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from PM’s CC Vol II. These cold noodles would make a great summertime lunch—tossed with chicken and veggies, you’ve got a whole bunch of food groups going here. Sesame is probably good for you, too, though if you don’t have sesame paste, you can probably substitute all-natural peanut butter. Vegetarians can leave out the chicken [...]

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from PM’s CC Vol I. I think red bean paste is the food of the gods, and I will happily eat it out of a can with a spoon. You can make it yourself by cooking adzuki beans with a bunch of sugar and a blender, and you may want to do that if you [...]

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West lake fish 西湖醋魚

from PM’s CC Vol I. Tender, succulent fish is paired with a mountain of ginger and a lightly fragrant sweet and sour sauce. 西湖 xi1hu2 — West Lake. Perhaps a place? I don’t know. 醋 cu4 — vinegar 魚 yü2 — fish Ingredients: 1 live fish, such as carp or any fresh water fish 1/2 [...]

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from PM’s CC Vol II. Tender beef is tossed with crisp water chestnuts and crunchy wood ears, all smothered in a salty/sweet/sour/spicy sauce. 魚香 yü2xiang1 — fish-scented. Refers to a style of cooking in a spicy, garlicky sauce. 牛肉絲 niou2rou4si1 — beef shreds Ingredients: 2/3 lb flank steak beef, cut into shreds 6 water chestnuts [...]

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from PM’s CC Vol I. This is a classic stir-fry with tasty chicken breast, crunchy peppers, and crisp toasted walnuts. The key is not overcooking the peppers! 桃仁 tao2ren2 — walnut meats 雞丁 ji1ding1 — diced chicken Ingredients: 1 lb chicken breast 3 scallions, cut 1/2″ long 2 green peppers, chopped 1 red hot pepper, [...]

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