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Pardon me, but I can understand to remove the blood before cooking, but protein?
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it's the proteins that isn't part of the meat. So they coagulate outside. That's the white residue that you see.
Suspect most of them are from residual blood or body fluids or from the bone marrow after being chopped.
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If u steam pieces of fish/chicken, u also see these white products but for fish they don't stink.
lol i watch chinese cooking videos by taiwan chefs. So i use more chinese terms nowadays haha.
Must have watched hundreds of them.
Edited by Lala81, 13 July 2016 - 05:19 PM.
it's the proteins that isn't part of the meat. So they coagulate outside. That's the white residue that you see.
Suspect most of them are from residual blood or body fluids or from the bone marrow after being chopped.
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If u steam pieces of fish/chicken, u also see these white products but for fish they don't stink.
lol i watch chinese cooking videos by taiwan chefs. So i use more chinese terms nowadays haha.
Must have watched hundreds of them.
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if steam fish add abit rice wine...less stinky
my MIL steamed tilapia �i was surprise no muddy taste..so rice wine was the trick
for tilapia i always add alot ginger juice keep for a while before fry
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if steam fish add abit rice wine...less stinky
my MIL steamed tilapia �i was surprise no muddy taste..so rice wine was the trick
for tilapia i always add alot ginger juice keep for a while before fry
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u need ginger. I don't really think rice wine does much except cover the smell.
u need ginger. I don't really think rice wine does much except cover the smell.
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i steam fish always add ginger...
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some other steamfish recipe doesnt need ginger
eg using salted soy bean (mashed) add garlic for seabass
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i steam fish always add ginger...
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some other steamfish recipe doesnt need ginger
eg using salted soy bean (mashed) add garlic for seabass
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seabass also have this taste to it. dou ban jiang is a good companion for it�
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thanks. my chinese is not the best.
if i boiling soup, i usually scoop out those foams on surface
if steam fish add abit rice wine...less stinky
my MIL steamed tilapia i was surprise no muddy taste..so rice wine was the trick
for tilapia i always add alot ginger juice keep for a while before fry
Good tip. I usually used hua tiao. Is it same effect too?
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Every night, at Cheong Chin Nam Road, along Upper Bukit Timah Road, this night spot becomes alive. �Kind of reminds me of Boat Quay. �Near Beauty World MRT.
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i steam fish always add ginger...
some other steamfish recipe doesnt need ginger
eg using salted soy bean (mashed) add garlic for seabass
Those farm bred seabass, d meat is rather soft. I prefer those caught wild from d sea, usually in cut pieces. d meat is more firm n taste better. Whatever seabass, if want use salted soy bean, recommend 3/4 fried d fish. Fried thinly slice ginger, some cut chilli (optional) follow by d tau chio. Add some water n let it boil. Then put d 3/4 fish n let it simmer for awhile for both side to absorb d gravy. Add a little hua tiao wine. Garnish with coriander. Normally, I cook this dish with cut seabass or golden promfret.
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Those farm bred seabass, d meat is rather soft. I prefer those caught wild from d sea, usually in cut pieces. d meat is more firm n taste better. Whatever seabass, if want use salted soy bean, recommend 3/4 fried d fish. Fried thinly slice ginger, some cut chilli (optional) follow by d tau chio. Add some water n let it boil. Then put d 3/4 fish n let it simmer for awhile for both side to absorb d gravy. Add a little hua tiao wine. Garnish with coriander. Normally, I cook this dish with cut seabass or golden promfret.
This is my 3/4 fried golden promfret simmer in sliced ginger n salted soy bean gravy. Oops, forgot to
mention with some cut tomato to give a little sour taste. But nowadays, those smaller tomato which is more souring hard to find.
Good tip. I usually used hua tiao. Is it same effect too?
No prob too.
it's the proteins that isn't part of the meat. So they coagulate outside. That's the white residue that you see.
Suspect most of them are from residual blood or body fluids or from the bone marrow after being chopped.
If u steam pieces of fish/chicken, u also see these white products but for fish they don't stink.
lol i watch chinese cooking videos by taiwan chefs. So i use more chinese terms nowadays haha.
Must have watched hundreds of them.
