1lb bonelesschicken breast, cut into 1 inch pieces
1 tablespoon cornstarch
2 teaspoon light sesame oil or 2 teaspoons vegetable oil.
3 tablespoons green onions
2 garlic cloves, minced
1/4 -11/2 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes.
Peanut oil, boneless chicken breast, garlic, soy sauce, grated ginger, chicken flavour ramen noodle soup, water and mixed vegetables are all the ingredients of a typical Chicken Lo Mein recipe.
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how many calories does Chinese food have
Chinese food has no cheese as it is not an authentic Chinese food it was made in Europe and it also wouldn't fit in with all the other yummy ingredients
people used ingredients to make it
Rice and soy sauces are prominent ingredients. They both also use a good deal of vegetables.
Of course.Sometimes they have suger in porride,in milk,in hot and cold dishes and so on.
Different methods of cooking, and different ingredients. In other words, it's basically like comparing French food and German food.
Chinese style food service is similar to our Western "family style." A large platter or bowl of food is placed in the middle of the table, and it is passed around to everyone to take some food from. The Chinese traditionally serve a cold appetizer first, then soup, then the main course. But Chinese food style is different also as compared to American or western food style in some manners. Their dining table height is half of that of present American or Western dining tables. They sit on the ground on a mat. And also guest sat at the first seat (at the seat of the head family member) for dining. medium.com/@joongkoogjip/8-delicious-chinese-dishes-you-must-try-d028aa9abe87#.p7c6fah0e
Depends on the foods you are eating. You can easily do a search for the food, and you will find many sites give you the ingredients; one you will like is mydailyplate.com.
Probably compressed Diatomaceous Earth.I use Diatomaceous Earth (food grade) for ant control
"Jai" refers to vegetarian food that is popular (but not unique to) among Chinese Buddhists. A lot of jai can be flavoured and textured to resemble meat (e.g. roasted pork, chicken, and even fish) while having no meat-based ingredients. Soy/tofu, wheat gluten, fungi, and vegetables are common ingredients when making jai.
You spell it 'ingredients'.
The Chinese food diet is simple: Do not eat Chinese Food.
i prefer Chinese food over Mexican, cause am hispanic so i eat that food occasionaly and i love Chinese food