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Authentic Chinese Cooking 101

Published on Nov 21, 2015

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AUTHENTIC CHINESE COOKING

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT COOKING CHINESE FOOD, THE CHINESE WAY
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1. NO MEASUREMENTS, JUST RATIOS

THERE IS VERY LITTLE MEASURING. NO, TEASPOON, TABLESPOON, ETC. RATIOS, BUT NO EXACT MEASUREMENTS.

2. NO SPECIFICS - SPICE TO TASTE

HOW MUCH SALT? TASTE IT - SALTY ENOUGH? SALT OR SOY SAUCE? UP TO YOU.

3. NO RECIPES, JUST GUIDELINES

THERE ARE FEW RECIPES. THERE ARE SIMILAR DISHES, WITH SIMILAR COMPONENTS.
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OIL, SALT, AND SOY SAUCE

MOST CHINESE COOKS RELY ON 3 THINGS:

OKAY, A NUMBER ALSO HAVE HOT SAUCES...

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AND MOST HAVE A CABINET OF OTHER INGREDIENTS...

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BUT THE BASICS...

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PREPARE YOUR INGREDIENTS FIRST.

(YOU KNOW, WASHING, CUTTING, THE LIKE)
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Start with a good wok or pan.

(OR SEVERAL, IF YOU PREFER, AND HAVE THE SPACE)

ADD SOME OIL AND HEAT IT UP.

(I LIKE SESAME OIL, BUT ANY COOKING OIL WORKS)
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FRY THE MEAT - BITE-SIZE PORTIONS

(UNLESS YOU'RE A VEGETARIAN, OR THE DISH IS)

THROW IN THE CHOPPED VEGETABLES

(YOU COULD NOT, BUT MOST CHINESE DISHES HAVE BOTH)
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COOK, STIR, ADD "FLAVORS"

(START WITH SALT, MAYBE SOY SAUCE, SPICES IF YOU'D LIKE)
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AND EAT!

(DON'T FORGET THE RICE)
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