year ago
A joy to watch such skill.
Never knew how he kept his rag from catching fire.
sommif 1 year ago
this and REAL Kung Pao chicken are two of my favourite dishes from China. Thanks for the post. Can you include any that have the freshwater fish served whole?
mahtay2000 1 year ago
This looks really good and I appreciate the ingredients translated..though it looks to me as if he is adding a variety of wines or stronger alcohols in order to get the burn off. I'll try with dark chinese cooking wine and see how it turns out!
mara235 1 year ago
Doushasha, do you also have the video for dongpo rou?
I'm trying to find it.
boobtuber06 1 year ago
Your reaction Beingbanana show the problem.
Eating a lot or not eating at all.
To solve this we have to learn to eat racionally.After you can eat what you want.
MrAgainstWar 1 year ago
Nothing wrong with bacon,if you are not eating every day.
The people nowadays have the bad habit
of overeating.Too much and unhealthy.
We have very extremistic thinking.
MrAgainstWar 1 year ago
OK Let's set the record straight with this MSG nonsense. People who think that MSG is bad for you are very misinformed. MSG is harvested tom kelp seaweed using a process called reverse distilation. It's100% natural. People who claim to get headaches from it have an allergy that reacts to the salt in MSG. otherwise they're faking it.
chefkoo 2 years ago 6
This video is mesmerizing
mstrhck 2 years ago
the music is nice
benjie414 2 years ago
Isn't this the stuff on Happy Ever After?
narutokyubi9 2 years ago
Why one to add MSG in this instruction? A good receipe never calls for MSG! Though it is quite a good demo, adding the MSG is a no no................
eastwest3002 2 years ago
msg is alright once you're used to it. you really overreacted
sirnyk 2 years ago 3
do you know msg is a metal?
larojned 2 years ago
MSG has a flavor characteristic similar to mushrooms, since Sichuan chefs aren't used to mushroom broths as it really has a hard time blending in with the spicy flavors, MSG is used instead.
Umami without the grass or wood-like flavor.
PerfectionObsessive 2 years ago
Adding MSG is like adding sugar...it won't kill you as long as you add too much, but it really is a short cut, a filler...instead of relying on plant sugars or natural caramelized flavors, or perhaps the natural flavor of meat, seafood or mushrooms
takadi 2 years ago
msg is part of cooking. dont be so narrow minded. are we going to stop eating bacon because it is 75% fat? no way
beingbanana 2 years ago 3
I love MSG
chefkoo 2 years ago
what's wrong with MSG? I love MSG!
chefkoo 2 years ago
my girlfriend had mapo tofu cooked by one of the IRON CHEFS! shes now on a quest to make one just as good! lucky for me;))
00sven00sven00 2 years ago
I don't speak Chinese, so I'm just guessing at what the ingredients and amounts are. It's very hard finding badger pork rinds and black cabbage pods probably steamed in some sort of deep onion bacon. Wish me luck!
PitchforkMethLabYoga 2 years ago
嘩。。。 真的很好吃。。。 我很餓了。。。 :)
ahszi 2 years ago
to date, this is still the best video on the subject of mapo tofu
chefkoo 2 years ago
And it's no longer available... why are they removing good videos and leaving the not-so-good stuff behind?
MayumiMarie 2 years ago
not avalible? i'm watching it right now. were they doing maintainance?
chefkoo 2 years ago
Shao001 2 years ago 13
haha thanks i understand but not all of it
truckster89 2 years ago
looks really good
anyone who would like to learn how to cook Chinese food may also find the book "Chinese Cooking for Dummies" useful. it includes simple recipes, techniques, and tips that masterfully blend Chinese tradition with American innovation.
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aja978 2 years ago
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I guess that this is for the American dummies. It would be useful to have it translated in Chinese, for their own dummies, fed up with the authentic Chinese cuisine and who would like to try the American innovation...
dan1427 2 years ago
i wish they have that stove top in CANADA too :(
DeeHong 3 years ago
we do not need stove
lovedmonton 3 years ago
i wish we have that knid of stove top in US.
siamro364228 3 years ago
you can buy them. the gas bill will be astronomical
chefkoo 3 years ago
true considering the gasoline prices now a days LOL
DeeHong 3 years ago
i love the butcher block. and thier knife is insanely sharp.i wish they have a cooking school here in san diego
risquecat 3 years ago
Can somebody translate the ingredients? This is an amazing recipe.
inmens 3 years ago
omg... im so hungry right now~
8kasumi 3 years ago
i love this dish it awsome
wadoiu123 3 years ago
Typical Sichuan Mapo Tofu use ground pork, not beaf!
fenxian1 3 years ago
actually, traditionally it didn't have meat at all. it was just tofu with a sauce made from chili. later on people started using it as a way to stretch out the amount of meat they had. then they started adding pork. beef is commonly used as well
chefkoo 3 years ago
You can see more recipes at cookskills . com
lordg100 3 years ago
Really awesome, I'd love to try it.
MearickLee 3 years ago
would this be a spicy hot dish?
