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LMAO me!!! I keep making Chinese food daily
LOL! Yeah, but my BF is Korean, and he laughs at me because he says you don't need all that stuff. So I let him do the cooking. 😀
Its definitely expanded my recipe list
I have. I've also found many things I am getting there to be better quality, especially the produce compared to how many other places manage it. I've been thrilled to learn how to cook new things, especially in ways that can incorporate veggies to prevent waste. I feel like I use up my produce much faster now and it has made me rethink the way I prepare meals
Yessss. I made shrimp dumplings, pork dumplings, egg rolls (i got too many wrappers 🙃 and trying to use them up before they spoil!), picked up a big ole kimchi,
Pantry stocked with red dates, goji berries, lotus root, glutinous rice, sugar cane syrup. I’m boiling apples and soaking my feet. 👣
Yeah. Only Chinese food from now on.
My closest Asian grocery store is almost 3 hours away and it's an absolute tragedy 😭😭😭
Not more than usual, I've been interested in Chinese culture, music, TV, language, and cooking for about 3 years now, and the only thing I can cook is Chinese food and pasta, my favorite stuff to make are xiao long bao, mapo tofu, and tanghulu.
I've but so many things for tea but the other bitches bought all the red dates 😡. It's the only thing I need!
Chinese cuisine is all about the Cantonese and Sichuan people; these two regions have the best chefs among the Chinese.
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Say it with me....because he and his oligarch buddies are getting worried Americans are waking up to the truth about the anti-China propaganda BS in Red Note and will either demand better conditions or go full socialist.