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		<title>CHINESE: BEEF WITH GREEN PEPPER (LOT TZU NGOW ROH)</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 17 Sep 2009 18:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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 Ingredients are :  1/2  pound         Steak &#8212; thinly sliced
   1      teaspoon      Corn starch
   1      teaspoon      Soy Sauce
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<p><img src="/pictures/1172028413CHINESE_BEEFWITHGREENPEPPER(LOTTZUNGOWROH).jpg" /> <br />Ingredients are :  1/2  pound         Steak &#8212; thinly sliced<br />
   1      teaspoon      Corn starch<br />
   1      teaspoon      Soy Sauce<br />
   2      teaspoons     Rice Wine<br />
     1/4  teaspoon      Oil<br />
   2      large         Green peppers<br />
   1      medium        Onion<br />
   1                    Clove garlic<br />
   1      slice         Ginger<br />
   4      teaspoons     Cornstarch<br />
   1      cup           Chicken broth<br />
   2      tablespoons   Soy sauce<br />
     1/4  teaspoon      Sugar<br />
   1      tablespoon    Chinese black beans<br />
                        (Fermented black beans)<br />
   2      tablespoons   Oil<br />
     1/2  teaspoon      Salt And the recipe is PREPARATION: Cut steak on the diagonal into 1/4-inch slices each 2 inches<br />
long.  Mix 1 teaspoon cornstarch, 1 teaspoon soy sauce, 2 teaspoons rice<br />
wine, 1/4 teaspoon sugar and 1/4 tsp oil.  Pour this mixture over beef,<br />
mix well, and let stand for 15 minutes.</p>
<p> Cut peppers in half, remove seeds.  Cut into 1/4-inch long strips.<br />
Smash, peel, and mince garlic.  Peel and mince ginger root.  In a cup, mix<br />
together 4 teaspoon cornstarch, 1 cup chicken broth, 2 tablespoon soy<br />
sauce, and 1/4 teaspoon sugar.  Wash black beans and drain.  Mash.</p>
<p> COOKING: Heat 1 tablespoon of the oil with 1/2 teaspoon salt over high<br />
heat.  Add beef and stir-fry 1 minute.  Remove beef from pan and set<br />
aside.<br />
Clean the pan.  Heat the other tablespoon of oil over high heat. Add the<br />
mashed black beans, garlic, and ginger root; stir-fry for about 1 minute.<br />
Add green pepper and onion.  Stir-fry for 2 minutes.  (The pepper slices<br />
should remain crisp.)  Return beef to skillet and add the cornstarch<br />
mixture.  Cook and stir until thickened, about 1 minute. Serve.</p>
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		<title>Wok-Fried Sweet and Sour Pork</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 25 Jul 2009 18:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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   2      teaspoons     water
   1      tablespoon    all-purpose flour
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<p><img src="/pictures/1171958339Wok-FriedSweetandSourPork.jpg" /> <br />Ingredients are :  1                    egg yolk<br />
   2      teaspoons     water<br />
   1      tablespoon    all-purpose flour<br />
   1      tablespoon    cornstarch<br />
   1      pound         pork &#8212; 1&#8243; cubes<br />
   2      cups          peanut oil<br />
   1                    garlic clove &#8212; minced<br />
   2                    green peppers<br />
   1      cup           pineapple chunks in juice<br />
   3      cups          glutinous rice</p>
<p>                        &#8212; Sauce: &#8212;<br />
     3/4  cup           water<br />
   1      tablespoon    cornstarch<br />
   1      tablespoon    soy sauce<br />
   1      tablespoon    catsup<br />
   4      tablespoons   sugar<br />
   4      tablespoons   wine vinegar<br />
   1      dash          hot pepper sauce And the recipe is SAUCE: Blend the water and cornstarch until smooth. Stir in the catsup,<br />
soy sauce, sugar, vinegar and, if desired, a few drops of hot pepper<br />
seasoning. Set aside.</p>
<p>PORK: Beat egg yolk with the water. Blend in 1 tablespoon flour and 1<br />
tablespoon cornstarch until smooth. Add the cubed pork and mix to coat<br />
well. Drain off the excess mixture from the pork cubes.<br />
     Place the wok over heat and add oil to 1-1/2 inch depth. Heat to 340<br />
degrees. Use a thermometer if you can; it is more reliable than a wok with<br />
