😜 Don’t make this if you like bland tofu (琵琶豆腐)


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  1. Hey you
    Hey you says:

    thanks for sharing the recipes , however , with the pak choi being blanched & dip in cold water , wouldn’t it be cold to eat without reheating them prior to serving ? or the pak choi is solely serve as decoration? 🧐

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  2. Blair McClain
    Blair McClain says:

    Watching your dad cook is like watching Bob Ross paint. He makes everything seem so simple and straightforward, yet you can tell every technique has been practiced and refined over and over again. It's really cool just watching a master at work.

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  3. Edgar A
    Edgar A says:

    Great recipe! In Indonesia, we call this "Bakwan Tahu", probably brought in by Chinese immigrants back then and localized as a snack, rather than a dish. My mom made this with Tempeh as a twist and the texture is quite similar to meat (she's vegetarian).

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  4. Apache-Yaqui Brown
    Apache-Yaqui Brown says:

    Thank you so much for sharing. I recently cared for a dying Chinese man for his last six weeks of life. He was a passionate cook and eater, but he couldn't cook any longer. I watched your videos, to cook for him. Your sharing of the recipes and techniques brought joy to his final days as I prepared your dishes. He kept smiling and telling me you are such a good cook. His favorite was the Congee! 💛💛💛 The irony is your kitchen looks just like his. Chris may you rest in peace.

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  5. Angela Andrade
    Angela Andrade says:

    Hello thank you for your sharing wonderful super delicious amazing yummy incredible Recipe and thank you for your beautiful video enjoy 🟨💕💕🟪♦️♥️💗🟩🩵💛❣️🔴🔴🔴💟💟🩷🩷🩵🩵💛❣️❣️🟡🟥🟥🟠🟠🟠🟠💞💞♦️♥️❤️💕💓💓💓♥️

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  6. Toni
    Toni says:

    Thank you for sharing. As a fellow Cantonese, I love to cook food that I've had during childhood and sometimes we forget where some food originates from. So thank you for reminding where this dish would have been from and what it resembles 😊

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