🤤 The Chow Mein Masterclass (鷄肉炒麵)


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  1. jaiga15
    jaiga15 says:

    My chinese mum genuinely said the other day " your're actually good at cooking…" , little did she know i had been following chef lau's recipes! 😆Thank you!

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  2. jeff newcomb
    jeff newcomb says:

    It's not the Chicken Chow Mein that remember as a child, but WOW; I LOVE IT. Made it this afternoon, & was fantastic. Good thing I love to eat, cause it's a lot of work non stop, but well worth it.

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  3. Liam Olivia
    Liam Olivia says:

    I've learned so many valuable cooking tips from your videos. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I was wondering if you could share a video of you cooking with KHAL

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  4. Ken & Rose Tam
    Ken & Rose Tam says:

    鄉俚劉亞哥真係老當益壯。👍💪以為您同小弟「撈鹹」咁上吓大(六十凌歲)原來80!!真叻。祝願劉鄉俚及家人平安,健康,愉快。🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️❤❤❤🤝🤝🤝

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  5. Dasso Chaing
    Dasso Chaing says:

    So how long are you going to interfere with your dad's retirement before you get a real job?? While I understand that your dad isn't going to turn you down, why do you feel you are entitled to use him to make a living???

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  6. Kay Young
    Kay Young says:

    Today lunch I had a plate mushy veg fried noodles, wondered how to make fried noodles properly, now I got it! Thank you for always sharing the hidden great chef skills for cooking tasty food!👍

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  7. moNYTx
    moNYTx says:

    Just made it was a huge success. Only thing was i added a little too much cornstarch to the chicken but other than that was absolutely delicious thank you for a new quick meal

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  8. Ashley S
    Ashley S says:

    This is, hands-down, one of the greatest cooking channels on YouTube (and no, not one of the greatest CHINESE cooking channels…channels, period). Daddy Lau explains logical reasons for performing each step in his cooking process, and is a charismatic teacher to boot. I've made many of his recipes, and they were all amazing! I'm so happy you all are posting these recipes/techniques for us to learn and enjoy.

    Also, I'm an Irish/lebanese woman from the US. Your family is super wholesome, and if you ever wanted to adopt an adult w/ no parents, hit me up! Thanks to your channel I even speak culinary Cantonese! J/k. Keep up the great work!

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  9. LAYRA DSOUZA
    LAYRA DSOUZA says:

    There's something magical about your food. I appreciate your efforts; I was wondering if you could share a video of you cooking with KHAL viewers.I would love to tip you on your recipes..🥰🤞👩🏻‍🍳

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  10. Zazyr
    Zazyr says:

    Swear to God. I'm Polish, was living abroad for quite some time, trying different ways of cooking, since I never order takeaway (I work in a restaurant). Your videos are the most inspirational and teaching of any I found to the date. Kudos and long life to Chef Lau!

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  11. Susanna's Artisanal Kitchen
    Susanna's Artisanal Kitchen says:

    Daddy Lau really did it this time. Those tips and tricks are wonderful. I never knew how to get the noodles with a good chew until now, steaming. How simple is that!!! Also,I didn't really know the difference between Lo Mein and Chow Mein. Now I know. I am definitely going to try this recipe, with my new found knowledge. You rule Daddy Lau.👍

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  12. Pinay In-Melbourne
    Pinay In-Melbourne says:

    Hi, just want to clarify something regarding the noodles. The one that is always available here in Australia is a chow mien noodle in a pocket that is stored in a chiller section of every supermarket. Can we also steam this instead of dropping it in a boiling water? If yes how long? Thanks

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  13. DaShiku
    DaShiku says:

    As a non-Chinese, from my perspective this dish is the most fundamental for learning Chinese cooking. It's easy to learn, but surprisingly hard to master, which gives you an excellent jumping off point for getting into Chinese cooking. As you gain more skill and knowledge, this dish will only taste better and better. Not only that, it is a dish that you can personalize quite easily when you know what you're doing. It is also fantastic for impressing any guests you might have around dinner time.

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  14. Carol Hill
    Carol Hill says:

    Thank you for this recipe. It's not just your dad's long experience. It's his interest and attention to detail and also your discriptions that make Made with Lau the channel I turn to when I want to make a Chinese dish. As I thought, this Chow Mein
    is a step up from the Chow Mein I used to get as a young girl (I'm 78 now). I can't wait to try it.

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