AIBU to ask for your chinese/Asian recipes?

[Flyingfish2019]

I just like to cook new things and would love to hear your recipes... and I would love to hear if any of you is familiar with a Chinese tea ceremony. Can anyone do it or do it or does it have a spiritual background?

Kimchi fried rice is Korean, not Chinese. I'd subscribe to some popular YouTube channels for authentic Chinese recipes.souped up recipes, spice n pans are good and authentic.

Another vote for Souped Up Recipes, it's similar to Demystified. YouTube is a godsend for cookery.

popular YouTube channels for authentic Chinese recipes.souped up recipes, spice n pans are good and authentic.

Just subbed to to spice n pans! Was already subbed to souped up, her recipes are fab.

www.youtube.com/channel/UCly-uUXFCjZ0fiO3or_jnQQ Elaine luo is another good one focusing on sichuan cuisine

https://www.youtube.com/user/silkinaahluwalia

SilkiTV - my apologies, spelt wrong in my original post. Seriously though what's she makes is brilliant.

Thanks .

Fuchsia Dunlop - Ma Po Tofu

explorepartsunknown.com/sichuan/recipe-pock-marked-mother-chens-bean-curd-mapo-doufu/

There's even a veggie version
www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2012/jun/14/pock-marked-old-woman-s-tofu-recipe

This is nice.

There was a thread last week about egg in/on rice that got quite nasty.

Why did it get nasty?

Hairy bikers Asian cookbook, amazing.

Tea ceremonies are done at weddings but you can serve tea at any meal - you would put the small cups in a circle on the table and pour the tea in one go - then serve to your guests, oldest first - host gets theirs last.