a temperature gauge.<br />
     Add the drained meat and cook until golden brown, about 10-13<br />
minutes. Remove with a slotted spoon and keep meat warm. Pour off all the<br />
oil and wipe wok with a paper towel. Return 2 tablespoons of the oil to<br />
wok. Place over medium-high heat. When oil is hot, add the garlic and<br />
green peppers. Stir-fry for about 2 minutes, or until garlic is light<br />
brown.<br />
     Add the pineapple, the sauce you prepared ahead of time and the pork.<br />
Stir this mixture until it boils and thickens (about 1-1/2 minutes). Serve<br />
over steamy hot rice.</p>
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		<title>Twice Cooked Pork</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 25 Jul 2009 18:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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 Ingredients are : 1      Lb            Pork Shoulder, Boneless &#038; Lean &#8212; whole piece
   1      Tbsp          Dry Sherry
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<p><img src="/pictures/1171958396TwiceCookedPork.jpg" /> <br />Ingredients are : 1      Lb            Pork Shoulder, Boneless &#038; Lean &#8212; whole piece<br />
   1      Tbsp          Dry Sherry<br />
   1      Slice         Ginger &#8212; crushed<br />
   3      Whole         Green Onions &#8212; including tops<br />
   2      Tsp           Hot Bean Sauce   <<<or>>><br />
   2                    Red Chili Peppers &#8212; dried, crushed<br />
   4      Tsp           Hoisin Sauce<br />
   1      Tbsp          Soy Sauce<br />
   1      Tsp           Sugar<br />
   1      Ea            Red And Green Bell Peppers<br />
   3      Tbsp          Oil<br />
     1/2  Tsp           Salt<br />
   2      Cloves        Garlic &#8212; minced<br />
   1      Tsp           Ginger &#8212; minced And the recipe is Place pork, sherry, and ginger slice in a 2-quart pan. Cut 1 of the<br />
green onions in half crosswise and add to pork, then add enough water to<br />
barely cover meat.  Bring to a simmer; cover and simmer until meat is<br />
tender when pierced (about 45 minutes).</p>
<p>  Lift meat from broth and refrigerate until cold.  Then cut into 1<br />
1/2-inch-square pieces about 1/8 inch thick. (The fatty parts are<br />
considered a delicacy, but remove them if you wish.)</p>
<p>  In a bowl, combine hot bean sauce, hoisin sauce, soy, and sugar.  Seed<br />
bell peppers and cut into 1-inch squares; cut remaining green onions into<br />
1-inch lengths.<br />
  Place a wok over high heat; when wok is hot, add 2 tbs. of the oil. When<br />
oil is hot, add bell peppers and stir fry for 1 1/2 minutes, adding a few<br />
drops of water if wok appears dry.   Sprinkle with salt and stir once,<br />
then remove peppers from wok. Add remaining 1 tbs. oil to wok. When oil<br />
begins to heat, add garlic and minced ginger and stir once; then add pork<br />
and stir-fry for 1 minute.  Add bean sauce mixture and toss until pork is<br />
coated with sauce.  Return bell peppers to wok along with onion. Stir-fry<br />
for 30 seconds to heat through.</p>
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		<title>TREASURE HUNT</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 25 Jul 2009 18:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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 Ingredients are : 480      grams         Chicken breast &#8212; de-boned
                        skinned (4 x 120 g)
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<p><img src="/pictures/1171958549TREASUREHUNT.jpg" /> <br />Ingredients are : 480      grams         Chicken breast &#8212; de-boned<br />
                        skinned (4 x 120 g)<br />
   5      cups          Chicken stock<br />
  60      grams         Butter<br />
                        Aluminum foil<br />
                        Seasoning &#8211; salt and pepper<br />
                        &#8212;&#8211;STUFFING&#8212;&#8211;<br />
 120      grams         Wild rice<br />
  20      grams         Chopped onions<br />
     2/3  cup           Chicken stock<br />
  20      grams         Grated Parmesan cheese<br />
                        &#8212;&#8211;VEGETABLES&#8212;&#8211;<br />
