・ 1 Steam the lobster by first cleaning it and then placing it into the pot steamer. Depending on the size... ・ 2 Wash the rice thoroughly and then place into 3 to 4 times more water than normal to cook the rice soup... ・ 3 Use the liquid f...
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Strange that you had to eat congee from a can while in China, with all that lovely fresh congee all around. And the only ones I've ever seen in a can are the sweet dessert types, certainly not savoury porridge. There's a few distinctly diff...
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Also, some of you may find my web pages about Cantonese to be helpful, even if I haven't updated them in many years: http://www.cantonese.ca
http://community.livejournal.com/guangdong
Also, some of you may find my web pages about the Cantonese language to be helpful, even if I haven't updated them in many years: http://www.cantonese.ca
http://community.livejournal.com/toronto_chinese
Traditional older people would oppose to freezing congee since it will destroy the nutrients in it. You may try this alternative: Boil the congee until it boils and boil for another five mins (alone, without meat). Leave it in the pot with ...
http://www.geobaby.com/forum/thread117787.html
Congee in China, Lugaw in the Philippines .. Yummy! Congee or Lugaw, it doesn't really matter. It is basically a rice soup dish usually common in parts of Asia where people have the knack of eating frugally delicious food. This is a great d...
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