Beef with Egg Swirl on Rice Noodles | Wat Tan Hor Fun 滑蛋河粉


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  1. clyde kawanishi
    clyde kawanishi says:

    I do the same planting the store green onions in the garden. The only difference is I just take the whole bunch and root them in jar of water and plant them when they root. Now I harvest the sprigs chop them and freeze them in a baggy. I use them when I need green onions like in congee, wontons, spring rolls, etc.

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  2. Scott Mcintire
    Scott Mcintire says:

    Looks good! I will definitely try this recipe. It’s not often that I get up to (Westminster/Garden Grove’s) Little Saigon to get fresh chow fun noodles but the dry chow fun still comes out okay. I use a commercial grade outdoor propane wok burner that puts out a lot of heat, so my cooking times will be a bit shorter, but with a well-seasoned wok produces excellent wok hei. I now use a Mandarin style single handle wok instead of a Cantonese style wok and am trying to use more of the tossing/swirling technique instead of the spatula/wok chuan when doing the searing and saucing of the chow fun to minimize breaking up on the noodles. I’m now using a little baking soda and tapioca starch to velvet the meats for more restaurant-like mouthfeel. Cheers!

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  3. M.L.
    M.L. says:

    I love that raw egg sauce on top my look fun noodles, No white Onions, only green onions, chinese parsley, mince garlic, beef, ham ha, this was my favorite dish at mui kwai here in kaneohe oahu hawaii, but NOW it seems ALLLLLLLL these Chinese restaurants are giving smaller portions and raking up the price to $18.00-$20.00 a plate!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  4. brendastenger
    brendastenger says:

    Please, please please! I am a subscriber and almost always watch your videos. But…I automatically scroll right past any video with a thumbnail featuring anyone with their mouth hanging open. My pet peeve.

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  5. Shana Nick
    Shana Nick says:

    Each time watching your video, it makes me hungry. Lol. Definitely will try this out but will substitute it with pork instead as beef can be quite tough if it is not the right cut. Thanks for sharing 😍and have a great week ahead.

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  6. zbreel
    zbreel says:

    Down here in Louisiana rice noodles are hard to find but i just found a local Asian market, yah me. Also, sirloin is my go to protein, its relatively affordable, taste fantastic for stir frys, grilled shish kbobs, fried steak bites w/garlic, etc. Great video, great food!!!

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  7. Constance Dreiseidel
    Constance Dreiseidel says:

    That looks amazing. Can’t wait to try it. I made the pork tenderloin with ginger and green onions from your second cookbook. It was so delicious. I shared it with workmates and they loved it 🥰

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  8. Van Girl
    Van Girl says:

    My uncle started cooking Chinese food more often now and we were talking how much we miss our parents Chinese food and nobody in our family knows how to do it. And I asked where he finds recipes and he mentioned he follows you! Every time he cooks, just feels like home 🥰

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  9. coy bazar
    coy bazar says:

    Your right,flank is way overpriced,$9lb here in s.texas,i like to use thin sirloin with your ingredients,i find it actually plumps up with the marinade and the baking soda i add in tenderizes amazingly.

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