Does anyone know where I can find Chinese food recipes.?

My fiancee is preggers and she loves it. I'd like to ba able to make it as close to how it would taste in the resturaunt.Does anyone know where I can find Chinese food recipes.?
It will be much better than a restaurant because it won't be swimming in oil.



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Deep Fried Scallops

Ingredients:



10 fresh scallops, cut into bite-size pieces

陆 tsp teaspoon ginger juice

1 egg

1 tsp dry white whine

陆 tsp salt

3 tbsps self-rising flour

Oil for deep-frying



Directions:



1. Parboil the scallops for 1 minute and drain. Sprinkle with the ginger juice.



2. Beat the egg in a bowl. Add the wine, salt and flour, and beat until smooth.



3. Fold in the scallops and toss until evenly coated with batter.



4. Heat the oil to 160掳C/325掳F. Deep fry the scallops until golden brown. Drain on absorbent kitchen paper.



5. Serve hot with tomato ketchup (sauce) or hoisin sauce.

Does anyone know where I can find Chinese food recipes.?
How sweet of you!



I buy spring roll wrappers from my local oriental market. For the filling I use preshredded cole slaw mix in the bag from the grocery store, chunk up any left over meat (pork, chicken, shrimp) or go without, add a little soy sauce (just a little or it's too wet!) %26amp; some salt %26amp; pepper. Roll up the wrappers %26amp; use a little water to seal. Then I bake them (vs. frying in oil) on a foil lined cookie sheet at about 350 for 10 minutes, turn once. I like these better than take out egg rolls.



You can also use the wrappers to make crab rangoon. Just mix up some cream cheese, crab meat, garlic powder %26amp; fresh green onion if you have it. I love to dip mine in a cherry sweet %26amp; sour sauce available at the grocery.



Egg drop soup is also very simple. Over medium heat chicken broth, add soy sauce to taste %26amp; sliced mushrooms; in separate bowl, mix 1-2 eggs. Once mushrooms have reached almost desired doneness, pour the eggs into the soup in a slow drizzle. Stir the soup while you're adding the egg %26amp; it will create ribbons. Top with a little fresh chopped green onion. Serve with some crispy wonton noodles (again regular grocery should have them).



Fried Rice the cheater's way: boil rice to directions. Then in large skillet with oil add rice %26amp; start to let cook. Add soy sauce to rice. I buy a bag of frozen steamer veggies %26amp; cook those per direction. While rice is browning I push out a little space in the center of the rice %26amp; scramble egg in the hole, then mix into the rice. Add the now steamed veggies into the rice. You can also add any meat. Voila.
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