🐓 Chicken Feet: Just Like Dim Sum! (鳳爪)


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Watch Daddy Lau teach us how to make chicken feet! While there are a lot of steps in the recipe, it’s worth it for that iconic dim sum …

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  1. Maple C
    Maple C says:

    THANK YOU SO MUCH!! Video was great and I really appreciate that you don't talk over/translate while your dad is talking. It helps me learn Cantonese better and from watching numerous videos already- I can say I don't really need the subtitles but is good to have when I don't understand a word. The Chinese subtitles are great too for my mom since her hearing is bad- she can follow along by reading the subtitles!!
    Chicken feet is one thing my dad did not get to show me how to make; he said it was too much work to do at home,

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  2. Angela Andrade
    Angela Andrade says:

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  3. Ssc368
    Ssc368 says:

    Besides cheung fun, this is a must have dish for me at dim sum although some people are repulsed by them. I decided to learn how to make this when our favorite dim sum restaurant closed during the pandemic. It is truly a labor of love and I was blown away by the many steps that it took to create it. Thank you, Daddy Lau, for showing us your version of this yumminess.

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  4. Jason Lu
    Jason Lu says:

    I went out with a girl who had never had dim sum before. So one day I took her to a Chinese restaurant for dim sum. She was excited about it. I told her that she must try the chicken feet and she was pretty apprehensive but willing to try. So she tried it and said nope. I ended up finishing the entire platter of it.

    I offer everyone this wisdom. Find someone who enjoys and loves eating chicken feet as much as you. Don't end up like I did. 😔

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  5. Vablonsky
    Vablonsky says:

    That frying step really is essential because that wrinkled skin texture is a key element of the final presentation and final eating experience. And, I didn't know it was called "fu pei." If I heard it outright in Cantonese, I'd think that "fu" was in reference to "fu jook" (bean curd stalks). Which has a wrinkled, ruffled appearance similar to the prepared chicken feet. "Pei" means skin, of course. But, "fu pei" means tiger skin apparently. I learned something.

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  6. Jay Oppie
    Jay Oppie says:

    This is yummy! I used to dislike chicken feet but when I learned they're a good source of collagen I started to like them😂 I would boil soup with chicken feet and pork bones and it tastes so good. Definitely will try this recipe! Thanks Daddy Lau 😍

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  7. Diane Thouin
    Diane Thouin says:

    Miam! Quel cuisinier fantastique que cet homme! J'aimerais être sa fille. Il a tant à nous apprendre.
    J'ai hâte d'essayer sa recette; je suis certaine que c'est absolument délicieux. Merci pour vos bons conseils !

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  8. Gilbert Gee
    Gilbert Gee says:

    I've been using an air fryer since I got one and it works great. No more mess with the splattering oil. I do coat my chicken feet with some honey since I don't boil them first. You may not have to coat them with honey using this recipe since he's added honey to the water. I definitely recommend the air fryer instead of oil.

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