Any Chinese Cooking Class in Richmond?
 

My gf want to learn how to cook chinese food, you know the kind of C-Lai class. Anyone know? Western style is ok too. thx :'D

Isn't there a TV show on the Chinese channel ?

i think SUCCESS on capstan way offers chinese cooking classes

what is there to learn... you throw in an obscene amount of oil, some salt and soy sauce and hope for the best.
also cook up some rice; the plainer the better apparently...
at least that's what i gather from my mom's cooking

^

:lol

That's pretty spot on. My mom swears by soy sauce, oyster sauce, and salt.

if one of you is chinese, call up the mom or grandma!

SO FAH SO GOOD!

http://lh4.ggpht.com/_XXPKTJ9haf4/SY...0000000000.jpg

The show is pretty popular
There are a few cooking shows in HK that have a dedicated audience

Don't forget the cornstarch and water.

Downtown out of the question?

Not purely Chinese but I am always impressed with the Community Kitchen Program in Rchmond.

http://chowtimes.com/author/suanne/page/4/

http://www.fsgv.ca/programpages/comm...ykitchens.html

I think that's where they meet http://www.gilmoreparkunited.org/earth_and_people.shtml

youtube?

you need some veggies, pretty simple, boil but not for too long and plate it up with some oyster sauce, thats the finishing touch to any chinese meal.

Just steam everything in a rice cooker, add soy sauce. Done deal.

There are also cooking groups/classes on meetup.com

youtube.
fast, easy, convenient, free

u know, i had to ask,,,,,, pics of gf

brah you married ;)

Good lord, you guys totally aren't helping the situation. :rofl:


First off, I think you need to stock up on a few staple ingredients:
light soy sauce
sesame oil
oyster sauce
chinese cooking wine (it's $3 bucks a bottle @ T&T)
white pepper (optional)

A lot of it is stir fry.
Get pan or wok as hot as possible, toss in garlic to brown, add veggies, toss around in the heat. Add cooking wine. Cover for a bit until veg are softened.

If you want meat in your stir fry, brown meat, remove and reserve, do veg as instructed above, add meat in again, toss, then serve.

If you want that kinda "sauce", it's just a bit of water and corn starch added right near the end of the cooking process.

lol well the only way men know how to cook is by bbq :p

doesnt she just go around hong kong eating random street food going "WAH SO GOOT"

dont forget to throw some ginger in random places....REALLY brings out the taste :wiggle:

^she?
shit, i thought that was a man

the troll in me fails you...
but the kid in me thanks you cuz thats what i thought before i watched a few episodes lol:thumbsup:

The chick is a lesbian from what my mom said :lol

just apply at one of the kitchens in the food court malls.. not only would you learn how to cook, you get paid for it :)

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