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	Chinese Stinky Tofu by Weining Wang My grandfather’s kitchen is a small but warm place where I spent almost twenty years. The inner satisfaction and happiness I have got cannot be weighed in the scale of universal equivalence.What I spend there is not a time of life. It is a state of mind, the spirit of martyr that I am constantly seeking for.The stinky Tofu added…	1 vote 4141 views
	Gobi (Cauliflower) Manchurian by Hina Gujral Gobi (Cauliflower) Manchurian another vegetarian variant of popular Indian-Chinese Chicken Manchurian, deep fried tender cauliflower florets stir fired in an array of oriental sauces to create an appetizing dish. Cauliflower is robbed off its monotony and clothed with a garment of thick batter, later graced with stir fry to assemble a…	1 vote 2570 views
	Hong Kong Style Breakfast Soup by Chef Paul McGovern This is a very simple dish that I eat whenever I go to Hong Kong. My wife is from Hong Kong so we eat this at home too all the time it's delicious. And you can be prep this well ahead of time.	1 vote 2987 views
	Potato and Red Beans Chinese Stir Fry by Hina Gujral Potato and Red Beans Chinese Stir Fry is an easy to make oriental inspired stir-fried appetizer, addition of red kidney beans provide a healthy dimension to this dish. During weekdays when house help takes a day off such easy to make appetizing dishes make my quick weeknight meal. This stir-fry is a one pot meal in itself, can be…	1 vote 2762 views
	Sweet and Savory Plum chicken by Hina Gujral Plum in the Chicken, yes you read it right it is Plum Chicken, full of flavors, sweet, sour, spicy, tangy actually with each bite of chicken all those spices with plum create a medley of flavors in your mouth and you end up licking your fingers or I should frame it this way it is finger licking good. Inspiration for this plum chicken…	1 vote 1 comment 2498 views
	Vegetable Manchurian with Fried Rice by Hina Gujral Vegetable Manchurian with Fried Rice is one congenial Indo-Chinese comfort food, when I say Indo-Chinese it refer to Indian version of Chinese dishes which are revamped over the years to suit the Indian palate. Manchurian which has always topped the menu cards of Indian Chinese serving restaurants, got it's name from Manchuria, which…	1 vote 1958 views