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re: What's your favorite Chinese dish?
Posted on 4/6/24 at 4:57 pm to braves21
Posted on 4/6/24 at 4:57 pm to braves21
Basic American Chinese? Orange chicken. Sweet, fried, rich, and delicious. I also like the depth of flavor the orange provides.
But we have a few more “authentic” Chinese joints in Birmingham, so I’m going to add a few from there.
Taiwanese Pork Belly (Lu Rou Fan)
These aren’t the pics from Mr Chen’s, but they work well enough. Lu Rou Fan is braised pork belly with a rich brown sauce served with bok choy. It’s velvety, deep, and salty with a bright vinegar punch.
Shan City Chicken:
Absurdly spicy, this is a sichuan pepper chicken dish that is pretty much 1/2 peppers and 1/2 chicken. It has a peppery sauce and is best with lots of green onions and cilantro.
Salty crispy shrimp:
Get it with the tails on. Very crispy shrimp covered in cilantro and green onions. They have sweet pea leaves as a vegetable side, and it’s a perfect complement.
Now I want Chinese.
But we have a few more “authentic” Chinese joints in Birmingham, so I’m going to add a few from there.
Taiwanese Pork Belly (Lu Rou Fan)
These aren’t the pics from Mr Chen’s, but they work well enough. Lu Rou Fan is braised pork belly with a rich brown sauce served with bok choy. It’s velvety, deep, and salty with a bright vinegar punch.
Shan City Chicken:
Absurdly spicy, this is a sichuan pepper chicken dish that is pretty much 1/2 peppers and 1/2 chicken. It has a peppery sauce and is best with lots of green onions and cilantro.
Salty crispy shrimp:
Get it with the tails on. Very crispy shrimp covered in cilantro and green onions. They have sweet pea leaves as a vegetable side, and it’s a perfect complement.
Now I want Chinese.
Posted on 4/6/24 at 9:40 pm to StringedInstruments
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Shan City Chicken
Dude. Great info.
Posted on 4/7/24 at 6:53 am to StringedInstruments
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But we have a few more “authentic” Chinese joints in Birmingham, so I’m going to add a few from there.
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Shan City Chicken
Name the place that serves this please.
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