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Who is a big fan of shrimp rice rolls (虾肠粉) like me? 🙋🏻‍♀️ Rice Roll Batter: ⁃ 350g water ⁃ 100g rice flour ⁃ 30g tapioca starch ⁃ 10g wheat starch ⁃ 1/4 tsp salt ⁃ 5g corn oil Shrimp Marinade: ⁃ 500g peeled shrimp ⁃ 1 tsp salt ⁃ 2 tsp sugar ⁃ 2 tbsp corn starch ⁃ 1 tsp sesame oil ⁃ 1/2 tsp white pepper ⁃ 2 stalk scallion (only the green part–chopped) ⁃ 1 egg Sauce: ⁃ 150ml cup water ⁃ 2 tbsp sugar ⁃ 3 tbsp light soy sauce ⁃ 1 tsp sesame oil ⁃ 2 tsp dark soy sauce ⁃ 1 tbsp oyster sauce ⁃ 1/2 tsp white pepper ⁃ 1/4 small red onion ⁃ 2 stalk scallion (white part only) ⁃ Small bunch of cilantro leaves #ricerolls #cheungfun #dimsum #shrimp #shrimpricerolls #momscooking #chinesecooking #chineserecipe #chinesefood #EasyRecipes

Who is a big fan of shrimp rice rolls (虾肠粉) like me? 🙋🏻‍♀️ Rice Roll Batter: ⁃ 350g water ⁃ 100g rice flour ⁃ 30g tapioca starch ⁃ 10g wheat starch ⁃ 1/4 tsp salt ⁃ 5g corn oil Shrimp Marinade: ⁃ 500g peeled shrimp ⁃ 1 tsp salt ⁃ 2 tsp sugar ⁃ 2 tbsp corn starch ⁃ 1 tsp sesame oil ⁃ 1/2 tsp white pepper ⁃ 2 stalk scallion (only the green part–chopped) ⁃ 1 egg Sauce: ⁃ 150ml cup water ⁃ 2 tbsp sugar ⁃ 3 tbsp light soy sauce ⁃ 1 tsp sesame oil ⁃ 2 tsp dark soy sauce ⁃ 1 tbsp oyster sauce ⁃ 1/2 tsp white pepper ⁃ 1/4 small red onion ⁃ 2 stalk scallion (white part only) ⁃ Small bunch of cilantro leaves #ricerolls #cheungfun #dimsum #shrimp #shrimpricerolls #momscooking #chinesecooking #chineserecipe #chinesefood #EasyRecipes

maybe the year of the snake is the year i become more open minded to food/restaurant trends…..??? #lunarnewyear #storytime #tangyuan #chocolate #fusion #asiancooking #chinesecooking

maybe the year of the snake is the year i become more open minded to food/restaurant trends…..??? #lunarnewyear #storytime #tangyuan #chocolate #fusion #asiancooking #chinesecooking

Replying to @sumu555 Why iced drinks are bad for your health, according to Chinese medicine 🧊 Ice is a ubiquitous part of the modern Western lifestyle, and cold food and drink are extremely popular. For example, someone in the US might think a salad and a cold smoothie is a healthy meal. / Traditional Chinese Medicine, however, believes ice is immensely harmful to our health, and that the intake of cold food or drink can decrease circulation, hinder nutrient absorption, prevent adequate hydration, and potentially lead to reduced immunity and even female reproductive system disorders. This is why you’ll find the Chinese drinking hot drinks such as tea year-round—and why we often ask for water at room temperature! / Chinese wisdom suggests that all food and drink be consumed around 100 degrees F, at body temperature or greater. Your stomach, like your other organs, is optimized at 98.6 degrees. After the intake of cold drink or food, the stomach will attempt to draw heat from the lower body in an effort to return to its optimal temperature, decreasing circulation to these areas. / In Western terms, the intake of cold food and drink causes blood vessel constriction, which prevent our bodies from fully absorbing nutrients and also hinders hydration. / In TCM terms, ingesting cold food and drinks weaken the Stomach and the Spleen organ systems and promotes dampness in the body, which is linked to immunity and results in phlegm production. Ultimately, excess internal phlegm creates lethargy and excess weight, and can also be linked to qi stagnation, resulting in irritability and low motivation. / Thus, one of the easiest and most beneficial TCM health tips to drink more warm beverages! / 📸 In the video: our Pipa semi-automatic tea kettle and raw Pu’er dragon pearl tea from Yiwu village 🍵🫖 Available on our site / #chinesemedicine #china #wellness #herbalmedicine #chinesecooking #rednote #redbook

