Posts tagged chinese takeout
How to Make Restaurant-Style Beef and Broccoli Stir Fry

If you're craving a delicious beef and broccoli dish that reminds you of your favorite Chinese restaurant, then this is it! This dish features thinly sliced beef and crisp broccoli, coated in a thick and savory soy-based sauce. In this recipe, we'll include a secret restaurant hack called velveting, which guarantees ridiculously tender beef. Everything comes together in less than 30 minutes!

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General Tso's Chicken Recipe

Looking for a popular Chinese-American take-out dish that you can quickly whip up at home instead? Well, here you go! This popular recipe features small chunks of tender, deep-fried chicken coated in a sweet and optional spicy sauce.

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Chinese Takeout Recipe: Honey Walnut Shrimp (Tôm Chiên Giòn Mật Ong)

Honey Walnut Shrimp is a widely popular Chinese-American takeout dish. It's crunchy succulent shrimp dressed in a creamy honey-mayo sauce, topped with caramelized walnuts. It is a tasty appetizer or when eaten with steamed white rice, a filling entree that's loved by many.

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Beef & Broccoli Stir Fry (Thit Bo Xao Bong Cai Xanh)

Beef and broccoli stir fry (thịt bò xào bông cải xanh) is a classic stir fry made with thinly sliced beef sirloin and fresh broccoli florets, coated in a thick savory sauce. The beef is tender and silky. The broccoli is perfectly crunchy. Together they are a well-balanced tasty meal in a bowl that is sure to satisfy any hunger on a busy night.

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Simple & Delicious Teriyaki Chicken Recipe

Teriyaki is a traditional Japanese cooking technique in which meat is grilled then brushed with a sweet glaze made of soy sauce, sake and mirin. Here is a popular Western adaptation of teriyaki sauce. It excludes sake and substitutes mirin with more widely available ingredients, such as honey and brown sugar.

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Baked Teriyaki Salmon with Mayo and Sriracha Sauce

This baked teriyaki salmon dish tastes like a deconstructed Lion King Roll. You get a similar taste of the famous Lion King Roll but instead of hours preparing, it takes minutes. There's no sushi rice to make. There's no rolling. It's so quick and easy that it's now one of my go-to meals when I'm short on time.

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