Try something new with carrot (sliced) — easy recipes with ingredients you already have at home.
Japchae is a popular Korean dish that’s savory and slightly sweet, made with Korean glass noodles stir-fried with vegetables. This version combines carrots, onion, spinach, mushrooms, and sliced dried black fungus, plus egg slices, all tossed in a soy sauce–oyster sauce blend with cooking wine and brown sugar, then finished with sesame oil and sesame seeds.
Curry is loved by people all over the world. Interestingly, the cooking methods of curry vary from place to place, but the taste is equally delicious. The curry that Hong Kong people like tends to have a Hainanese flavor, with a stronger coconut milk flavor and less spiciness. This Hong Kong-style curry chicken is simple and easy to cook, spicy and suitable for both adults and children.
This Northeastern-style aspic dish exudes star power the moment it hits the table! The translucent blocks of aspic resemble solidified amber, neatly sliced and arranged in a beautiful flower shape, nestled on a bed of crisp carrot shreds, and sprinkled with vibrant green cilantro leaves—a refreshing and festive sight. Picking up a trembling piece reveals the fine texture of the pork skin inside, bouncy and bouncy. Drizzling it in a spicy garlic sauce, the savory broth coats the chewy aspic. One bite offers a cool, smooth sensation, followed by an explosion of garlic and spiciness in your mouth—the rich aspic and the savory sauce blend perfectly. It's a staple in Northeastern restaurants, a classic cold dish enjoyed year-round. Having it on your New Year's Eve dinner table will definitely earn you endless compliments!
My eldest son is sick. He doesn’t like porridge, but his throat is dry and he doesn’t want to eat, so I usually cook this macaroni. First, cook the soup base with dried scallops, then add your favorite vegetables and minced meat. It is nutritious, delicious and easy to digest.