🐓🥦 Chicken Stir Fry: The Masterclass (西蘭花炒鷄)


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  1. @shaunahuerta9597
    @shaunahuerta9597 says:

    Please tell your family how much I adore the conversations and interactions at the family dinner table. While I am humbly thankful for your Fathers skill, and often refer to his cooking skills to hone mine, and YOUR amazing ability to produce a video (I’m sure time consuming) all while telling an interesting story of history, food and culture, the Gathering of family to eat together is priceless and becoming a lost tradition. A Bloopers Video cut from prepping, cooking, eating and of babies interactions would be delightful. ❤🍜🍛🍱🥘🧆🍤🍚🥬🥢❤

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  2. @waterjade4198
    @waterjade4198 says:

    I disagree on the nonstick wok comment that daddy lau made, but not for the same reason.

    If the wok is nonstick, it should NEVER be exposed to high heat. Using high heat on a nonstick cooking vessel will ruin the nonstick surface. Purchasing a nonstick wok is an oxymoron. A wok is meant to experience high heat, but one that can't handle high heat is not something I would waste money on.

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  3. @Victoria-nx6rr
    @Victoria-nx6rr says:

    Thank you so much Mr Lau for not only the recipes, techniques, but, more importantly for how to shop and pick the best vegetables. I can not express our gratitude for allowing us to copy your dishes during these difficult times to feed our familiar stretching our food source with healthy dishes tasty meals good for all ages 2-100. I never never wasted a penny following you and your wife's advice. Kind blessings 2 all.❤❤😊😊😊

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  4. @mandylavida
    @mandylavida says:

    I was so happy to see you encourage your child to always say thank you. I can honestly say that is so rare where I live nowadays, and it always grates on my nerves when parents don't do that. Getting old!

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  5. @ajl8615
    @ajl8615 says:

    Why three persons squashing together? Should have sitting like the arrangement before which was more comfortable for viewers' visual balance and your comfort. Just a suggestion.

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  6. @Zennofobic
    @Zennofobic says:

    i just made Chinese Menudo… classic daikon stew meat tendon in pressure cooker but I added tripe and other bits at my local Mexican market. It's great if you want to be economical and tendon is a bit pricey, the tripe and other menudo meats worked great.

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  7. @GrandpaGii
    @GrandpaGii says:

    I spent 40 years in the the food industry, owning several businesses. Your fathers' skill and knowledge are invaluable. I respect him in the highest of ways. I always look forward to your videos. Peace be with you all.

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