Hotpot soup base Which do you use ? Does anyone know where to find Lee Kum Kee pork bone? |
Found it at T&T before.. not sure if they still have it. |
Gotta pick up some hot pot bases too. Guess you guys are having for christmas too eh? |
TnT / Donalds / chung Lee doesn't sell them anymore.. |
^true Less and less stores are carrying Lee Kum Lee Hotpot soup base. We just uses can of Chicken broth now |
Do they sell these in Canada? (the pork version) http://www.knorr.com/Images/1020/1020-245832.jpg If so they're great |
^ I've seen that, but don't remember if it's pork though. I think China World in Richmond sells the Lum Kum Kee Hotpot bases. I'm gonna swing by tomorrow and pick some up. Not sure why these are so hard to find now. |
Are there any other good brands for soup base that T&T carries? |
In a pinch you can't go wrong with a few spoons of tom yum. |
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Ended up making tom yum from scratch. Nailed it. :fuckyea: |
I fux with the tom yum + spicy soup base FTW craving hot pot now lol |
I've never actually had hot pot before :alone: |
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Last year I went with the Lee Kum Kee packets of hot pot broth. Satay was one of them and they had other packets of ready-mix stuff like lemon chicken and stuff like that. There was also another for mushroom and chicken broth. I think those ones are pretty good and I've even seen them at walmart for like a dollar or 2 per packet. Step 1: Bring cooking pot of water to a boil Step 2: add contents of hot pot packet Step 3: start dipping meat and vegetables in Step 4: ???? Step 5: Profit |
Usually just go with Swanson chicken broth plus this for dip: http://www.theraincrow.com/wp-conten...auce-26-oz.jpg Sometimes when I don't have the canned chicken broth at home. I just use Knorr chicken powder. Still good. I only care about the satay sauce. |
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Just get the Lee Kum Kee Instant Hot Pot Packs at Walmart. They are about $1 each. Not the best, but does the trick. http://img.tesco.com/Groceries/pi/39...ot_540x540.jpg |
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I'm always interested what other people use for dipping sauces. My current go to is: Peanut butter (whipped a bit with hot water) + that satay sauce + soy sauce + sriracha blended into a yummy paste and separately made in another bowl (for a small bowl): a bunch of garlic chopped a handful of roughly chopped cilantro 1/3 cup soy sauce 1/3 cup white vinegar a few glugs of maple syrup (more if you need more balance) a healthy shake of tabasco a healthy dolup of sriracha half a tsp of sesame oil A bit of A) mixed with a bit of B) makes me want hot pot everyday. It's a bit of work, but so damn worth it. |
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for that specific bbq sauce I like to throw in minced garlic, chopped up green onions and a raw egg I use a buncha diff sauces and shit gotta have variety lol |
soup base: boil some chicken bones with water, add in century egg, onions and cilantro dipping sauce: minced garlic, chopped chilli pepper, cilantro, soy sauce, sesame sauce mixed together over low heat with some water. |
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