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from PM’s CC Vol I. PM means “spicy” not in the “flamethrower in the mouth” way but in the “ahoy, spices from the East Indies!” way. Slices of fish, either fillet or steak, are marinated in soy sauce, fried, and dunked in a soup of sugar and Chinese five spice for a tender, salty/sweet mouthful. [...]

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from PM’s CC Vol I. I’ve been on a shrimp kick lately, and here’s a simple recipe for large-ish shrimps, sauteed with cucumber and mushrooms as well as a little Chinese ham. 清炒 qing1chao3 — clear-fried 明蝦 ming2xia1 — prawn 片 pian4 — slices I made only a couple changes to PM’s recipe: I didn’t [...]

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from PM’s CC Vol II. Return of the rice cooker! This time we’re steaming eggs, with a few shrimp tossed in and some cilantro for flavor. I keep a stash of shrimp in my freezer for occasions like this. 蝦仁 xia1ren2 — shrimp hearts (I think this means the part inside the shell) 蒸蛋 zheng1dan4 [...]

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from PM’s CC Vol II. An unbelievably delicious steamed fish, delicately scented with fermented black beans and ginger, with a tiny kick of spiciness. Oh so good. 豆豉 dou4shi3 — fermented black beans 辣椒 la4jiao1 — chili peppers 蒸魚 zhen1yü2 — steamed fish I don’t have a steamer where the fish can lay flat, but [...]

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from PM’s CC Vol II. A sweet and sour shrimp recipe, with carrots, wood ears, and peas. 醋溜 cu4liou2 — vinegar-y 明蝦 ming2xia — prawn 片 pian4 — slices PM gave good directions on this one. Well, she DID say to deep fry the prawns after dredging them in cornstarch, neither of which I did [...]

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