The Everything Chinese Cookbook: From Wonton Soup to Sweet and Sour Chicken-300 Succulent Recipes from the Far East (Everything Series)

Product Description:
Featuring hundreds of recipes, such as Snow Pea Stir-fry, Hot Chicken Salad, General Tso's Chicken, and Traditional Mu Shu Pork, The Everything® Chinese Cookbook makes preparing authentic Chinese dishes fun and easy!From basic Chinese flavors and dipping sauces, such as Quick and Easy Sweet-and-Sour Sauce, to Chinese cooking methods and meals, including Stir-fried Orange Beef, offers a diverse set of recipes perfect for both vegetarians and meat-eaters. Featuring delicious recipes for:

• Appetizers, such as Crab Rangoon
• Soups, such as Wonton Soup
• Vegetable dishes, such as Stir-fried Baby Bok Choy
• Beef dishes, such as Mongolian Beef with Rice Noodles
• Pork dishes, such as Sweet and Sour Spareribs
• Mouthwatering fiery dishes, such as Spicy Chicken with Cashews
• Desserts, such as Sweet Baked Pineapple and Banana

The Everything® Chinese Cookbook will have you serving up tasty Chinese cuisine to tempt anyone!

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Customer Reviews

Rating: - This was a present. It made Kathy happy!
My friend Kathy asked for this for her Birthday. It arrived on time & she was very happy to have it.
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Rating: - Great for a beginner
I purchased this along with my first Wok at Christmas, and I must say that this book gets a ton of use. The recipes are easy to follow, and reasonable replacements are listed for hard to find ingredients. The recipes are also adjustable when you get the hang of things, and I haven't had a bad recipe yet. I gave the book only four stars because of a lack of images and that it is just a tad on the basic side, but this in conjunction with other Chinese recipe books can help a beginner like myself and ... Read More
Rating: - Like the food in your favorite Chinese restaurant? This is your book!
Take it from me, this is the book you want to get first if you're intent on cooking Chinese food in your home. Parkinson provides a lot of helpful information and background in the beginning of the book you'll be hard-pressed to find anywhere else. Almost every recipe is something an American would love. It details which spices, vinegar, wines, sauces, etc. to buy at your ordinary grocery store. All you'll need is a wok after that (get the Lodge cast iron, it's the best and will last you a lifetime). ... Read More
Rating: - Surprisingly good
I picked this up from the library thinking to use it as a starter cookbook before moving on to a better one. It turns out that I really like it. I was a bit intimidated by Chinese cooking but the organization and layout of this book made everything so very easy. I looked at a few other books but finally decided to buy this one.
Rating: - Wonderful Cookbook!
I highly recommend this Chinese cookbook. I don't know if I just lucked out when selecting it, but I will tell you it was put together very well by Rhonda Lauret Parkinson. It is packed full of recipes we have all heard of and feasted on at the tastiest restaurants. For example, I became really excited to learn how to make Honey Walnut Prawns, a dish that my husband and I really enjoyed at our favorite chinese restaurant in an area we long since relocated from. We hadn't been able to find a restaurant ... Read More