proper/make
everything i eat, most of which i've made, somewhat properly
zha jiang mian on orecchiette with cucumber garnish.  i only had somen in the asian noodleverse so i went to orecchiette because zha jiang mian has to be quite toothsome.
Holiday fooding: braised pigs ear.
Steamed tofu with preserved egg and chili sauce topping.
noodle course 2: wheat noodles in lamb and soy broth, bok choy and spinach soup, topped with vinegar marinated garlic. one piece of duck egg because it’s delicious.
a regional specialty from my hometown in china: yang rou pao muo. tiny bits of rather hard bread in lamb broth with lamb, bean thread, and cabbage. traditionally eaten with pickled garlic.
i think it’s the shizz. white people and even chinese people from other regions who i’ve taken to eat it, not so much.
chinese “salad”: mung bean noodles with blanched carrots, celery, shiitake, seaweed, been sprouts and choi sum in a ginger mustard sesame oil dressing.
spicy pig’s blood and tofu stir fry. so good.
kung paoish carrots, green pepper, and louisiana red hot. i decided to add the peanuts and some sweet soy at the last minute.
Ginger and leek dumplings from the dump truck and a latte from cloud 7. Very tasty and well portioned for lunch but a little salty. Easily fixed by not using the sauce. also like the bit of slaw on the bottom, felt like i was eating a real lunch.
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