Replying to @sumu555 Why iced drinks are bad for your health, according to Chinese medicine 🧊 Ice is a ubiquitous part of the modern Western lifestyle, and cold food and drink are extremely popular. For example, someone in the US might think a salad and a cold smoothie is a healthy meal. / Traditional Chinese Medicine, however, believes ice is immensely harmful to our health, and that the intake of cold food or drink can decrease circulation, hinder nutrient absorption, prevent adequate hydration, and potentially lead to reduced immunity and even female reproductive system disorders. This is why you’ll find the Chinese drinking hot drinks such as tea year-round—and why we often ask for water at room temperature! / Chinese wisdom suggests that all food and drink be consumed around 100 degrees F, at body temperature or greater. Your stomach, like your other organs, is optimized at 98.6 degrees. After the intake of cold drink or food, the stomach will attempt to draw heat from the lower body in an effort to return to its optimal temperature, decreasing circulation to these areas. / In Western terms, the intake of cold food and drink causes blood vessel constriction, which prevent our bodies from fully absorbing nutrients and also hinders hydration. / In TCM terms, ingesting cold food and drinks weaken the Stomach and the Spleen organ systems and promotes dampness in the body, which is linked to immunity and results in phlegm production. Ultimately, excess internal phlegm creates lethargy and excess weight, and can also be linked to qi stagnation, resulting in irritability and low motivation. / Thus, one of the easiest and most beneficial TCM health tips to drink more warm beverages! / 📸 In the video: our Pipa semi-automatic tea kettle and raw Pu’er dragon pearl tea from Yiwu village 🍵🫖 Available on our site / #chinesemedicine #china #wellness #herbalmedicine #chinesecooking #rednote #redbook

Replying to @Daisythespottedpitty Chinese steamed eggs 🍳 currently trending on Xiaohongshu. Here’s our super easy recipe! #chinesesteamedeggs #chinesefood #chinesecooking #chineserecipes #xiaohongshu #rednote #redbook #groceryhaul #chinatiktok

Replying to @Daisythespottedpitty Chinese steamed eggs 🍳 currently trending on Xiaohongshu. Here’s our super easy recipe! #chinesesteamedeggs #chinesefood #chinesecooking #chineserecipes #xiaohongshu #rednote #redbook #groceryhaul #chinatiktok

in the midst of a mini identity crisis 😵‍💫 #lunarnewyear #tangyuan #blacksesame #storytime #chinesecooking

in the midst of a mini identity crisis 😵‍💫 #lunarnewyear #tangyuan #blacksesame #storytime #chinesecooking

simple, easy dinner tonight 😌 @LeeKumKeeUSA @HexClad @Buldak @Whole Foods Market @Vital Farms @Graza #easydinner #comfortmeal #chinesefood #mapotofu #beefenokirolls #simpledinner #dinnerrecipes #dinnerinspo #chinesecooking #itstime2eatt #3biggirls

simple, easy dinner tonight 😌 @LeeKumKeeUSA @HexClad @Buldak @Whole Foods Market @Vital Farms @Graza #easydinner #comfortmeal #chinesefood #mapotofu #beefenokirolls #simpledinner #dinnerrecipes #dinnerinspo #chinesecooking #itstime2eatt #3biggirls

Mom’s garlic chili sauce—you’re coming home with me! 😜🧄🌶  Ingredients: • 1 lb peeled garlic • 100g Thai chilies (bird’s eye chilies)* • 80g shallots • 2.5 cups corn oil • 1 bunch cilantro • 2 tsp salt • 2 tsp sugar • 4 tbsp light soy sauce • 2 tbsp oyster sauce *Adjust the chili amount to your spice preference. For a milder kick, try reducing it to around 80g. 🌶✨  #chilisauce #chiligarlicsauce #hotsauce #chilioil #homemade #fromscratch #chinesefood #chinesecooking #mom #EasyRecipe

Mom’s garlic chili sauce—you’re coming home with me! 😜🧄🌶  Ingredients: • 1 lb peeled garlic • 100g Thai chilies (bird’s eye chilies)* • 80g shallots • 2.5 cups corn oil • 1 bunch cilantro • 2 tsp salt • 2 tsp sugar • 4 tbsp light soy sauce • 2 tbsp oyster sauce *Adjust the chili amount to your spice preference. For a milder kick, try reducing it to around 80g. 🌶✨  #chilisauce #chiligarlicsauce #hotsauce #chilioil #homemade #fromscratch #chinesefood #chinesecooking #mom #EasyRecipe

Do you agree?😅 #AsianAmerican #Asian #ChineseAmerican #Cantonese #ChineseCooking

Do you agree?😅 #AsianAmerican #Asian #ChineseAmerican #Cantonese #ChineseCooking

Food is love in Chinese culture. Grab our authentic Chinese recipes in our digital cookbook 👉🏽mamalaicook.com #AsianAmerican #Asian #ChineseAmerican #Cantonese #ChineseFood #ChineseCooking

Food is love in Chinese culture. Grab our authentic Chinese recipes in our digital cookbook 👉🏽mamalaicook.com #AsianAmerican #Asian #ChineseAmerican #Cantonese #ChineseFood #ChineseCooking

whose favorite dish was tomato egg growing up? 🍅 send this to your egg for Valentine’s Day! 🥚 #tomatoegg #chinesecooking #cantonesefood #aapiartists

whose favorite dish was tomato egg growing up? 🍅 send this to your egg for Valentine’s Day! 🥚 #tomatoegg #chinesecooking #cantonesefood #aapiartists

Dumplings in 60 seconds #shorts #cooking #chinesecooking

Dumplings in 60 seconds #shorts #cooking #chinesecooking

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