🥦 How a Chinese chef cooks Broccoli! (蒜蓉西蘭花)


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  1. Poline Chan
    Poline Chan says:

    When I was working as a cook, I was told to blanch vegetables for 30s but at high heat. Small batch at a time since adding a lot of vegetables bring temp down (maintain temp above 80 °C). Has anyone tried shorter blanch timing?

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  2. Melody Smith
    Melody Smith says:

    I appreciate your father mentioning what to do when feeding people that have a tougher time chewing. My daughter loves broccoli but has cerebral palsy so chewing is difficult. I look forward to cooking this for her!

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  3. William Woo
    William Woo says:

    I also thought that more water will bring it back to boiling quicker, until someone pointed it out that it will take the same time because the same energy is required to bring back the boil regardless of the amount of water.
    More water does matter, because it means less temperature drop when the broccoli is put in

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  4. G
    G says:

    I don't know how I got suggested this video, but I am happy it did. I can't wait to try this and look forward to watching the other video lessons. Thank you! Liked and sub'd!

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  5. Ryan Tweddle
    Ryan Tweddle says:

    I was always lead to believe that boiling vegetables was not good because all the nutrients goes into the water that you discard. Steaming is the best way for nutritious vegetables. I get it that this delicious but not the most nutritious, haha that rymhed.😅

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