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liuzhou

liuzhou

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Squid with snow peas - a classic Chinese combination. Also contains garlic, ginger, chilli, soy and oyster sauces. Squid fried for mere seconds until opaque. Melt in the mouth.

 

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I've never worked out why, but snow peas are known in Chinese as 荷兰豆 (hé lán dòu) which literally translates as "Holland beans".

liuzhou

liuzhou

squid0.thumb.jpg.56b0af8268a8c3bbeb34f3a6fed13a85.jpg

 

Squid with snow peas - a classic Chinese combination. Also contains garlic, ginger, chilli, soy and oyster sauces. Squid fried for mere seconds until opaque. Melt in the mouth.

 

squid1.thumb.jpg.a03ed289c86d026d9c13389eb8c1e79e.jpg

 

I've never worked out why, but snow peas are lnown in Chinese as 荷兰豆 (hé lán dòu) which literally translates as "Holland beans".

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