AP
Loc: Massachusetts
Another tasty veggie & chicken dinner - "Moo Goo Gai Pan!" Photo 1 shows dinner plated with chunks of chicken and all veggies used. Photo 2 shows the different sauces and veggies used. In photo 3, I added a fine kitchen tool to show my corrugated cut carrots. You can still buy this one on ebay, it's quite rugged and well made.
In photo 4, I sautéd mushrooms in coconut oil with two tabs of butter on med-high heat about 3 minutes then set aside to rest. Photo 5 shows chicken breast cut with pea-pods and rough cut garlic, I used two chicken breast in this recipe. Photo 6 shows veggies only sautéing in coconut oil about 3 minutes med-high heat.
Photo 7 shows cut chicken sprinkled with Herb De Province and all sauces hand shanking not measured onto chicken. With garlic added and sauce showing, chicking was mixed well on med-high heat. Photo 8 shows chicken well colored with all sauces used and added pea-pods.
In photo 9, in my Wok, I cooked bean sprouts in low sodium chicken stock and added green leafs from Napa-Cabbage! Be creative in your cooking, you'll do just fine! AP;
I'm hungry now....The Peaking-Moon restaurant is just a few blocks away......Chow..........(great photos..I can smell the peanut oil)
ricardo7
Loc: Washington, DC - Santiago, Chile
I make Moo Goo often and like to add broccoli. The oyster sauce is what really
makes the dish. I recently made egg foo young and that also uses oyster sauce
for finishing the Chinese omelets. Have you tried making egg foo young?
dancers
Loc: melbourne.victoria, australia
MY corrugated cutter, I have had for 70 years.
AP
Loc: Massachusetts
trainspotter wrote:
I'm hungry now....The Peaking-Moon restaurant is just a few blocks away......Chow..........(great photos..I can smell the peanut oil)
Thank You for your response trainspotter, and welcome! A fine tasty dinner will keep that conversation going at your dinner table with added laughter as well! Keep in touch trainspotter . . . AP
AP
Loc: Massachusetts
ricardo7 wrote:
I make Moo Goo often and like to add broccoli. The oyster sauce is what really
makes the dish. I recently made egg foo young and that also uses oyster sauce
for finishing the Chinese omelets. Have you tried making egg foo young?
Welcome, ricardo7! I Love Egg Foo Young, have not made it for some time, I think sometime tomorrow will be a very good start! I certainly have everything I need to make it! Thank You, ricardo7, for a rewarding response! AP
AP
Loc: Massachusetts
dancers wrote:
MY corrugated cutter, I have had for 70 years.
Wow! A corrugated cutter more than 70 years old. Make some photos so we all can see that antique corrugated cutter! CIAO, AP
AP wrote:
Another tasty veggie & chicken dinner - "Moo Goo Gai Pan!" Photo 1 shows dinner plated with chunks of chicken and all veggies used. Photo 2 shows the different sauces and veggies used. In photo 3, I added a fine kitchen tool to show my corrugated cut carrots. You can still buy this one on ebay, it's quite rugged and well made.
In photo 4, I sautéd mushrooms in coconut oil with two tabs of butter on med-high heat about 3 minutes then set aside to rest. Photo 5 shows chicken breast cut with pea-pods and rough cut garlic, I used two chicken breast in this recipe. Photo 6 shows veggies only sautéing in coconut oil about 3 minutes med-high....... AP;
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Looks good AP, as usual. I like the idea for the carrots
Wow...does that look good. Wonderful food shots.
Chicken and snow peas...... Yum
AP
Loc: Massachusetts
foodie65 wrote:
Looks good AP, as usual. I like the idea for the carrots
Good to hear from you foodie, and welcome! Mixed vegetables are hard to beat with any dinner especially corrugated carrots! AP
Wow, another great recipe! I need to make this one for sure! It looks delicious! And superbly photographed, as well. You are quite talented, AP!
sb
Loc: Florida's East Coast
It looks good! I would put a big spoonful of red pepper sauce in it!
I love the food but the pictures are also wonderful. In my house, two of our favorite foods are Chinese and Indian Cuisine. Too hard for our limited cooking skill. Thanks for all the great pics and the detailed explanations.
olemikey
Loc: 6 mile creek, Spacecoast Florida
Its a fine looking meal and nice photo record of it too!! Good Job!!! I'm with sb, a little bit of chopped peppers (of one's choice, as I know some tolerate various peppers better than others) would be my only add. Keep on cooking and keep on shooting!
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