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Real and Healthy Chinese Food Recipes Real and Healthy Chinese Cooking Nicholas Zhou http://www.chinesefooddiy.com/ http://www.chinesefooddiy.com Real and Healthy Chinese Food Recipes TABLE OF CONTENTS All Purpose Sauce Almond Boneless Chicken Almond Chicken Almond Cookies Almond Float Ants Climbing a Tree Apples in Spun Syrup Asian Style Snap - Orange Almond Biscuit Asian Style Roast Pork Tenderloin Asian Vinaigrette Asparagus with Cashews Baby Back Ribs Bang Bang Chicken Barbecued Spareribs Baked Chicken Chow Mein Baked Hoisin Sauce Chicken Wings Baked Lamb Cutlets in Honey Sesame Marinade Barbecued Pork with Hoisin Sauce Basic Chinese Yeast Dough BBQ Pork BBQ Pork Lo Mein Bean Curd Casserole Bean Curd Cocoons Bean Curd in Sauce Bean Curd in Sesame Paste Bean Curd with Crab Bean Curd with Fresh Shrimps Bean Curd with Mushrooms and Oyster Sauce Bean Curd Rolls with Seaweed Beef and Peppers in Black Bean Sauce Beef and Snow Peas in Oyster Sauce Beef and Tofu Beef and Vegetables Beef Braised in Soy Sauce Beef Fried Rice Beef Lo Mein Beef Satay Beef Stew Beef Stir Fry with Tri-Color Peppers Beef Teriyaki (Hawaii) Beef with Assorted Vegetables Beef with Broccoli Beef with Broccoli and Vegetables Beef with Chestnut Stew TABLE OF CONTENTS http://www.chinesefooddiy.com Real and Healthy Chinese Food Recipes Beef with Red Onions Beef with Satin Eggs Beef with Spicy Black Bean Sauce Beef with String Beans Beef with Three Vegetables Beef with Tomatoes Beggar's Chicken Beijing Hot Pot Bird's Nest Soup with Rock Sugar Boiled Beef Boiled Dumplings (Jiaozi) Bok Choy Chicken Stir-fry in Garlic Sauce Bon Bon Chicken Bow Thai Pasta with Shrimp Bow Ties Braised Assorted Fungus Braised Bean Curd Braised Beef (Shanxi styple) Braised Beef and Potatoes Braised Beef with Bamboo Shoots (Chengdu-Sichuan) Braised Chicken Braised Chicken with Chestnuts Braised Chinese Cabbage and Asparagus Braised Chinese Cabbage with Shrimps Braised Creamed Cabbage Braised Eggplant Braised Fish with Garlic Braised Fresh Ham with Rock Sugar Braised Hairtail in Soy Sauce Braised Prawns Braised Prawn (Shanghai style) Braised Turtle in Soy Sauce Brown Sauce Bubble Tea Buns (Basic Recipe) Cabbage-Wrapped Pork Rolls Cabbage with Chinese Sausage Candied Banana Fritters Cantonese Spring Rolls Cashew Chicken Cashew Chicken Chop Suey Cauliflower with Chinese Ham http://www.chinesefooddiy.com Real and Healthy Chinese Food Recipes TABLE OF CONTENTS Char Kway Teo Char Siu - Honey Roasted Pork Chengdu Chicken Chiang Mai Steaks Chicken and Pea Pods Chicken and Spinach Soup Chicken and Vegetable Stir Fry Chicken Chop Suey Chicken Chow Mein Chicken Glazed in Bean Sauce Chicken in Green Curry Chicken in Oyster Sauce Chicken Salad Recipe Chicken Stock Chicken Velvet Soup Chicken Wings in Five Spice Chinese Chicken Wings with Oyster Sauce Chicken with Almonds Chicken with Green and Red Peppers Chicken with Orange Peel (Szechuan Style) Chicken with Walnuts Chicken Wontons Chilled Berry Tea Chili Oil Chinese Black Pepper Steak Chinese Cabbage Soup with Dried Shrimps Chinese Carrot and Mushroom Stir-Fry Chinese Chicken Stuffed Peppers Chinese Clay-Pot Beef Chinese Cola Pepper Steak Chinese Crullers Chinese Dry Marinade Chinese Duck Soup Chinese Greens in Oyster Sauce Chinese Marinated Pork Chinese Noodle Salad Chinese Pepper Steak Chinese Pork with Eggplant Chinese Salad Chinese Steamed Fish Chinese-Style Ribs Chinese Tofu Stir-Fry Chinese Sponge Cake and Coconut Icing Chinese Style Roast Turkey http://www.chinesefooddiy.com Real and Healthy Chinese Food Recipes TABLE OF CONTENTS Chinese Wolf-berries and White Fungus Chinese Yams in Spun Syrup Chinese Yams in Syrup Clam Sycee Clear Prawn Soup with Lemongrass Coconut Ice Cream Cold Noodles with Sesame