  40      grams         Each of pearled carrot &#8212; potato, zucchini<br />
  40      grams         Diced celery<br />
  40      grams         Young peas or petits pois<br />
  10      grams         Butter<br />
                        Seasoning salt and pepper<br />
                        &#8212;&#8211;SAUCE&#8212;&#8211;<br />
   1      cup           Chicken stock<br />
   1 1/3  cups          Fresh cream<br />
                        Juice from 1 fresh lemon<br />
  10      grams         Butter<br />
   1      teaspoon      Chopped chervil<br />
                        Seasoning &#8211; salt and pepper<br />
                        &#8212;&#8211;CREPE BAGS&#8212;&#8211;<br />
   4                    Green leek stems (each &#8212; approx. 25 cms long)<br />
   4                    Very thin crepes &#8212; approximately. 20 cm<br />
                        &#8212;&#8211;GARNISHES&#8212;&#8211;<br />
  20                    Soaked and washed dry morel &#8212; pieces<br />
  10      grams         Butter<br />
   4                    Sprigs chervil (or &#8212; watercress or parsle And the recipe is  1. Precook wild rice as a pilaf with chopped onions, chicken<br />
stock, and appropriate amount of water. When cool, add grated Parmesan<br />
cheese and let mixture cool.</p>
<p> 2.  Cut chicken breast portions butterfly style (i.e. slice in half and<br />
spread open.  Flatten and slightly stretch them (by gently pounding them<br />
between two sheets of wax paper or inside a clean plastic bag. Season with<br />
salt and pepper.</p>
<p> 3.  Lay a cone-shaped portion of rice stuffing on one side of each<br />
flattened breast.  Roll chicken breast up in a cone shape.  Wrap each cone<br />
firmly in aluminum foil (to maintain shape during cooking:  the<br />
professional recipe calls for plastic foil wrapping, but aluminum foil is<br />
recommended for home cooking).</p>
<p> 4.  Blanch green leek stems, then refresh in cold water.</p>
<p> 5.  Make 4 very thin crepes about 20 cms wide (ingredients not included<br />
above).</p>
<p> To cook: 1. Blanch pearled vegetables, celery and peas, then saute in<br />
approximately 10 g butter, adding salt and pepper according to taste.<br />
Keep a quarter aside.</p>
<p> 2.  To make sauce, reduce chicken stock and add fresh cream.  Cook<br />
briefly, then strain.  Add fresh lemon juice and finish with butter as<br />
required. Adjust seasoning and add chopped chervil according to taste.</p>
<p> 3.  Saute morels in approximately 10 g butter.</p>
<p> 4.  Heat some chicken stock (5 cups should be sufficient to completely<br />
cover the four wrapped chicken portions).  Simmer breasts in hot stock for<br />
approximately 7 minutes.  Remove from pan, discard aluminum foil<br />
wrappings, and saute in approximately 60 g butter until lightly browned.<br />
Then slice each into six portions, cut at an angle (30 to 40 degrees).</p>
<p> To present: Treasure Hunt takes the form of a chicken breast &#8220;boat&#8221;, with<br />
morel oars being rowed towards crepe &#8220;treasure bag&#8221; of vegetable &#8220;precious<br />
stones&#8221; some of which have spilled on the shore.</p>
<p> 1.  Portion out 3/4 of vegetable pearls, celery and peas onto crepes<br />
lifting crepe edges upwards to form bag shapes.  Tie tops of bags with<br />
blanched green leek stems (with decorative knotted bows if stems are long<br />
enough).</p>
<p> 2.  Pour sauce onto plates.  Arrange chicken slices in a line on sauce,<br />
lay thick ends of morels between them.  Place a crepe bag on each plate,<br />
with reserved vegetable pearls laid beside bag.  Garnish with chervil<br />
sprigs (or watercress or parsley).</p>
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		<title>Traditional Veg Stir-fry sauce</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 25 Jul 2009 18:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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<p><img src="/pictures/1171958474Traditional VegStir-frysauce.jpg" /> <br />Ingredients are :   1      cup           warm water<br />
   1                    Vegetable Bullion cube  &#8212; OR<br />
   1      tablespoon    miso paste<br />
   2      tablespoons   light soy sauce<br />
