Turkey Cantonese
Not exactly authentic Asian cuisine, but it’s good, and easy to make. Obviously, it can just as easily be Chicken Cantonese if that’s what you have. I like it best with white meat only.
Not exactly authentic Asian cuisine, but it’s good, and easy to make. Obviously, it can just as easily be Chicken Cantonese if that’s what you have. I like it best with white meat only.
I have tried various recipes for beef and broccoli but this one works best and is easiest one for me to prepare in very little time. Serve over steamed rice for a quick weekday dinner without the preservatives of a boxed microwavable entree. I usually get ribeye or filet mignon strips, so that it is not so tough when I try to chew the meat. The local grocery store should sell them already precut in prepackaged trays. If you want some spice, you can add pepper flakes to the sauce for added flavor. For onion lovers, you can also sautee some onions on the side and add it to the mix for additional variety in your dish.
Unusual and festive! Traditionally in China this would be made with a whole chicken, but this rendition from Eileen Yin-Fei Lo is better for you! She remembers having the original version at birthday celebrations for her grandmother Ah Paw. She recommends serving it with stir-fried string beans.
In New York City’s Chinatown restaurants, you can order dishes of fish, meat or other foods on/over white rice and a meal for one person. However, this recipe will serve two or more… This sliced beef with black beans, Chinese broccoli and with white rice is “My take” on this easy-to-make and tasty beef dish.
Make and share this Cantonese Shrimp recipe from Food.com.
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