Savic Chicken Fun

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There’s something about simple mei fun, lo mein, or fried rice (three staples at any Chinese buffet or takeout place) that always wins me over. I think it’s all about texture. These three dishes can sit for a while without losing their texture. It’s kind of like cold pizza. All pizza is good pizza! What is Mei Fun? Generally speaking, the most concentrated sources of glycine include meat cuts from near the bone, skin, and connective tissues. A pair of tongs is a must-have for tossing noodles, so you don’t end up splashing half of the ingredients onto your kitchen counter. Some people believe that brown eggs cost more than white eggs because brown eggs are more nutritious or are organic. Interestingly, existing research suggests that carnosine may have some useful health benefits, likely from its ability to bind excessive glucose in the blood ( 31).

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Most Chinese fried noodle recipes require a wok and a gas range. Because that is the proper way to get perfectly seared meat, crisp veggies, and charred noodles. However, living in an apartment that has an electric stove, I cannot use this setup. Like I mentioned in a previous blog post, an electric stove doesn’t generate enough heat for the wok. That’s why I always recommend using a large flat skillet if you have an electric stove.

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When it comes to rice noodles, I prefer them very thin (i.e. vermicelli), but you can find them in a variety of shapes. They vary from rounded to flat, narrow to wide.Season everything with 1½ tablespoons light soy sauce, ½ teaspoon sesame oil, and ¼ teaspoon white pepper. Mix well. Interestingly hens with white earlobes will generally produce white eggs and hens with red earlobes will lay brown eggs.