Do You Want to Learn How To Prepare Chinese Food at Home Quickly and Easily?
Dear Fellow Busy Home Chef,
If you're like me you love Chinese Food but you find that going out to eat or even ordering take-out Chinese Food to be too expensive in today's tough economic times. At $30 to $50 or even more for a meal for the entire family it's just too expensive.
With today's tighter household budgets it just makes good financial sense to prepare meals at home rather than eating out all the time.
Maybe, like me, you've been curious and wanted to learn how to prepare Chinese dishes at home for your family and friends. Don't worry, I wasn't sure if I could produce satisfactory results at first myself. And, yes, I had my share of trial and error. But, with the help of this amazing cookbook I was able to learn how to prepare a great tasting Chinese meal in my own kitchen.
Cooking a meal is a great learning activity for you and your family.
Well now you too can satisfy your craving for Chinese Food and save money by preparing it yourself in the comfort of your own kitchen! This collection of 100 tasty and easy Chinese Food Recipes is just what you need! Just take a look at these recipes that are included in this ebook cookbook!
| Almond Chicken Almond Cookies Asparagus and Sesame Chicken Soup Assorted Vegetables in a Clear Sauce Authentic Fried Rice Barbecued Lamb on Skewers Basic Won Ton Beef With Broccoli Bean Curd with Oyster Sauce Beef Chow Mein Bok Choy with White Pork Braised Chicken Drumsticks Braised Chinese Cabbage Braised Lion's Head in a Sandy Pot Broccoli with Garlic Sauce Butterfly Shrimp with Snow Peas Cashew Chicken Cashew Nut Prawns Chicken Chow Mein Casserole Chicken Harvest Stir-fry Chicken and Lotus Seed Soup Chicken in Plum Sauce Chicken Foo Yung Chinese Barbecue Sauce Chinese Barbecued Spareribs Chinese Cabbage Chinese Chicken Wing Drumsticks Chinese Coleslaw Chinese Fire Pot Chinese Fried Rice Chinese Fortune Cookies Chinese New Year's Cookies Chinese Mapo Tofu Chinese Mixed Vegetables Chinese Pot Roast Chinese Tenderloin Clear Fish Soup Crab Rangoon Crunchy Bean Sprouts with Beef Curried Chicken Spring Rolls Egg Drop Soup Egg Flower Soup Eggplant with Spicy Meat Egg Rolls Foil Wrapped Chicken Appetizers Steamed Vegetables Fried Garlic Chicken Fun See Chicken Garlic Chicken Hot & Sour Soup |
Honey Sponge Cake Kung Pao Beef Kung Pao Chicken Lamb Slivers in Pungent Sauce Lamb Soup Pot Lemon Chicken Lo Mein Mixed Fruits with Grass Jelly Onion Cakes Paper Prawns Prawns Hunan Style Rice Sticks with Vegetables Salmon Steak with Cloud Ears and Noodles Salt Baked Chicken Sesame Beef Shangyi Shrimp Shredded Pork with Yu Shon Sauce Shrimp Chips Shrimp with Hot Sauce Shrimp in Lobster Sauce Singapore Fried Noodles Sour Soup with Rice Noodles Spicy Pork Strips with Black Fungus Steamed Honey Pears Steamed Pork Dumplings Steamed Pungent Cod with Cabbage Steamed Translucent Dumplings Steamed Whole Fish Stir Fried Vegetables with Bean Curd Stir Fried Snow Peas Sugared Walnuts Sweet Almond Pudding with Dates Sweet and Pungent Lotus Root with Pork Sweet & Sour Sauce Szechuan Chicken Szechuan Noodles Szechwan Chicken and Cashews Szechwan Eggplant and Tofu Szechwan Noodles with Green Onions Teriyaki Beef Three Flavors Soup Tofu Triangles Tomato Beef Twice Cooked Pork with Spicy Vegetables Vegetable Lo Mein Velvet Corn Soup Wheat Starch Wrappers for Dumplings Wined Fish Chunks in Broth Won Tons Won Ton in Oyster Sauce |
Have you ever wanted to prepare any of these great Chinese Dishes? Well, now's your chance to learn!
