Cantonese Beef!
I first tasted this recipe at an Art Seminar in Tulsa, Oklahoma. I reworked it somewhat to suit our taste. It was a big hit at a recent dinner.
Chow Dai Wey Choy
Elegant stir-fried vegetables, another wonderful Chinese recipe from Jim Lee’s 1970s cookbook. “Cooking time” is actually time to soak mushrooms. The actual cooking time is included in “Preparation time” since it involves active stir-frying almost the whole time rather than passively letting it cook. May be served alone or over rice.
Hong Shu Gai Kew
This is an age-old Cantonese inspired dish that dates back to 100 A.D. The recipe has rarely been shared in its entirety with anyone in general. So enjoy it and share with your best friends. Let me know how it goes, and if you have tweaks or suggestions that worked better for you.
Flavorful Beef Stir-Fry
Cooking time includes time to marinate beef. I combined the marinade from one recipe, the sauce from another, and the result is tender and tasty beef in this stir-fry.
Cantonese Chow Mein
A Cantonese chef — my roommate– gave me this recipe that I translated into English. It’s pan-fried egg noodles (crispy brown in places) topped with a mix of vegetables and seafood in a light white sauce. Very nice.