Sauce Crab Rangoon Crabmeat Ragoon Crab Puffs - Crab Rangoon Cream Corn Soup Creamy Baihe Creamy Curried Chicken Creamy Tomatoes Crisp-Fried Duck Crisp-fried Gow Gees Crisp-Fried Mutton Crossing-the-Bridge Noodles Crunchy Stir-fried Kelp Crystalline Walnut Halves Curried Beef Curry Chicken in Clay Pot Curry Chicken with Rice Deep-Fried Bean Curd Deep-Fried Beef or Mutton Rolls Deep-Fried Carrot Floss Deep-Fried Crisp Peanuts Deep-Fried Dough Sticks Deep-Fried Fresh Ham Deep-Fried Fresh Shrimps Deep-Fried Mandarin Fish Deep-Fried Mutton Deep-Fried Potato Balls Deep-fried Prawn Patties Deep-Fried Stuffed Green Peppers Deep-Fried Stuffed Lotus Roots Deep-Fried Tofu Triangles Deep-Fried Watermelon Deep-fried Yellow Croaker with Sweet-and-Sour Sauce Delicacies in Clear Broth Dinner Buns with Coconut Milk Dofu Fa (Soybean Jelly) http://www.chinesefooddiy.com Real and Healthy Chinese Food Recipes TABLE OF CONTENTS Drunken Chicken Drunken Fresh Shrimps Dry-Fried Hairtail Dry-Fried Pork Filet Dry-Fried Yellow Croaker Dry Garlic Spareribs Duck Rolls Durian Ice Cream Egg Bubble Soup Egg Custard Tarts Egg-Drop Soup Egg Dumplings Egg Foo Yung - Family Style Egg Fu Yung - Restaurant Style Egg Foo Yung with Shrimp Egg Pancake Eggplant Shu Mai Egg Rolls Egg Roll Wrappers Eight Precious Pudding Esi Fafao Fish and Vegetables Fish with Hot Sauce Five-Colored Fish Shreds Five-Spice Flavored Spareribs Flower Scallion Rolls Four Happiness Pork Balls Fragrant Creamed Hairtail Fried Bamboo Shoots Fried Chicken with Cashew Nuts Fried Lettuce Fried Mock Oyster Fried Rice Fried Rice Stuffing Fried Rice with Shrimp Fried Won Tons Gado Gado Salad with Peanut Dressing Garlic Chicken Garlic Scallops Garlic-Stewed Sparerib Nuggets General Tso's Chicken Ginger Beef http://www.chinesefooddiy.com Real and Healthy Chinese Food Recipes TABLE OF CONTENTS Ginger Ice Cream Ginger-Soy Fried Flounder Golden Meat-Filled Coins Governors Chicken Green Dumplings Green Tea Cakes Gyoza - Japanese Potstickers Hainanese Chicken Rice Ham-Stuffed Pastries Hand-Pulled Noodles Happy Union Har Gow Hawaiian Luau Barbecued Beef Ribs Hoisin Dipping Sauce Honey Beef Stir-fry Honey Garlic Barbecue Pork/Spareribs Honey Pear Ham Honey Sesame Tenderloin Honey Walnut Prawns Hot and Sour Beef Soup Hot and Sour Cabbage Hot and Sour Shrimp Lo Mein Hot and Sour Soup Hot and Sour Shrimp Soup Hot and Spicy Chicken Hot Bananas with Cinnamon Coconut Sauce Hot Mustard Hot Pepper and Black Bean Sauce Hot Pepper Oil Hot Pepper Squid Hunan Lamb Hunan Tea Smoked Duck Imperial Rolls (Cha Gio) Jiaozi - Chinese Dumplings Jook Juicy Steamed Dumplings Kung Pao Chicken (Stir-fry) Kung Pao Shrimp http://www.chinesefooddiy.com Real and Healthy Chinese Food Recipes TABLE OF CONTENTS Lemon Chicken Lemon Chicken (Steamed) Lemon Chicken (Vietnam) Lettuce Wraps Lion's Head Meatballs Lobster Cantonese Lobster Sauce Longevity Noodles Lotus Seeds in Sugar Syrup Lotus Wraps Mah Gu Gai Pin Mandarin Pancakes Mango Ice Cream Mango Pudding Ma Po Tofu - Ma Po Dofu Marinated Cabbage Marinated Carrot Shreds Marinated Three Shreds Mashed Eggplant Match Stick Chicken (Hot Chicken Salad) Mini Spring Roll Recipe Mock Crab Claws Mock Fish Eggplants Mongolian Beef with Vegetables Mongolian Hot Pot Mongolian Lamb with Scallions Mongolian Style Roast Lamb Moo Goo Gai Pan Mooncakes Mutton Tarts Muxi Pork Nian Gao - Chinese New Year Cake Noodles with Fried Bean-Paste Sauce Noodles with Meat Sauce Mixture Oil-Braised Prawns Orange Beef Orange Chicken Orange Chicken with Red Chiles Oriental Apricot Chicken Oriental Pat Oyster Sauce Oyster Sauce Chicken http://www.chinesefooddiy.com Real and Healthy Chinese Food Recipes TABLE OF CONTENTS Pancake with Egg Filling Panfried Noodles Pan Fried Chicken Sandwiches Paper-wrapped Chicken Peaches in Syrup