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KennethT

KennethT

@liuzhouI think this is a good entry for the misconceptions about Chinese food thread.  Growing up, when one first sat down at the table in a Chinese restaurant in suburban NYC, they would put down the dish of fried noodles discussed elsewhere, along with the "duck sauce" and "Chinese mustard" which is like a tan/yellow mustard with either horseradish powder mixed in or something like that - it was sinus clearing.  Many people would use the Chinese mustard to season their dishes...

 

Even today, in NYC (not in Chinatown) when I get Chinese takeout/delivery, they include a handful of packetized sauces including soy sauce, "duck sauce" and the Chinese mustard.

KennethT

KennethT

@liuzhouI think this is a good entry for the misconceptions about Chinese food thread.  Growing up, when one first sat down at the table in a Chinese restaurant in suburban NYC, they would put down the dish of fried noodles discussed elsewhere, along with the "duck sauce" and "Chinese mustard" which is like a tan/yellow mustard with either horseradish powder mixed in or something like that - it was sinus clearing.  Many people would use the Chinese mustard to season their dishes...

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