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Chinese + 5-8 recipes (22)

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Recipe by: Angela Hamilton
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Everyone loves these crispy spring rolls. Makes a great party nibble or dim sum dish. Serve with a variety of dipping sauces.
 
Recipe by: HERCATE
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You can modify this recipe to include any veggies you choose. It's a great way to use up leftover rice.
 
Recipe by: Brian Gillette
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This is a simple soup in which beaten eggs are stirred into chicken stock flavoured with soy sauce, vinegar and chopped scallions.
 
Recipe by: APRIL42578
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A simple way to use up leftover chicken, as well as leftover rice or vegetables.
 
Recipe by: Rhoda McIntosh
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An easy and unique use of pork; it always gets rave reviews.
 
Recipe by: SEMANO
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This is a traditional Chinese sweet rice recipe that is usually served for the Chinese New Year. This recipe was handed down to me from my dad who liked to eat this alone as a main dish, so it's a little heartier than most other sweet rice recipes. For those of you who know what Chinese sweet rice is, this is the most delicious recipe yet!
 
Recipe by: Carol, Chung Chi Wa
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This recipe is handed down from my mum's mum. This is NOT a dessert (not sweet), but more like a 'quick bread' for the Chinese. This 'cake' is usually made and eaten during the Chinese New Year or its slices are usually found all year round as dim sum in Chinese restaurants. This cake can be kept for 1 week in the fridge (but usually it's finished within a day!!)
 
Recipe by: HEIDI WRIGHTSMAN
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Bright, crisp and spicy Chinese beans with crushed green peppercorns, fresh red chilli and garlic.
 
Recipe by: Brenda Houghton
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A hoisin and soy marinade adds rich colour and an Oriental flavour to roasted pork. Try serving with ribbons of carrots, courgettes and spring onions stir-fried in chicken stock with a little oyster sauce, tossed with egg thread noodles.
 
Recipe by: Maggie Pannell
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These popular Chinese light bites, filled with chicken and crisp vegetables, are given a new twist, wrapped with filo pastry rather than the usual wonton wrappers, then baked, not deep-fried. Enjoy with a fruity chutney and an Oriental-style salad, or serve as party nibbles.
 
Recipe by: SOYGIRL2
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One of my favourite dishes when I head back home; it combines hard-boiled eggs with the subtle flavour of anise and the deep brown hues of black tea and soy. The cracked patterns from the broken shells make these quite attractive! I eat these sliced in quarters and chilled as a side dish, starter or snack. Recipe courtesy of Mum.
 
Recipe by: JENNIFER72_00
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A delicious and easy marinade for pork. Serve with stir-fried vegetables and rice.
 
Recipe by: Norma MacMillan
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These Chinese dumplings, known as shao may or shiu may, have a chicken filling, which is lighter than the traditional pork mixture. Wonton wrappers, sold in Oriental food stores, can be used, or you can make your own pasta wrapping. Serve these dim sum as the starter for a multi-course Chinese meal.
 
Recipe by: Aleta
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Write your own fortunes and place them in cookies. Great idea for parties or Chinese New Year!
 
Recipe by: Azmina Govindji
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In China soups are not served at the beginning of the meal but in between courses or dishes. This is why they are made with a light stock, so they are more appropriate as a starter in a Western meal. You can part-prepare this soup ahead, then add the scallops, vegetables and noodles just before serving.
 
Recipe by: RUDEDUDE
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This is a versatile recipe that you can alter to your taste. Sometimes I use cabbage and plum sauce and it works really well too. The filling is normally served in Chinese pancakes, but I prefer it in tortilla wraps.
 
Recipe by: MARBALET
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Wonton wrappers are stuffed with a mixture of cooked pork and prawns, seasoned with soy sauce and fresh ginger and gently simmered in chicken stock. Garnish with fresh spring onions.
 
Recipe by: Kimber
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Egg Foo Yung is a Chinese-American omelette dish that dates back to at least the 1930s. In this version, vegetables and prawns are combined with beaten eggs then fried and shaped into small bites. Served with a thick sauce made with chicken stock and soy sauce.
 
Recipe by: Jackie Smith
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Serve this sweet and sour sauce with egg rolls, wontons or over stir-fried chicken and veg.
 
Recipe by: FURFNSLO
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Pork fillet cubes sauteed with peppers, onions and garlic in a thick sweet and sour sauce. Serve over rice for a quick and delicious meal.
 
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