Chinese Food

There are a lot of factors to consider and a set number is not possible. It all depends on how many tables, how many decks in play, how many shifts, and how many drinks are spilled on the cards. Let us assume a casino has 10 Blackjack tables, eight of them have a four deck shoe and two are single deck. They also have one Three Card Poker table and one Let It Ride table, and that all the tables are open 24 hrs, seven days a week. Let us also assume that there are no mishaps such as spilled drinks and that there is continuous play on all the tables. In single deck games the cards are normally changed every two to three hours and when shoes are used the cards are changed at the start of every shift, in this example the singles will change every two hours. Thus, 8 X 4 X 3 =96 + 12 X 4 = 144

it is not exactly popular it is just a traditional food there

The climate there is perfect for growing ricer. Rice is one of the only things they can grow there and there is barley enough fertile soil to grow it there. the rice farmers at the rice paddies (where they grow rice) had to carve in to the hills to grow the rice because of the lack of farmland.

There is an enormous Buddhist temple just outside Wollongong, the second city of the state of New South Wales. This not only serves the Chinese and Vietnamese religious population, but is a tourist magnet even for mainstream Australians. There are also many small Taoist and Chinese Buddhist temples all over the main cities of Australia.

China is not the only source for Buddhism in Australia, but it is noteworthy that Professor Maddox of the Macquarie University says that in Australia, Buddhism is the most attractive religion for Western converts. She says that the growth in Muslim numbers could be explained by immigration and natural increase, but the increase in the number of Buddhists could only be explained by conversion.

It is the Peking duck. People like to eat the Peking duck.

But chow mein is more widely famous. "Chow" means to stir-fry quickly in a little oil, like in a wok. "Mein" is a chinese word for noodles. Chow mein is just stir-fried noodles (and a little meat, veggies, & sauce).

It's only recommended to the Australian's ideas so that they either love it or hate it. This is a survey for Australian people (person who was born in Australia) not the cultural people.

The pizza is Italian, and the taco is Mexican!

China is famous for using a lot of rice and vegetables in their dishes. Stir fried meals and soups are common prep methods. They also use a good deal of seafood.

well it all started back in nam when china got starved an had to eat whale blubber. they didnt know that it was poison whale blubber. half of the chinese population lost their legs and lost eye sight. that explains the different food. i love you

cause their smart people

The Chinese people have celebrated the Moon Festival since the first century. This holiday is very important to farmers because it a festival of thanks for heaven's bounty.

rice wine,

to make the wine,they would have washed the rice and poured alcohol into a dish with the rice in it. Then cover with glade rap and stored in a place which is dry but warm around 20 degrees and leave it for 2 weeks. Then afterwards it will become rice wine.

It would have a spicy and rice favoured smell and they wine is slightly cloudy coloured.

There is no such thing as "International Cuisine" history, since International is a collective word. It is simply the collection of various Cuisine around the globe. So if you are looking for "International Cuisine History" better use your coconut shell. Thanks

I have no idea. I dont even know what ancient china is. Jk but i know what ancient china is

嗨 the pronounciation is "hai"

The "wok". Very handy cooking tool.

no

Sushi originated in Japan

rice

桃子

because rice is their staple food just like bread is the westerns world staple food

what do you mean? what does china take from other countries? think about anything that other countries have that China doesnt and think about what they do have, They need wood that they get from Canada, they need oil they might get it from the Middle Eastern countries or United States

i hope its good...

$1- 6.4 cny

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