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Having reluctantly come to the conclusion that, depite this ridiculous heat (40℃ +), I can't really survive on beer and ice cream, I made some fried noodles with chicken, straw mushrooms* and Asian herbs. The usual aromatics were in there too, along with Shaoxing and soy sauce. Exhausting to cook; exhausting to eat!
* The Chinese is 草菇 (cǎo gū) which means 'grass mushrooms'.
Having reluctantly come to the conclusion that, depite this ridiculous heat (40℃ +), I can't really survive on beer and ice cream, I made some fried noodles with chicken, straw mushrooms* and Asian herbs. The usual aromatics were in there too, along with Shaoxing and soy sauce. Exhausting to cook; exhausing to eat!
* The Chinese is 草菇 (cǎo gū) which means 'grass mushrooms'.
Having reluctantly come to the conclusion that, depite this ridiculous heat (40℃ +), I can't really survive on beer and ice cream, I made some fried noodles with chicken, straw mushrooms* and Asian herbs. The usual aromatics were in there too, along with Shaoxing and soy sauce. Exhausting to cook; exhausing to eat!
The Chinese is 草菇 (cǎo gū) which means 'grass mushrooms'.
Having reluctantly come to the conclusion that, depite this ridiculous heat (40℃ +), I can't really survive on beer and ice cream, I made some fried noodles with chicken, straw mushrooms* and Asian herbs. The usual aromatics were in there too, along with Shaoxing and soy sauce. Exhausting to cook; exhausing to eat!
The Chinese is 草菇 (cǎo gū) which means 'grass mushrooms'.
Having reluctantly cometo the conclusion that, depite this ridiculous heat (40℃ +), I can't survive on beer and ice cream, I made some fried noodles with chicken and straw mushrooms and Asian herbs. The usual aromatics were in there too, along with Shaoxing and soy sauce. Exhausting to cook; exhausing to eat!
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