Egg Foo Young Secrets Revealed


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A comprehensive guide to classic Chinese takeout Egg Foo Young at home! Egg Fu Young is one of the most popular dishes at …

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  1. The Chow Hall
    The Chow Hall says:

    Jason, I wanted to pop in here to thank you for the dehydrated minced garlic tip. I don't remember which video that was in, but I got some and have been using it exclusively instead of fresh garlic for the last month, and realized it really was the garlic that Chinese restaurants use in a lot of their recipes. It saves me a ton of time and garlic fingers. This weekend I used it to prepare 100 covers (about 30lbs) of Hawaiian "North Shore" Garlic Butter Shrimp bento and it was the exact garlic needed to replicate the dish from Oahu's North Shore. A lot of people came back to ask about the garlic I used and I was able to pass on your knowledge to over a dozen people.

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  2. Paul Stevens
    Paul Stevens says:

    I just made the egg fu yung, and it was delicious! But it foamed up like crazy when deep frying it. Not sure why. For the remaining batches, I had to cook it in a pan instead, to avoid the wok overflowing with hot oil again. Any guesses? I am cooking at elevation, but I’m not sure if that would matter here.

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  3. JH_Content
    JH_Content says:

    Yet another fantastic video from Jason. It's rare you get a YouTuber who goes into as much detail about the little things required for a recipe to turn out great. As I've said before, every one of his recipes have turned out amazingly well for me. I can't wait to try this one as well. Thanks again, Jason, for giving us yet another American Chinese Food staple.

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  4. Perotin of Hackensack
    Perotin of Hackensack says:

    Sensei Jason! Don't have time now, I"m cooking one of Chris Kimball's recipes at the moment, but I'm looking forward to watching and making your version of this one! Thank you — one of my favorites that I've always meant to reverse engineer reliably. Always ate it at the mall near where I worked. Love eggs. Love brown sauce.

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