     1/4  teaspoon      chineese 5-spice mix<br />
   1      tablespoon    corn starch<br />
                        couple of dashes of sesame oil (optional)<br />
 And the recipe is Dissolve the corn starch in a few tbs. of warm water, then mix all<br />
ingredients together.  Pour over the stir fry in the last minute or so,<br />
stir until the cornstarch thickens. *light soy sauce has much less salt<br />
than regular; some prefer the saltier flavor of standard soy.  I like to<br />
be able to get more of the soy flavor without getting overwhelmed with<br />
salt.</p>
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		<title>Thai Barbecued Chicken</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 25 Jul 2009 18:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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 Ingredients are : 8                    Chicken thighs
                        &#8212;&#8211;MARINADE&#8212;&#8211;
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<p><img src="/pictures/1171958726ThaiBarbecuedChicken.jpg" /> <br />Ingredients are : 8                    Chicken thighs<br />
                        &#8212;&#8211;MARINADE&#8212;&#8211;<br />
   3      tbsp          Minced garlic<br />
   1      tsp           Curry powder<br />
   2      tbsp          Chopped cilantro<br />
     1/2  tsp           Black pepper<br />
   1      tbsp          Sugar<br />
   3      tbsp          Fish sauce<br />
   1      tsp           Tumeric &#8212; ground And the recipe is Place the marinade ingredients in a food processor and process to a paste.<br />
 Place the chicken in a sealable plastic bag with the marinade.  Turn the<br />
bag several times so the chicken is well coated.  Refrigerate for 4 hours<br />
or overnight, turning the bag ocassionally to distribute the marinade.</p>
<p>Lift the chicken from the marinade and arrange it on a lightly greased<br />
grill over low coals.  Cook, turning frequently, until the meat near the<br />
bone in not pink, about 45 minutes.</p>
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		<title>TANGERINE BEEF</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 25 Jul 2009 18:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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 Ingredients are :     3/4  pound         Flank steak  &#8212; sliced
   2      teaspoons     Soy sauce  &#8212; dark
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<p><img src="/pictures/1171958765TANGERINEBEEF.jpg" /> <br />Ingredients are :     3/4  pound         Flank steak  &#8212; sliced<br />
   2      teaspoons     Soy sauce  &#8212; dark<br />
   2      teaspoons     Rice wine<br />
   1      teaspoon      Ginger ; chopped fine<br />
   1      teaspoon      Cornstarch<br />
   1      teaspoon      Sesame oil<br />
     1/3  cup           Peanut oil<br />
   2                    Red chilies  &#8212; dried  halved<br />
   5      pinches       Orange peel  &#8212; dried  soaked<br />
                        Seasoning:<br />
     1/2  teaspoon      Szechuan peppercorns  &#8212; roas<br />
   2      teaspoons     Soy sauce &#8212; dark<br />
     1/4  teaspoon      Salt<br />
   1      teaspoon      Sugar<br />
     1/2  teaspoon      Sesame oil And the recipe is Combine beef with marinade; let stand 20 min. Heat oil in a wok or large<br />
skillet until very hot. Remove bbef from marinade and add to oil; stir-fry<br />
until brown (abt. 2 min). Remove and drain. Remove all but 1 Tbs oil,<br />
reheat il and add chili peppers; stir-fry 10 sec.<br />
Add beef, orange peel and seasonings. Stir-fry 4 min, mixing well.  Serve<br />
at once.</p>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 25 Jul 2009 18:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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<p><img src="/pictures/1171958792SZECHWAN CHICKEN AND CASHEWS.jpg" /> <br />Ingredients are :   4                    Servings<br />
   2                    Whole chicken breasts &#8212; boned, skinned and c<br />
     3/4                Inch cubes<br />
   1      tablespoon    Soy sauce<br />
   1      tablespoon    Chinese rice wine or dry &#8212; Sherry<br />
   2      tablespoons   Soy sauce<br />
   1      tablespoon    Cornstarch<br />
