My favourite dishes in China
The first dish usually goes quickly.
Pineapple and Beef.
It’s a battle. Rice or noodles? This time my favourite won.
Fried noodles with beef.
In Chinese it’s called big white vegetable.
Sour and spicy Chinese cabbage.
I think the chef almost forgot the nuts.
Kung pao chicken (spicy diced chicken).
What are your favourite Chinese dishes?
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Confused LaoWai
Hmmm, that looks delicious! I’m a very picky eater, but just normal Chicken Chao Mian or sweet and sour chicken is just define!
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Sara
Thanks for your comment Confused LaoWai! I have to say that after coming to China I’m not that picky anymore, but sure there are lots of things I don’t want to eat. But I started eating more vegetables :)
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Justin
Dumplings definitely. Whenever I crave home cooking it is usually dumpling or Baozi. Although beef noodle can hit the spot as well.
I want to ask you what do you do when you crave food from home? I’d imagine it is pretty hard to find anything that looks like Finnish cuisine in China.
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Sara
Justin, Dumplings are one of my favourites too! When I spent my summer holiday in Finland I took some Finnish canned meatballs with me and I’ve already eaten them two times. I make some potatoes with them. I can also make Finnish pancakes easily.
But if there’s nothing at home I can go to IKEA. They have Swedish meatballs that are almost the same than in Finland.
I usually want Finnish food very badly when I’m ill :)
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Justin
IKEA, of course! I forgot they had those in China now. Keep the updates coming :)
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Robert Budzul
That’s an old post and pretty pedestrian dishes… I’m sure you’ve discovered some new ones by now.
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Sara Jaaksola Reply:
August 1st, 2013 at 5:13 pm
Perhaps I should introduce some of my boyfriend’s mother’s cookings!
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