Your Chinese Cooking Questions Answered | Hunger Pangs


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  1. Leeds Tao
    Leeds Tao says:

    As for the ShaoXing wine, try to get the ShaoXing ‘drinking’ wine like 女兒红 加饭 花雕, which require a driver license to buy. The ShaoXing cooking wine, usually labeled 绍兴料酒, has a significant amount of salt in it. This can through off your seasoning and lacks fragrance.

    The drinking wine can be found where the Sake is in some Chinese markets.

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  2. Riley Hoffman
    Riley Hoffman says:

    Love you two! Okay: I have (horrible) glasstop stove. I hate it… does not get hot enough. So… I am thinking of buying a counter-top gas unit just for wok cooking. QUESTION: Could you compare these units and suggest the best, low-cost flame?

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  3. Nikki Cruzan
    Nikki Cruzan says:

    This was SO helpful😀😀😀. Please do more.
    A quick episode idea, an "Equipment Review" or "Gadget Guide/Review " for Chinese cooking would be awesome. I had no idea there was such a thing as a flat walk. Keep the info coming 😉.

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  4. Roger Irwin
    Roger Irwin says:

    You guys really rock it!! Love the straight forward advice on Chinese coolking. I bought J Kenji Alt Lopez's book on wok cooking and follow his and your recipes for making great dishes. Keep up the good work. ATK should be very proud to have you guys.

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  5. HOME, HELP & HEART
    HOME, HELP & HEART says:

    Thank you so much formthe clarification on light & dark soy sauce and the differences in flavor profile. I had a recioe that called for dark and I couldn't find it in my area. I did find it on Amazon, but decided not to buy it because I thought it would be way saltier than light soy. With hypertension and a low tolerance for sodium, I really have to watch my sodium level. I might just try the dark soy now!

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  6. Est0nian
    Est0nian says:

    thank you so much,
    i have a "strange" question if u dont mind,
    what is the ruling of calling some1 chinese – who is born and raised in different country but follow chinese culture, much.

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  7. cameronbatko
    cameronbatko says:

    Awesome video. I would be curious on what chopsticks you recommended for home? The plastic ones are so so and the wood ones with a finish aren’t great. The cheaper ones you get with takeout seem to work the best. There are too many options online.

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  8. Erich Schwartz
    Erich Schwartz says:

    Do you have any advice on how to make sure ingredients imported from China are not old and reduced in quality? I have had some bad luck with ordering from 3rd party sellers on Amazon, an the ingredients have lost their freshness because they are too old. I try to go to Asian grocers whenever I can, but I don't have many near me.

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  9. Teresa Taylor-Pittman
    Teresa Taylor-Pittman says:

    Hi Kevin 👋. I really enjoy watching you and your father cooking. I happen to really like Hot and sour soup and when I saw your Chinese hot and sour soup video I knew I had to try it! I was not disappointed, it turned out delicious and so full of unami flavor! Thank you for sharing your videos and love for cooking! See you next time.

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