Chinese Food

I'd imagine that everyone would rather, eat fresh, more than stale food. Fresh foods are more healthier.

A golden colour depending on how long u cook the rice for will depend on the final colour.

well for a grown man there would be round about 212 calories for a women there would be 184 calories and for a child's Chinese the would be 114 calories.

The three main principles in Chinese food preparation are that the food should look good, smell good and taste good. As china is vast, here is a great variety of cooking methods. The Beijing style of cooking has lovely Snacks, Sichuan cooking is well known for its hot and spice flavors, and Guangdong (Cantonese) cooking is famous for its sweet and sour style.

The main ingredients in Chinese cooking are: shallots, ginger, garlic and soy sauce.

Chinese food is usually stir fried rice or noodles.

Chinese people eat rice. In the northern part of China, where it is mostly dry, people liked to eat dumplings with meat, steamed buns, and noodles. At China`s southern part, which is wet, people eat dumplings with traditional Chinese sugar sauce and noodles.

Wonton soup originated in North China. Although no specific date is given for the wonton origin, it is believed that it dates back to the Qing Dynasty. It is a clear soup that features dumplings made from flour and filled with ground meats and spices.

start off with a main course of duck meat or pork,and other stir-fried vegetables with small glass of wine or beer.

then moved onto duck or chicken soup and other main courses of fish and rice.

Then at the end finished off with snacks of sweet red bean soup or freshly made biscuits.

Chinese food can be good for you because of all the veggies, but it also is cooked with a lot of grease, oil, and butter. If you were to eat Chinese food everyday, you would probably die of clotted arteries. If you eat it every once in awhile, it's ok.

Breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Chinese eat breakfast when they wake up before they go off to school, work, or start their day. This could range anywhere from 6am to 8am.

Lunch is usually around noon.

Dinner depending on lifestyle can range from 5pm to 7pm.

Some Chinese also have a late night snack that is around 10 or 11pm.

yes...its Chinese food'

Italian and Chinese foods are very different. The things that are similar are pretty generic, such as they both use a lot of herbs and spices, and they both incorporate a lot of sauces into their dishes.

It's one of my favorites! Basically it is a stir-fry with assorted colorful veggies. That's why they call it rainbow. :) The place by me makes it with carrots, red peppers, green onion, bamboo shoots, baby corn, snap peas and angel hair pasta. And, of course, shrimp. The sauce is delicate and delicious. Try it!

Mei Jing or Mei Jin is MSG in Chinese Cooking.

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The Chinese eat a wide variety of food in which rice, noodles, meat (including much poultry), seafood and vegetables feature strongly.

Chinese cooking styles and, to some extent, ingredients, depend on regions and outside influences.

The site below has many links to the rich and varied foods enjoyed in China.

take panda express for example. order the vegatables for your entre and for you two sides. chose orange chicken or tarriaki chicken then for the second entre chose something with lots of vegetables in it. for your drink DON'T DRINK SODA instead take light lemonade or iced tea. if things like that aren't available just take water. if that restaraunt doesn't have water do not eat at that place because they are obviously dumb enough to no serve water

Yes they are. But I consider it animal cruelty because people catch these sharks and cut off their fins while they are still alive, then throw the poor thing back into the water still alive to drown and die.

yeh,they do.

Usually it starts with cleaning the house from inside out. :)

Then family get together is a must too.

This website gives decent examples of the traditions in CNY

http://www.childbook.com/Chinese-New-Year-Customs-s/190.htm

No,there is no such thing called chinese lettuce

noodles chinese do tend to eat more noodles, and to cook less complex meals, compared to other oriental food. they eat a lot of veggies and and rice as well. they normally cook with a bamboo basket, or a wok. they enjoy soup - birds nest or shark fin are very popular. they do not eat a lot of rubbish