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On 11/4/2020 at 12:58 AM, dcarch said:There is a restaurant here in downtown NYC where only congee is served.
My favorite is the one with a type of dried fish, (not salted fish) and peanuts. Very simple classic oldie recipe, but very satisfying. Must eat with deep fried doughnut sticks (YOUTIAO?).
dcarch
While 油条 (yóu tiáo) is a popular breakfast item, I've never seen it served with congee here. It is eaten as an item in itself, usually with warm soya milk.
8 hours ago, dcarch said:There is a restaurant here in downtown NYC where only congee is served.
My favorite is the one with a type of dried fish, (not salted fish) and peanuts. Very simple classic oldie recipe, but very satisfying. Must eat with deep fried doughnut sticks (YOUTIAO?).
dcarch
While 油条 (yóu tiáo) is a popular breakfast item, I've never seen it served with congee. It is eaten as an item in itself, usually with warm soya milk.
