Chinese-Japanese Cook Book

by Onoto Watanna

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Take ordinary white beans, or dried lima beans, and soak over night in lukewarm water. In the morning take a large cloth, wet it, and set it on a table. Over this spread the beans. The cloth must be kept wet. In a night or two the beans will have sprouted. Use the sprouts as directed in the chop suey recipes.

BEVERAGES

Tea, of course, is the staple drink of both the Chinese and the Japanese, and it comes in any number of varieties. Of the Chinese teas a few may be especially recommended, such as Loong Taing, Long Gue, Oolong, and Lung Sue. Of the Japanese teas, Gyukura, or, in English, Pearl Dews, tea is delicious. Coconut milk with flower petals floating in it is another favorite beverage. Chinese whisky and wine are very strong, and have a smoky flavor much appreciated by the epicure. Saké, famous as chief drink of the Japanese, is a sort of rice wine, with a curious salty-sweet taste to it. It is very good, when once one becomes accustomed to it.


LIST OF GROCERIES

Chinese and Japanese

Almonds, Chinese

Apricots, green and red, crystallized

Apricots, green, preserved

Bacon, Chinese

Bamboo shoots

Beans and peas, various kinds of

Bean sprouts

Bird's-nest by box or pound

Carambola, crystallized

Carambola, preserved

Cherry blossoms, crystallized

Chicken neck

Duck, dried

Eggs, preserved

Fish, all kinds of

Fish, dried

Fruit, mixed, preserved

Ginger in sirup

Ginger, preserved

Ginger, sour pickled

Ginger, sugar, dried

Ginger, sweet pickled

Hams, Chinese

Honey candy

Kumquats, preserved

Lily-root candy

Limes, golden, crystallized

Limes, golden, preserved

Lotus seeds

Lychee nuts

Lychees, preserved

Melon and pumpkin seeds, salted

Mushrooms, canned

Mushrooms, Chinese dried

Mushrooms, fresh

Noodles, Chinese (all kinds)

Nuts, all kinds of mixed

Nuts, salted

Owa Okashi

Pineapple, preserved

Prunes, Chinese

Rice cakes, boxed, all kinds of

San Char go

Star fruit, crystallized

Sui Sin Fu candy

Syou (Chinese sauce)

Tofu (Japanese fried cakes)

Vegetables, fresh Chinese

Water chestnuts

Yohan candy


INDEX

Page

Preface 1


PART I. CHINESE RECIPES

CAKES

Almond Cakes 64

Golden Cakes (Gum Lu) 65

Gum Lu (Golden Cakes) 65

Lai Yut (Beautiful Moon Tarts) 65

Tarts, Beautiful Moon (Lai Yut) 65

CHOP SUEYS

Chicken and Pork Chop Suey (Gai Yuk Chee Yuk) 44

Chop Suey (Plain) 46

Duck Chop Suey 42

Extra White Chop Suey 41

Gai Yuk Chee Yuk (Chicken and Pork Chop Suey) 44

Gar Lu Chop Suey (with Chinese Dried Mushrooms) 43

CHOW MAINS

Chicken Chow Main 48

Lobster Chow Main 49

Meat Chow Main 47

FISH

Curry Shrimps 25

Dried Shrimp Stew 25

Fish Cakes (Yew) 23

Lobster Omelette 21

Pickled Fish, Cold 22

Pineapple Fish 21

Shrimps, Curry 25

Shrimp Omelette 24

Sweet and Sour Fish (Ten Sune Gune) 20

Ten Sune Gune (Sweet and Sour Fish) 20

Yew (Fish Cakes) 23

FRIED RICE