Jen
4K posts


@ItsShowtime365 LGM is the one with the red lid. HK chilli sauce one is grrrrreat with ho fun or any fried noodles. When mix it with either mayo or Greek yoghurt you can use it as fried chicken dip.
English

@jenwilldeckyou Which one is the LGM? 😆 🤣
I just had the HK Chili Sauce 😋 very delicious on the roast beef and chicken cutlets

English

@TheChowDyeLo @ChefMiew @ororo1983 As for enhancing lacking chilli oils: I just add whatever I have in my cupboard - chilli garlic paste, grated garlic, soy sauce and/or black rice vinegar, dash of sesame oil… sooo many combos… depends on your mood
English

@TheChowDyeLo @ChefMiew @ororo1983 My recipe varies… simple quick chilli I just grind and mix Sichuan peppercorns, dried naga chilli and fresh finger chillies with salt and dried baby shrimps… warm the mix on low in pan. Then move to a bowl and add boiling oil onto it. Let it cool and back to pan on loooooow
English

I’m probably one of the few who don’t like LGM.
It’s not fragrant enough.
It’s not spicy enough.
I have to customise it, so what’s the point then?
Carl Zha@CarlZha
The face of Chinese soft power
English

@TheChowDyeLo I know makaton coz of my brother.
Nah I’m alright, thanks bro. Actually haven’t been any better 😁 but every now and then people just annoy me. The older you get the less tolerant you are.
English

@jenwilldeckyou Wait you also know sign language sister Jen? That’s awesome, I can sign my name & a few simple stuff. It’s crazy how sign language can’t transform into a universal language…..I forgot the reason.
You seem a little off, What’s been up?
English

Climbed it. Bottle necked.
The next step I’d advise is to start up own business. Stressful yes, but so much more rewarding than doing them damn tickets.
jezz@JezziiB
ladies in their 30s: has anybody else gone from their “super ambitious climb the corporate ladder” straight into not wanting to work at all?
English

@Leila41066094 Some region do use soy milk or other milk to make a “creamy” sauce for stews… but if you’re thinking western type of creamy, not that I can think of.
English

@USA_BaoziLover Tried that, it’s ooook… not spicy and not fragrant enough.
English

@Lumpenpancakes Even if for convenience.. I won’t use it. Too flat in flavour palate.
English

@jenwilldeckyou Just convenient n easy, tho i agree that it lacks aroma. Also, various unnamed people cannot handle chilies.
I am more used to default shacha, cilantro, garlic, chives.
English

@TheChowDyeLo @ChefMiew @ororo1983 This is stupid and uncultured to the core.
You live in China for a decade and STILL wouldnt have eaten all the cuisine there.
And no, Chinese food isn’t just Cantonese food you see overseas. You have region eating cheese, next region eating anemone 🤷🏻♀️
English

Let’s ask the experts. How true is this? China has so many different types of cuisine, I don’t think it’s that simple.
@ChefMiew @jenwilldeckyou @ororo1983
JUST@justdoitKW
내가 생각하는 한•중•일 핵심 조리법 🇰🇷 한국 - 무침과 끓임 식재료 데친 후 무쳐내는 나물문화 재료의 맛을 우려내는 국물요리 중심 🇨🇳 중국 - 볶음과 튀김 강렬한 화력에 기름을 둘러 볶고 튀기는 조리가 중심 🇯🇵 일본 - 날것과 찜 회나 초밥처럼 날것으로 먹거나 부드럽게 찌는 조리법 발달
English

@Lumpenpancakes Not miss hk. Just some idiot thinking with their level can lectures others… when some of us speak more dialects/language than them!
English

@jenwilldeckyou Lolz. Was it Miss HK? If they're from Scotland, lousy Cantonese is excusable.
There are people (e.g. my friends) from heavily Canto Vancouver, but were pumped full of sh1tlib culture, intentionally raising their kids as Anglo monolinguals.
*now belatedly chinamaxxing
English



