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weinoo

weinoo

21 hours ago, liuzhou said:

 

 

The sauce is made fresh in the wok each time, using the ingredients individually. Fermented black beans or 豆豉 (dòu chǐ ) are easily found, cheap and keep for months.

 

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They are fried along with the main protein or vegetable. Garlc, ginger, soy sauce, etc are also incorporated - i.e all the things in LKK's bottle except the "caramel color, modified corn starch, xanthan gum."

 

 

These I keep in my pantry in a Ball jar.  Do you, or do they in China, soak them before use? Obviously, the dried ones I get in Chinese groceries are pretty salty.

 

Can you talk about the numerous  types of, and ways to use, dried shrimp? 

weinoo

weinoo

16 hours ago, liuzhou said:

 

 

The sauce is made fresh in the wok each time, using the ingredients individually. Fermented black beans or 豆豉 (dòu chǐ ) are easily found, cheap and keep for months.

 

835164615_Fermentedblackbeans2.thumb.jpg.b8a1a9426ff5a352f345cea44b6eb1b2.jpg

 

They are fried along with the main protein or vegetable. Garlc, ginger, soy sauce, etc are also incorporated - i.e all the things in LKK's bottle except the "caramel color, modified corn starch, xanthan gum."

 

 

These I keep in my pantry in a Ball jar.  Do you, or do they in China, soak them before use? Obviously, the dired ones I get in Chinese groceries are pretty salty.

 

Can you talk about the numerous  types of, and ways to use, dried shrimp? 

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