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So what are you waiting for? Go ahead and start cooking these Easy Chinese Recipes Today!
Maybe you would like to read a few recipes from the eBook before you decide so that you can try it before I buy it. Please enjoy these free Chinese Food recipes.
Authentic Chinese Fried Rice
2 oz Chinese Barbecued Pork
1/4 lb Fresh or Frozen Peas (if peas are fresh, chill first)
1 tsp Salt
2 tbsp soy sauce
2 tbsp Oil, preferably peanut
2 Eggs; lightly beaten
2 c Long-Grain Rice, steamed
4 oz Fresh Bean sprouts
Heat wok or a dry skillet, when pan starts smoking, spread peanut oil
into pan. Add rice, pork and peas and stir-fry for about 2 minutes. Pour
in soy sauce, stir-fry for another minute. Pour the lightly beaten eggs
over the mixture, continue to cook until eggs are done, about 1-2
minutes. Serves 4.
Butterfly Shrimp with Snowpeas
1/4 lb Fresh or Frozen Medium- Sized Shrimp
2 Green Onions
3 tbsp Peanut Oil
1/3 lb Fresh Snowpeas
1/2 c Chicken Stock
8 lg Fresh or Canned Water Chestnuts
2 tsp Soy Sauce
1 tsp Dry sherry
1/2 c Unpeeled Straw Mushrooms
1/2 tsp Salt
2 tsp Fresh Ginger, slivered
1 pinch Sugar
1 lg Clove Garlic, minced
Cornstarch Paste
Soak snowpeas in cold water for 2 hours to make crisp. Soak shrimp in
salted cold water for 1 hour. Drain straw mushrooms. Break off ends of
snowpeas. Peel & rinse water chestnuts. Shell shrimp, keeping tail
intact. Deeply slit shrimp around upper curve (don't cut through),
deveining, & spreading shrimp almost flat.
Cut green onion on the bias in 2" lengths. Slice water chestnuts thinly
crosswise. In small bowl, mix stock, soy Sauce, sherry, salt & Sugar.
Stir-frying: Swirl peanut oil into very Hot wok. When oil begins to
smoke, add shrimp & stir-fry until they curl (about 20 seconds). Remove
shrimp to serving platter. Stir-fry mushrooms for 30 seconds; add Garlic
& ginger; stir-fry another 30 seconds. Add snowpeas & water chestnuts;
stir-fry briskly for 1 minute. Add stock mixture; bring to boil; keep
tossing until snowpeas are bright green.
Push ingredients out of liquid, dribble in cornstarch paste to thicken
slightly. Return ingredients, including shrimp. Stir briefly. Serve
immediately. Note: snowpeas should be slightly undercooked when served.
Sweet Almond Pudding with Dates
1/3 c Sweet Rice flour
1/4 c Granulated Sugar
2 tbsp + 2 tsp Almond Powder
1/4 c Sliced Pitted Red Dates
1/2 c Cold water
3 tbsp Cold milk, if needed
3 c Cold milk
In small bowl, mix Rice flour & almond powder; add cold water a little
at a time to make a thick, smooth paste. Thin further with 1/2 cup of
milk. Pour into heavy saucepan, add remaining milk, and slowly heat to
just under boiling, stirring constantly. Keep stirring to prevent
lumping & burning. Turn off heat, cover & remove to cool place.You can
prepare this first stage anytime ahead of dinner, keep covered &
refrigerated.
Pudding should be finished just before serving. Just before serving,
reheat pudding, stirring constantly. When Hot, add Sugar a little at a
time. Keep stirring. Add sliced dates. Cook just under boiling point for
1 minute. Add extra milk if pudding becomes too thick: it should have
consistency of melted Ice Cream. Pour into individual bowls & serve Hot.
So what are you waiting for? Go ahead and start cooking these Easy Chinese Recipes Today!