food safari chinese part 2
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chinese clever cooks they can make everything taste good
npeacy 1 week ago
@karz12 not necessarily because one can assume expierence is the sole reason they dont taste
johnosandra 4 months ago
@johnosandra that is a bad thing
karz12 4 months ago
@slimfast67 No they mean shallots; though you could probably substitute with spring or green onions as they're so similar.
Mohnasman 6 months ago
that fish was beautiful
johnosandra 8 months ago
chinese chefs never taste their food before serving lol
johnosandra 8 months ago
When they say shallots, do they mean spring/green onion?
slimfast67 8 months ago
@tombaillon it was self raising flour!
93MsSonia01 1 year ago
what is the produce he uses at 4.35 ? please help!! what is use with oil and water ?
thank you
tombaillon 1 year ago
I thought the opposite, that it was called "Yum Cha" until a roommate and I had a very confusing conversation. I think it's called both Dim Sum and Yum Chaa
jackface0410 1 year ago