🍚 Rice, 3 Ways! (劉爸爸的米飯大全)


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Watch Daddy Lau teach us 3 of our favorite rice recipes: sizzling rice soup, dried scallop & egg white fried rice, and century egg …

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  1. @markshen3280
    @markshen3280 says:

    The crackling dried fried rice package is NOT available anywhere in Hong Kong 🇭🇰 supermarkets NOR in any local markets. It’s probably only sold to Asians in the states.

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  2. @ellevictory1339
    @ellevictory1339 says:

    This is all fake u in comments we can't thank me gor something im not doing im sorry i don't participate in lies sports games this way if i don't want to.
    I don't want to be ur wife anymore i said pretend ur nit fir me , noe ur really not sorry im.busy I can't accept thank you bc u lied about everything and i give u children as a gift josh or myself anymore maybe u can be a worker for me my new husband can decide when i create him privately thc take care

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  3. @ellevictory1339
    @ellevictory1339 says:

    I can't accept thank you bc u lied about everything and i give u children as a gift josh or myself anymore maybe u can be a worker for me my new husband can decide when i create him privately thc take care

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  4. @alipoon4854
    @alipoon4854 says:

    Great as always. Honestly growing up 鍋巴湯 was never eaten in our family in Hong Kong. If I might suggest a recipe of a popular cake where my grandparents come from in Xiqiao called 西樵大餅 or it’s smaller equivalent 光酥餅. It’s commonly called ‘Chinese shortbread’. I’d been looking at recipe videos from China on it, and would love if Daddy Lau was able to demonstrate it, even though I appreciate it is a quite specific regional food.

    Great videos as always, Randy and co.!

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  5. @everythingelse6316
    @everythingelse6316 says:

    Thank you so much for posting this video. This was so nostalgic for me. The crispy rice, my grandmother used to make this but we called it "fahn jiu" and it was the rice at the bottom of the pan, removed with a splash of water just like your dad said. That used to be my favorite!

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