Happy Thursday everyone!

Today I have quite a classic Chinese dish for you – Sticky Rice or Glutinous Rice (depending on where you are!).  It is a savoury dish, characterised by a sticky, stodgy white rice with lots of meat in it.  It is quite rich so is sometimes served as a dim sum, or wrapped up in some leaves. It isn’t the kind of thing you’d sit and eat a whole plate of, like Fried Rice, because the texture is quite heavy.

To start, you need Glutinous Rice. I don’t know how easy this is to find in a regular supermarket – hard probably, but if you go to a Chinese supermarket, then there’s loads of options and it is inexpensive:

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Mother used half a bag, 1kg for this but this is a highly exaggerated quantity! For two you would need far less than that, more like a third of the quantity – we were feeding 6 adults though.

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A Picture of Nana!

by Rowena on October 21, 2011

Here’s a picture of Nana.  I noticed this the other day whilst sitting in her kitchen!

I like her combination of trendy and old style….

Grandmas feet

Just a bit of Friday Fun for you.  Does your Nana do anything funny?

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How to make Congee (Rice Porridge or Juk): A Spare Ribs and Peanut Congee Recipe

October 18, 2011
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Congee is one of those dishes that is a absolute staple in Chinese families and yet it’s not something that is widely known to the masses. Congee is a popular food to give to children and babies because it is simple so easy on the stomach. My babies will be raised on this stuff, I [...]

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How to make Easy and Yummy Chinese Fried Rice Recipe (Bacon and Vegetable Rice!)

October 13, 2011
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Fried rice is another one of those dishes that is commonly associated with Chinese cooking. To be honest, I have never cared for it. I prefer squidgy plain boiled rice.  However, in the last year or so it has grown on me; it’s highly convenient to eat and can have lots of different textures (crunchy, [...]

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How to make Chicken Sweet and Sour Step by Step! – Homemade and Authentic Recipe!

October 11, 2011
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There probably isn’t another dish that epitomises Chinese food in Britain more than Chicken Sweet and Sour. Served in a bright orange-reddish thick sauce, it’s sweet, sour, tangy, fruity.  It’s so popular Uncle Ben sells it ready made in a Jar.  In truth, the sauce is easy, the method is more difficult but only because [...]

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Quick and Easy Comfort Food! Chinese Salt and Pepper Chips Recipe

October 7, 2011
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Happy Friday! Originally this was supposed to be Sweet and Sour Chicken – apologies, its 3.30am and I need to get a shorter post up! Here is a quick easy dish, which is comfort – snack food and amalgamates Chinese and English food types! Salt and Pepper Chips – in Chinese Takeaways and Chippy’s this [...]

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Homemade Chinese Sweet & Sour Sauce Base Recipe!

October 6, 2011
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Hi everyone! Sorry for the delay in posting new posts!  It’s been a busy time and I’m finally back with lots of different dishes for you!  This one is a precursor to the recipe I will be sharing with you tomorrow. Today we’re looking at Sweet and Sour.  Do you love it or hate it? [...]

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How to make Chinese Style Steamed Fish Recipe

September 8, 2011
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Hello everyone! Today is something criminally simple – it’s not even a recipe really, but just a cooking method.  This is how many Chinese household serve fish.  The fish is almost always whole, although the fishmonger tends to scale it, and gut it too first: Ok, so I forgot to ask my mama what kind [...]

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Fairly Healthy Chinese Soup: Salted Duck Egg, Marrow and Pork Soup

September 1, 2011
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There’s all kinds of reasons why the combination of Salted Duck Egg, Marrow and Pork don’t quite seem right, but when my ma made this for me a few weeks ago, it was so scrummy I just had to share this with you.  It has vegetable, dairy and meat.  It’s a clear soup with lots [...]

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How to make Authentic Chinese Style Salt and Pepper Chicken Wings – Secret Recipe!

August 30, 2011
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Salt and Pepper Chicken Wings is one of those dishes that people tend to order when they’re buying food from the Chinese takeaway – there’s something super tasty about the combination of salt, pepper, chilli on a crispy, deep fried wing.  Way better than KFC. I’ve realised that not everyone likes eating meat on the [...]

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