   2      teaspoons     Sugar<br />
   1      teaspoon      White vinegar<br />
     1/4  cup           Vegetable oil<br />
     1/2                To 1 tsp crushed red pepper &#8212; flakes<br />
   3                    Green onions &#8212; sliced</p>
<p>   1      tablespoon    Minced fresh ginger<br />
     1/2  cup           Unsalted cashews<br />
 And the recipe is Cooked rice<br />
 Marinate chicken in 1 Tbsp soy sauce and rice wine for 30 minutes.</p>
<p> Combine 2 Tbsp soy sauce, cornstarch, sugar and vinegar and set aside.<br />
Heat oil in wok or skillet. Add red pepper to taste and cook until black.<br />
Add chicken and stir fry for 2 minutes. Remove chicken. Add green onions<br />
and ginger and stir fry for 1 minute. Return chicken to wok. Cook 2<br />
minutes.<br />
Stirring constantly, add soy sauce mixture and any remaining chicken<br />
marinade.  Add cashews.  Serve over cooked rice.</p>
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		<title>Szechwan Beef Stir Fry</title>
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<p><img src="/pictures/1171958858SzechwanBeefStirFry.jpg" /> <br />Ingredients are : 1      Lb            Beef Flank Steak<br />
   2      Tbsp          Soy Sauce, Low Sodium<br />
   4      Tsp           Sesame Oil &#8212; divided<br />
   1 1/2  Tsp           Sugar<br />
   1      Tsp           Cornstarch<br />
   2      Cloves        Garlic &#8212; crushed<br />
   1      Tbsp          Ginger Root &#8212; minced<br />
     1/4  Tsp           Red Pepper Flakes<br />
   1      sm            Red Bell Pepper &#8212; cut into 1 inch<br />
   8      oz            Frozen Baby Corn &#8212; defrosted<br />
     1/4  lb            Pea Pods &#8212; julienned<br />
                        Hot Rice<br />
 And the recipe is Cut beef lengthwise into 2 strips; slice across the grain into 1/8 inch<br />
thick strips.  Combine soy sauce, 2 tsp oil, sugar and cornstarch.; stir<br />
into meat.  Heat remaining 2 tsp oil in large skillet or wok over<br />
medium-high heat.  Add garlic, ginger, and red pepper; cook 30 seconds.<br />
Add bell pepper and corn; stir fry 1 1/2 minutes. Add pea pods; stir fry<br />
30 seconds.  Remove vegetables. Stir fry beef strips (1/2 at a time) 2 to<br />
3 minutes.  Return vegetables and beef to skillet and heat through.</p>
<p>Serve with hot rice</p>
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   3      tablespoons   dry sherry
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<p><img src="/pictures/1171959087SzechuanStir-Fry.jpg" /> <br />Ingredients are : 1      tablespoon    cornstarch<br />
   3      tablespoons   dry sherry<br />
     1/2  cup           oyster sauce<br />
     1/4  cup           water<br />
     1/2  teaspoon      red pepper flakes &#8212; crushed<br />
   2      tablespoons   oil &#8212; * see note<br />
   1      tablespoon    ginger root &#8212; minced<br />
   1                    garlic clove &#8212; crushed<br />
   1      pound         broccoli stalks &#8212; sliced<br />
                        and flowerettes<br />
   2                    celery stalks &#8212; diagonally cut<br />
     1/4  cup           waterchestnuts, canned &#8212; chopped<br />
   6                    green onions &#8212; diagonally cut<br />
   1                    green bell pepper &#8212; julienned<br />
   1                    red bell pepper &#8212; julienned<br />
   2      cups          cooked beef &#8212; cut in 1 x 3&#8243; slice<br />
 And the recipe is * Use your choice of oils, or use canola or peanut oil with dash of sesame<br />
oil added.</p>
<p>     Prepare all vegetables and meat before beginning to cook this recipe.<br />
In small bowl, combine sherry, oyster sauce, water, pepper flakes and the<br />
cornstarch. Mix well.</p>
<p>     1. Heat pan over medium heat and add the oil.<br />
     2. Stir in ginger and garlic and stir-fry one minute.<br />
     3. Add broccoli; stir-fry 3 minutes.<br />
     4. Add red and green peppers, celery and green onions; stir-fry 3<br />
minutes.<br />
     5. Add sherry-cornstarch mixture and the cooked beef; stir-fry 3<br />
minutes.<br />
     6. Add the waterchestnuts and stir-fry one minute more.</p>
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