The recipe was still the same as the previous one but this time, I added Shao Xing wine to the recipe.
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Thursday, 23 February 2017
Lor Mai Gai Part 2- for non-meat eaters
This time I only used bamboo shoots and dried Chinese mushrooms since I had no Chinese sausages (lap cheong).
The recipe was still the same as the previous one but this time, I added Shao Xing wine to the recipe.
The result was good. See the photos below.
The recipe was still the same as the previous one but this time, I added Shao Xing wine to the recipe.
Chinese Shao Xing wine (or also known as Hua Tiao Chiew)
I recently bought a bottle of this cooking wine for my lor mai gai recipe. I thought I had bought the wrong wine as the name, Hua Tiao Chiew, does not really sound like Shao Xing.
Luckily, many online blogs confirmed that both are the same.
It cost £4.25 (640ml or £1 per 150ml) at the Loon Fung grocery store in Stratford, East London. Sainsbury also sells the wine as well as Tesco and Waitrose.
It is also available on Amazon.
I am looking forward to using the wine in my lor mai gai recipe.
Luckily, many online blogs confirmed that both are the same.
It cost £4.25 (640ml or £1 per 150ml) at the Loon Fung grocery store in Stratford, East London. Sainsbury also sells the wine as well as Tesco and Waitrose.
It is also available on Amazon.
I am looking forward to using the wine in my lor mai gai recipe.
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