Oh I see. Thank you.
I usually scoop those white foamy stuff away when cooking soup, when eating steamboat also.
Went over to friend's place for simple dinner
Ikea lotus leaf $6.50 one? Ya nice
Very healthy. All vege.
if i boiling soup, i usually scoop out those foams on surface
if steam fish add abit rice wine...less stinky
my MIL steamed tilapia i was surprise no muddy taste..so rice wine was the trick
for tilapia i always add alot ginger juice keep for a while before fry
My mum used to cook tilapia quite regularly when i was a kid, i find the assam style the best coz can musk the muddy taste best
Now, when i have a choice, its almost always saltwater fish
Sometimes, i also like to cook with pineapples, tomatoes and onions or onions with soya sauce besides the usual steaming
Frying is last on the menu coz later kitchen very oily and i dun like the oily smell
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Pow Sing Restaurant at Serangoon Gardens suspended as 29 cases of gastric flu surface
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Pow Sing Restaurant at Serangoon Gardens suspended as 29 cases of gastric flu surface
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Wow....brought my parents there before, food's not bad.
Salmon day.
Coffee standard dropping ... Bleah ...
So I heard....can't remember the last time I makan at Ikea.
Porridge lunch
Looks good :)
Pow Sing Restaurant at Serangoon Gardens suspended as 29 cases of gastric flu surface
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suspended by NEA but their notice painted another picture..very innovative?
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suspended by NEA but their notice painted another picture..very innovative?
Says alot about the management's attitudes towards customers.
maybe NEA should paste their letter there alsoSays alot about the management's attitudes towards customers.
Says alot about the management's attitudes towards customers.
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suspended by NEA but their notice painted another picture..very innovative?
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suspended by NEA but their notice painted another picture..very innovative?
Not honest !
But then they may say that they are using these days of shutdown to do Reno
Anyway, if one is not truthful, then the integrity is in question ....
I will go somewhere to Makan
Or paste over itmaybe NEA should paste their letter there also
They aren't exactly lying. Kanna suspended due to hygiene issue, so must renovate kitchen mah.
Wakaoz....then they shd insert the word "involuntary" before "renovation" lor
Not honest !
But then they may say that they are using these days of shutdown to do Reno
Anyway, if one is not truthful, then the integrity is in question ....
I will go somewhere to Makan
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lolx...that's why their name is Bao Sing (song)
Or paste over it
Wakaoz....then they shd insert the word "involuntary" before "renovation" lor
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can eat in CSC is not so simple liaoSimple chicken rice dinner at Chinese Swimming Club
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Dinner last night
16 July 2016 - 09:46 AMKtglfc 16 July 2016 - 10:54 AMToothiewabbit$7.20 but my name is not carrot hor 17 July 2016 - 12:33 AMorion2006 17 July 2016 - 01:01 AMEnderYummy..
MY sis gave us a box of these biscuit.. The kids finished all of them, left nothing for the parent.
17 July 2016 - 07:09 AMtenyawphhttp://www.straitsti...japan-food-town
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17 July 2016 - 09:36 AMBlueray 17 July 2016 - 10:16 AMKtglfcYummy..
I missed this Hokkaido ???? :))
Could easily finished a box like this in one go !
Yummy :))
17 July 2016 - 11:20 AMBluerayPow Sing Restaurant at Serangoon Gardens suspended as 29 cases of gastric flu surface
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17 July 2016 - 12:43 PMPorker 17 July 2016 - 01:38 PMkeanieNo my friend is a local.
Wow. Are those from Follia? How's the food?
These are some of what I had at Follia. Desserts were my favorite! Didn't take any nice pictures because everyone just wanted to dig in for dinner.
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Why all the posted foods so tempting? More...
Morning breakfast, wanton noodle at 85 Bedok North Road fc.
17 July 2016 - 02:10 PMPinobii 17 July 2016 - 02:17 PMToothiewabbit?? from Alexandra village.
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17 July 2016 - 02:28 PMPorkerDo u eat the eggs raw?
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No it's mixed with the oatmeal.
17 July 2016 - 02:37 PMLittle_prince 17 July 2016 - 04:56 PMFourZeroLunch with my family
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