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stir fry pan
I’m fond of my little Joyce Chen stir-fry pan (Peking Pan). It is a semi-wok with a small flat bottom, designed for horrible electric burners. Of course if I had a gas stove I’d have a proper wok. I have a larger wok,...
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where to find kreplach?
Not ravs, but wonton. When I was a kid (also mid-60s) it was not uncommon for Boston Chinatown restaurants such as House of Roy to list “Wonton (kreplach) soup” on their menus. The folklore has it that Joyce Chen...
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What's the deal with Bali Hai?
Thanks to Joyce Chen, Boston had a plethora of Polynesian rests. in the 50’s. A lot of these places are throwbacks to this era in every sense of the word. In one place, near Newton Centre, you can eat under a fake thatched...
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Nonstick wok + high heat....
spend some money on a wok that can take the heat and save the Joyce Chen for the light duty work. Heck, it was probably less than $20 — why risk it?
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Meal following a funeral/burial Cambridge Alewife/Fresh Pond
are Bertucchis, Aku, Aku, Joyce Chen and Franks Steakhouse on Mass Ave. You know the deal- hard to know how many people will show, although we plan to keep it immediate family. That’s at least 1 dozen family members. Parking...
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best nonstick wok minus teflon
I have a Joyce Chen carbon steel Peking Pan (like a small wok, but has a small flat bottom, as alas I have an electric stove). After seasoning it a lot, it is fairly non-stick, and I can use very little oil when stir-frying....
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Red and green curry paste
I’ve seen Joyce Chen hoisin sauce in a kosher store. http://www.joycechen.com
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Bamboo steamer purchase
of Joyce Chen Inc. Bamboo steam cooking offers many advantages over boiling and other wet heat methods of cooking. It better controls the texture and color of foods, especially vegetables, and makes them more nutritious since...
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Bamboo steamer and recipes?
Bamboo Steam Cooking Guide Compliments of Joyce Chen Inc. Bamboo steam cooking offers many advantages over boiling and other wet heat methods of cooking. It better controls the texture and color of foods, especially vegetables,...
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Cast iron wok
I bought my cast iron wok through shepherds seeds, believe it or not, and via the net. It is Wonderful—-very heavy duty, very large, AND will last Forever, about 1/8 “ rim thickness, and about 14” wide.. It is...
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Recommend Wok?
If you need a name brand, try Atlas or Joyce Chen. Just make sure you get one that is very thin, cold rolled steel (i.e. old fashion carbon steel that, yes,indeed, does rust if you do not treat it with respect). Those nonstick or...
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How did I live without it?
. That knife and my Joyce Chen Chinese Cooking Knife (the classic rectangular Chinese cooking knife) are just about the only knives I use. I’ve had the Joyce Chen knife for 20 years, and it never gets put away. You can get...
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Cheap "spiral" or "turning" slicer?
Any recommendations? There are vertical and horizontal ones by Joyce Chen and at Target. http://www.nextag.com/spiral-slicer/search-html They run $ 35-40. Are they any good? What are the pros and cons? Any other brand...
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Wok recomendations
I’m happy with my little Joyce Chen flat-bottomed wok, but it is only big enough to stir-fry for one or two people – I have a much larger one from Chinatown, but use the little one more. Alas I have an electric stove,...
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Hot and Sour soup
Anyone out there remember Joyce Chen? She had (has?) what was a very good restaurant in Cambridge, Ma. I’m pretty sure it was Cambridge. It’s been many years since I was last there. BUT her cookbook is still one of my...
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