SargonMan 3 years ago
ya..very spicy
asian123294 3 years ago
Is he using black beans? What was that black stuff at the start?
I wish I had a stove like that. Do these guys ever burn themselves, I wonder?
mekanopsis1 3 years ago
The Black Stuff would be Sichuan Peppercorns
Asmodai9 3 years ago
very strange i like the flaming wok but not sure about the ingredients
lihouisland 3 years ago
it's a very very famous dish! The flaming wok guarantees that it's extremely aromatic, slightly smokey, and very fresh.
takadi 3 years ago
ok,i decide today going out to order it,so hungry nowxD u need posting english discription for the clip^^
kylie131 4 years ago
This is better than watch fake kung fu clips.
I wish there is English subtitle to this. Yum Yum.
retirednavyhaha 4 years ago
On a wintery, rainy, blustery day such as today in San Francisco, that really looks appetizing. Instead of burning the house down, I think I'll try it at one of our many Chinese restaurants in the 'hood. YUM!
SFSkipster 4 years ago
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dono what is he cooking......can u put closer look.......bad cooking performance!!!!!!
cheryl1120 4 years ago
beef is one materia ,in ma po tofu.
if you do not use beef,it called ma la tofu...
lol...
gaominml 4 years ago
no good
simplychia 4 years ago
i am chinese,i like ma po tofu .
gaominml 4 years ago
easilythe best video for teaching how to make mapo tofu. most of the other ones have different variations. i like this one alot. i think i'm gonna make this now. i'm huingry
chefkoo 4 years ago
Thankyou.
Pinyin: Xie Xie Nin.
Dantinus 4 years ago 2
aha,u r welcome.(bu yong xie) so happy to see u all like it huh:) my pleasure to share with u of my food in hometown,which in shanghai is not cooked as well as in Sichuan.
doushasha 4 years ago
@doushasha How spicy is this?
Sekatathefag 3 months ago
OhChien: thank you.
rayracykholin 4 years ago
(2 large cloves garlic, minced (not mentioned nor shown)) (1 tbsp Chinese Cooking Wine (not mentioned nor shown))
1. Remove the tofu's "skin", about 2mm off. Cube tofu. (Usually 1/2 inch cubes.)
2. Soak in lightly salted water for 2 mins.
3. Drain.
4. Mince the beef. (Match the green onion's coarseness.)
OhChien 4 years ago 6
5. Finely chop the green onions.
6. Separately, slightly mash the fermented beans and bean paste.
7. Heat a wok under high heat. Add oil.
8. Fry minced beef until they separate.
9. Add bean paste and fry till fragrant.
10. Add fermented bean and chilli powder. Fry till fragrant.
11, [4:17] Add minced garlic (not mentioned in ingredients).
OhChien 4 years ago 5
12. [4:30] Add cooking wine (not mentioned in ingredients).
13. [4:39] Add stock, [4:58] MSG, [5:01] soy sauce and [5:07] tofu.
14. Handle tofu with care. Sway the wok to mix.
15. After two minutes, add half the thickener.
16. When the sauce returns to boil. Add the remaining half.
17. When sauce has thickened. Add a splash of cooking oil.
18. Transfer to serving dish. Sprinkle with ground Sichuan peppercorns and minced green onions.
OhChien 4 years ago 5
(Comments on what makes the dish special not translated.)
Comments:
1) Recipe as translated seem to be lacking.
2) I suggest you do your own research before trying.
3) Google: (Szechuan Chiang Mapo Tofu) for the recipe I've personally used for years.
OhChien 4 years ago 3
I miss the beef that he has chopped!!
mikopoon 4 years ago
it was pork
chefkoo 4 years ago
Excuse me!
mikopoon 4 years ago
Thank-you so much for showing and taking thae time. If posible can you have someone translated in English nxt you decide to make another wonderfull Chinese dish. I believe your main audience do not Speak or understand very little Chinese, but they love Chinese Food!....:)I know I do!
tazywazy 4 years ago
Mmm... my mapo tofu looks just like that!!
themetalmonkey 4 years ago
Very nice but I need an English translation please.
ladebbie 4 years ago
hen hao de :):)
Eggtix 4 years ago
it's supposed to have meat in it
kenokiatgmail 4 years ago
canto plz ^.^
silent333 4 years ago
doufu wei she me yao qu pi ah??
mehdan2 4 years ago
isn't sichuan spelled as szechuan??
nangpuwedengpang 4 years ago
Actually we chinese spell it like Sichuan(that's where I live),but follow your english spelling rule, it can be spelt like your spelling(sorry my english is not so good hope you understand it
nsynccyaaron 4 years ago
sweet
qq57439621 4 years ago
good Video ! I recognize some ingredients but not others. I would love to try to make this oneday.
bertintowncenter 4 years ago
's got meat in it!!
diddymuck 4 years ago
qlq un peut traduire ce-ci svp
some translation needed please
alguien puede traducir porfavor
ich brauche eine Übersetzung davon bitte
nickodemo1 4 years ago
let me try to translate if i get time...
doushasha 4 years ago