🤨 Dad’s Beef Chow Fun WITH GRAVY?!


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Watch Daddy Lau teach us how to make this saucy version of beef chow fun, also called beef chow fun with black bean sauce.

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  1. Carol Hill
    Carol Hill says:

    This beef chow fun looks amazing! I will have to try in! I really respect your dad's cooking knowledge. He had to have spent most of his life cooking and he seems to still enjoy it. Thank you, Randy for bringing this to us. I have made several of the recipes and they were wonderful. Your family is delightful.

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  2. T M
    T M says:

    This a wonderful recipe as per usual. I tried your dried Chow Fun recipe, it was so delicious! Thank you very much for sharing your wonderful recipes.

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  3. ada leung
    ada leung says:

    This reminds me of the dim sum restaurant I used to go with my parents when I was younger. After eating dim sum, we always ordered this dish. Now I make it for my family. Passing on the tradition but the memory stays only with me.

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  4. Cookswithfire
    Cookswithfire says:

    I don’t speak or understand Chinese or Mandarin, if that’s what dad is speaking, but I have to say your dads voice is very soothing and relaxing. I enjoy his native tongue and explaining what he’s doing in each step. Thanks for bringing us authentic and high quality content. You and your family are blessed and we are too to be enjoying these recipes. Thank you!

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  5. Vablonsky
    Vablonsky says:

    When I order beef chow fun, I invariably get the dry version (gawn chow ngau haw). It's not that I don't like gravy; but, it's that, over the years, I've come to associate the dry version with wok hei and have come to think of the wet version as somehow dampening that possibility. But, that's really an erroneous assumption. Even Nicole, at the end, spoke of the "smoky" flavor of the noodles as she enjoyed what Daddy Lau had just prepared. Key factors include the nicely seasoned finish on that carbon steel wok that Daddy Lau used and the prongs on that portable burner that properly holds the wok in place. That wok allows for charring the noodles without the risk of quick burning because the concave bottom allows for easy agitation and stirring (to prevent sticking). Also, the version in the video is helped out immensely by the quality of the noodles. They're fresh and apparently pre-cut. Most people will only have access to the refrigerated haw fun in Asian grocery stores that's sold like a brick…consisting of a cold sheet of haw fun that's been folded over onto itself. That stuff is notoriously hard to work with.

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  6. Cafe Late
    Cafe Late says:

    This is not a Beef Chow Fun, you should change the title of this dish to black bean pepper beef chow fun. What your father making is that and if it is just beef chow fun there is no peppers and black beans.

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  7. Люда Бурцева
    Люда Бурцева says:

    Отлично получились! Что надо, Спасибо большое, буду делать! 😁Turned out great! That's it, thank you very much, I'll do it!😁结果很棒!就是这样,非常感谢,我会做的!

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