Peanut Sauce - Chinese-Style Peanut Sticky Rice Pearly Pork Balls Peddler's Hot and Spicy Noodles (Dandan Noodles) Peking Duck Peking Dust Peking Style Sauce Peppery-Hot Mutton Peppery-Hot Pork Slices Pho Bo Beef Noodle Soup Pickled Carrots Piquant Chicken Plum Sauce Pomegranate-Shaped Dumplings Popped Rice with Shrimp Pork and Bamboo Shoots Pork and Shrimp Wonton Pork Balls in Clear Broth Pork or Beef Chop Suey Pork Shu Mai Pork Stuffed Mo Qua (Fuzzy Melon) Pork with Lychees Potsticker Dipping Sauce Potstickers Prawn Goldfish Princess Chicken Quick and easy Turkey Stir-Fry Quick-Boiled Fish Slices Quick-Fried Hot Diced Chicken Quick Stir-Fried Cabbage Raindrop Soup Raspberry Almond Float Red Bean Paste Red Bean Soup Red Snapper and Scallops in Lemongrass Coconut Curry Roast Mutton Kebabs Roast Turkey http://www.chinesefooddiy.com Real and Healthy Chinese Food Recipes TABLE OF CONTENTS Royal Concubine Chicken Salt and Pepper Mix Salt and Pepper Spareribs – Shanghai Style Salt and Pepper Spareribs Salty Soybean Milk Soup Sate Beef Sauteed Beef Strips Sauteed Chicken Chengdu Style Sauteed Dumplings (Guotie or Pot Stickers) Sauteed Prawns with Tomato Sauce Sauteed Shrimp with Hot Sauce Scallops with Steamed Egg White Scrambled Eggs with Tomatoes Sea Cucumbers and Pigeon Eggs Sesame Beef Filet Sesame Broiled Whitefish Sesame Chicken Sesame Seed Balls Sesame Seed Fried Custard Shanghai Pan-Fried Noodles Shanghai Stir-fried Noodles Shredded Pork Shredded Pork with Peking Sauce or Hot Bean Paste Shrimp and Scallop Shiu Mai in Spicy Mango Sauce Shrimp Balls Shrimp Noodles Shrimp Toast Shrimp with Green Tea Leaves Sichuan Chile Sauce Simmered Oxtail Singapore Noodles with Barbequed Pork Singapore Noodles with Shrimp Sizzling Rice Soup Slivered Mutton with Young Ginger Soft-fried Mushrooms Soy and Ginger Dressing Soy Bean Soup with Pork Cubes Soy Mushroom Chili Sauce Soy Sauce Chicken Sparerib Soup Spareribs with Black Bean Sauce Spicy Bean Curd Spicy Chicken Wing http://www.chinesefooddiy.com Real and Healthy Chinese
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    English writing Unforgettable flavor －Stinky Tofu:Why does stinky tofu let the human love and hate? Author: Fang Yu-Chi( 方毓祺)。National Tainan Commercial Vocational Senior High School 。Apply Foreign Language 3B Syu Wun-Yi( 許文怡)。National Tainan Commercial Vocational Senior High School 。Apply Foreign Language 3B Liu Ya-Jhen( 劉雅禎)。National Tainan Commercial Vocational Senior High School 。 Apply Foreign Language 3B Instructor:Huang Yan-Hong( 黃燕鴻老師) Unforgettable flavor －Stinky Tofu:Why does stinky tofu let the human love and hate? I. INTRODUCTION A. Research Background Food is what matters to the people, and the good food is too numerous to mention in the world. Especially the Chinese traditional good food spreads most widely in this multiplex global village. The good food and the culture exchange mutually between country and country, and then become creative and changeable delicacies which are distinctive. The Chinese invented the food which raises the face to improve looks and nutrition －tofu. Tofu is one of the main foods in Vietnam, Thailand, South Korea and Japan and so on. Along with the East and West cultural exchange, people can buy tofu at some markets. Each region develops all kinds of different tofu ingredients such as Japanese soft tofu, Korean kimchi tofu, Guangdong deep-fried tofu, Chinese bean jelly and Taiwan deep-fried tofu. The fresh tofu through the fermentation, pickled, fried and many processes, and combination of sour-sweet and mouth-watering kimchi. These two food seem very ordinary, and do not connect, but they match actually make the human for it exclamation. After the elder evolves, it becomes the famous Chinese traditional snack nowadays －Stinky Tofu.