I had a craving for Chinese food. It happens a lot.
I also had a large amount of green beans that I needed to cook. That happens a lot, too.
We eat a lot of green beans around here.
This tastes a lot like the string bean chicken you might order at a well-known Chinese-food-chain-restaurant- with-a-Panda-for-a-mascot who shall remain nameless.
Don't ask me where I got the recipe. I'll never tell.
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Showing posts with label Asian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Asian. Show all posts
Friday, March 4, 2011
Garlic String Bean Chicken
Labels:
Asian,
chicken,
chinese food,
dinner,
stir-fry
Sunday, January 16, 2011
Chicken Fried Rice
I love fried rice. Its comfort food to me. But I'm a little opinionated about how it should be prepared...sort of.
For me, fried rice must have a few specific basic elements. Once those elements are in place, the recipe can be varied to suit different tastes, preferences, and moods. This means that when I make fried rice, I almost never make the same recipe twice. I like to change it up depending on what I happen to have on hand or what I am in the mood for. However, the recipe always starts the same way.
Here are the "essentials": long grain white jasmine rice, eggs, carrots, lots of fresh ginger and garlic, and lots of soy sauce.
Anything else is just a bonus.
For me, fried rice must have a few specific basic elements. Once those elements are in place, the recipe can be varied to suit different tastes, preferences, and moods. This means that when I make fried rice, I almost never make the same recipe twice. I like to change it up depending on what I happen to have on hand or what I am in the mood for. However, the recipe always starts the same way.
Here are the "essentials": long grain white jasmine rice, eggs, carrots, lots of fresh ginger and garlic, and lots of soy sauce.
Anything else is just a bonus.
Labels:
Asian,
chicken,
chinese,
fried rice,
soy sauce,
steamed vegetables
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