Cu is the Chinese word for "vinegar"

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Red vinegar ■■■■
Red vinegar also known ashak mi Cho is a type of Chinese vinegard that is made from red rice, barley, . . . Read More
White rice vinegar ■■■■
White rice vinegar also known as bok cho, or shaojiu or lesser wine is a type of Chinese vinegar that . . . Read More
Hae kun ■■■
Hae kun refers to thin slices of shrimp eaten with a side order of Chinese syrup. This is a Thai fried . . . Read More
Legieren ■■■
Legieren: legieren is a German term which means "to thicken" . "To thicken the sauce, most Chinese cooks . . . Read More
Kuai tiao phat si iu sai khai ■■■
Kuai tiao phat si iu sai khai is a Thai dish noodles that is fried with Chinese sauce, meat, vegetables . . . Read More
Nam khaeng sai nam cha ■■■
Nam khaeng sai nam cha is Thair which means "a glass of crushed ice filled with Chinese tea" . . . Read More
Food History - Peach ■■■
The peach, Prunus persica (L.) Batsch, is native to China. From China, peaches were introduced to Persia, . . . Read More
Ketjap ■■■
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Yakisoba ■■■
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Fun si ■■■
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