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Scallops, Shrimps, Kale Noodles 海鲜 (虾,带子)面
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It might be hard for you to imagine how tasty this noodle dish is as you cannot smell and taste the deep seafood flavors, just by looking at...
Pan-Seared Scallops & Steamed Asparagus - 香煎鲜贝蒸芦笋
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While cooking brings out nutrients in some vegetables (e.g. tomatoes , asparagus , carrots ), some other vegetables (e.g. onions, bell peppe...
Seven-Spice Seasoned Scallops
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Pan-seared scallops might be the only way to get that golden crust and sear on those scallops. Baking does not work that well, really, in my...
Dried Scallops, Conpoy 干贝
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Conpoy 干贝 or Dried Scallops : Its deep, rich and umami flavor due to its high content of amino acids such as glycine, alanine, and glutamic ...
Asparagus & Seafood Pasta Aglio e Olio
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I started stuffing myself silly with brussel sprouts during Fall; then kale and collard greens during Winter. It must be too easy to expe...
Celtuce, Seared Scallops, Fried Shallots with Pasta
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Scallops for its umami and savory deliciousness. Fried caramelized shallots for its charred fragrance. Celtuce or Stem Letture for its cru...
Spring "Risotto" of Asparagus and Scallops
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Somehow, I tend to draw risotto's close resemblance to Asian version (Cantonese) "wet rice", known as 烩饭 ; (pronounced Hui Fan...
Pan-Seared Scallops with Noodles
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You pan seared the scallops on a flat pan. You set the scallops aside. The used pan is "perfumed" with a trail of scallop flavor. ...
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Stir Fry Scallops with Asparagus and Ginkgo
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Today is the 2nd day of Chinese New Year . How has it been goin' for you ? During Chinese New Year, restaurants usually name their dishe...
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Steamed clams, steamed scallops - I love steamed seafood!
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Enjoyed these steamed scallops and clams, at the same place ( Jia Duo Li Eatery, Jordan District, Hong Kong) we had Typhoon Shelter Crab . ...
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Festive dishes for Chinese New Year
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Waving bye bye to the Pig and greeting a big hello to the Rat. 7th Feb 2008 marks the first day in the Chinese Lunar Calender - first day o...
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