You guys really need to try that!
The best shrimp and scrambled egg dish I ever had. Like I said it would make a French Chef and Chinese grandma proud of that dish.
(Never met a shrimp and egg that I didn’t like but this is the King)
You guys really need to try that!
The best shrimp and scrambled egg dish I ever had. Like I said it would make a French Chef and Chinese grandma proud of that dish.
(Never met a shrimp and egg that I didn’t like but this is the King)
My fav!
Canto lessons… what does that mean?
If you zoom in on the porridge you can see the grains partially broken or broken. This results in a slightly more creamy porridge. In general Canto/HK like it this way
Okay got it. That’s what I thought, just checking. Does this occur naturally from long cooking or do they do something? Thanks!
Long cooking or you can shorten the time with yesterday’s cooked rice
Not sure about this specific iteration, but in the Lowcountry there’s a tradition of rice middlins aka rice grits, very similar to com tam etc, where rice that broke during processing/wasn’t fit for export was consumed locally.
scrambled eggs & shrimp | mike and sons organic eggs, shrimp, scallion
Like eating a soft and fluffy cloud! Just look at those delicate curds that are insanely creamy.
The simple combination of grassy scallion flavor and soft scramble egg is unparalleled…
For comparison, this is what I had at the famed Australian Diary Company in Hong Kong that are famous for their scramble eggs. I’ll take Needle’s scramble over theirs all day…
this was a perfect 10 out of 10 on execution. the eggs were properly runny and fluffy and the shrimp were firm and snappy. loved the waft of butter as soon as I opened the box.
almond jello was much better this time with no sour or bitter notes.
Nice I’m glad you guys got to try it.
Honestly it’s the best scrambled eggs I ever had
Mmmm… I love really soft scrambled eggs.
You really need to try this dish!
Ryan Wong on podcast
https://www.instagram.com/p/CJXqNS7BS2b/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
Peads and Barnetts Berkshire pork belly, honey glaze, hot mustard
Wow! Needle keeps getting better and better.
That was interesting. Never heard of rice middlins before. One day you really need to start a lowcountry cooking thread.
So nice to hear! I will get around to it one of these days…
char siu | peads and barnetts berkshire pork belly, honey glaze, hot mustard
Incredibly decadent and absolutely delicious. I think it would be better if I ate it on the spot while the creamy fat is pipin’ hot and even more melty. Eating this with white rice is a must.
beef curry | short rib, potato, tomato, carrot, yellow curry, chili oil
Is that the Extra Fatty or Fatty? I’m going to assume you didn’t get Regular
It was a regular.
I don’t think it needs anymore marbling to be honest.