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TSchloe_yee87
post Sep 25 2009, 08:47 PM, updated 17y ago

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From: Ronald McDonald

hey all,

I've created a topic here to share and discuss interesting cooking tips. smile.gif

Do u know of any interesting traditional way of cooking?
1) Soaking bitter gourd in salt water to reduces the bitterness level of the bitter gourd
2) soaking raw cockle in milk before cooking to remove the fishy smell of the cockle
3) cooking rice with lemon juice to increase the stickyness and whitening the rice
4) cooking vinegar with meat to tenderize meat

These are some of the interesting tips i've heard. What about you? Let's share and make the world a more delicious place! tongue.gif



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QUOTE(Ami Tsun @ Sep 26 2009, 03:08 PM)
The Pak Cham Kai, go through the process of dipping into boiling water(with incredient like ginger and leek) then go into ice water.  Repeat 3x this process.  Until the chicken is cooked but not overcook.  The ice water prevent overcooking and shrink/tighten the skin (to preserve the sweetness of the chicken).

There are also chicken rice sellers who have specific order for chicken (must be how many months old, weigh how many kg etc) to the supplier.
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This post has been edited by chloe_yee87: Sep 26 2009, 04:32 PM
TSchloe_yee87
post Sep 26 2009, 10:25 AM

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Thanks guys! but we're discussing on how to enhance the food by addition of other ingredients...

not to wash toilet ya tongue.gif
TSchloe_yee87
post Sep 26 2009, 04:31 PM

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QUOTE(Ami Tsun @ Sep 26 2009, 03:08 PM)
The Pak Cham Kai, go through the process of dipping into boiling water(with incredient like ginger and leek) then go into ice water.  Repeat 3x this process.  Until the chicken is cooked but not overcook.  The ice water prevent overcooking and shrink/tighten the skin (to preserve the sweetness of the chicken).

There are also chicken rice sellers who have specific order for chicken (must be how many months old, weigh how many kg etc) to the supplier.
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oh...this is good tips...let me post it up on the first post biggrin.gif
Thanks for sharing!

 

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