This Perfect Homestyle Meal is Simple and Healthy


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Cook this simple and healthy Cantonese meal of steamed egg and leafy veg, at home. ** NEW COOKBOOK! Daily Special …

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  1. sheila diebel
    sheila diebel says:

    Well that is just 100% simplicity as its best. There are a million different varieties of veggies you could have with that. Myself would be some hot chilies. You are both so calming…. Just love ya Cheers!

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  2. Burp To Thank The Cook
    Burp To Thank The Cook says:

    Hi Flo, great video. A tip, after you whisk the egg and chicken stock, put the mixture through a sieve to take out the big bits. You will get the smoothest egg custard ever, guaranteed. That's how its done in restaurants.

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  3. Lisa Bishop
    Lisa Bishop says:

    Lol, your video got me AGAIN!!!! πŸ˜‚ Not only great looking food, but I keep pausing because I hear a cat, so I go see what my 2 are doing. Then I remember YOUR cats πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚

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  4. Michaelktm
    Michaelktm says:

    I can't believe that you didn't use the ancient secret chinese eggshell measuring technique. When I make your other silken eggs recipe it makes my day to laugh about how you have to measure with the egg shells to get it to work right. Maybe that is why you have ripples, the gods are smiting you! You and your husband are so enjoyable and great people to watch.

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  5. Deborah DiSantis
    Deborah DiSantis says:

    Flo, you have changed my life! We love Chinese food but it just doesn't fit into our budget anymore. Being able to make it at home and being able to change it for our tastes is such a game changer. Thank you so much! And happy mother's day to you as well!

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  6. Heidi D
    Heidi D says:

    Happy Mother's Day, everyone!! πŸ’
    Happy Sunday, too!!
    Hey Flo Yum, definitely going to try this. Looks delicious. Like an egg custard made with chicken broth. How interesting! Tyfs! πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ˜˜

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  7. Grace Bock
    Grace Bock says:

    Dear Flo, beginning to fully appreciate your channel for homestyle simple Cantonese food…that I also grew up with ( cooked by my elder sister though,as my single mum was out working) but I didn't quite master. Thank you for bringing home….away from…home❀

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  8. Debbie Reilly
    Debbie Reilly says:

    Thank you for sharing Flo and Dude have a blessed day stay safe and healthy. Yummy on the recipe. Happy Mother's day. πŸ™β€πŸ™β€πŸ™πŸ˜‹πŸ˜‹πŸ˜‹πŸ’πŸ’πŸ’πŸ’πŸ’

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  9. Roy Cheng
    Roy Cheng says:

    Hey Flo! Thanks for sharing! The wrinkle is due to not covering the egg when steaming. I noticed that you covered your eggs with a silicone lid in the IP but didn’t for the wok. Give that a try and and it shouldn’t come up wrinkly!

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  10. Jonie
    Jonie says:

    Happy Mother's Day Flo. This is a lovely dish to have when you're recovering from an illness as it's kind to your stomach and not greasy, yet very tasty and nutritious. Love from Scotland πŸ’•πŸ’•

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  11. Leon Goodson
    Leon Goodson says:

    Thank You Flo…as always It's looks amazing and will try this recipe. Your Mom is correct on leaving the greens whole as opposed to chopped. The reason is that the chlorophyll is retained in the long stems. If you chop them, them it leaks out in the water. We want the chlorophyll.

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  12. Susan Garland
    Susan Garland says:

    I think the wrinkling is caused by using a bowl with sloped sides. The very top edge of the egg is much thinner than the middle, so, when the middle is finally done, the edge is overcooked, hence the wrinkling. If you use a straight sided bowl, the thickness of the egg will be uniform throughout, and the entire custard will cook at the same rate.

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  13. G. Cosper
    G. Cosper says:

    To prevent the splashing glug of the boxed liquid just revolve the box 180 degrees. Pouring from the 'top' of the box gives you greater control of the liquid

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