C. Gingold: Each recipe is a gem and easy to make. A beginner's bible to cooking Chinese food. Even bought it for a friend who mentioned she wanted to make Chinese food. Most spices can be found in regular grocery stores. My go to cookbook when I can't figure out what to make for dinner. Rarely do I have leftovers. Major yum
United States on Oct 31, 2022
fellow human: Definitely has some interesting things to try. I was pleased to see ma po tofu in there, and a recipe for chili oil. Although it had a couple of fish dishes, and the book covers Sichuan peppercorns, I was hoping to find a poached fish spicy mala noodle soup type recipe, as that's sort of a key homestyle Chinese dish for me (anyone know a good book for that?). I don't think I've seen many cold dishes in the book either. It would be nice if the index was more thorough, and although it's nice that some westernised dishes were included, I would probably have scrapped them to make space for more traditional homestyle, as it's not wholly comprehensive. The book doesn't appear to be too overwhelming, has good illustrations, covers a few basics for the novice (such as vegetable types, noodle types, and store bought sauce types and flavours). Overall seems like a good book.
United States on Jan 15, 2022
Peter Halliday: Not a ton of recipes, but enough. And I was looking for a recipe book that showed me how to make sauces, and this book does it admirably.
Canada on Sep 03, 2021
empress: Growing up watching family cooking was no recipe at all but memory. So this help.
Canada on Jul 20, 2021
JJ: Holy cow! This cookbook rocks! I’ve only had it 2 days and have already made 4 recipes. I made the garlic eggplant without the onions or ginger, because I didn’t have any at the time. My husband’s eyes lit up when he tried it and encouraged me to keep making more. Last night, I made the red braised pork belly, dry green beans, and smacked cucumbers. The pork belly is legit, tasted like my childhood. I am Taiwanese American. So far, the recipes are not too difficult. I love how she tells you what you can substitute ingredients for, like brown sugar for rock sugar or balsamic vinegar for rice vinegar. I’m going to go buy a wok!
United States on Sep 09, 2020
Ivan Burian: This was a very informative book on Chinese cooking.I like the descriptions of products needed for these recipes or substitutions that can be used
Canada on Dec 27, 2019
T.C.: Has 3 of my favorite dishes in it, looking forward to trying the other 0nes.
Canada on Sep 20, 2019
Phil CrockettPhil Crockett: I can't say enough good things about this book! It's easy to follow and the results are phenomenal. If you love Chinese food as much as I do, then this recipe book should be on your shelf. Do yourself a favor and buy one, and then buy one for every family member in order to hopefully have them make you some of these dishes when you visit. Anyone that rates this book less than 5 stars has zero cooking skills or taste. In fact.... the only reason I gave this book 5 stars, is because they didn't offer 6!
United States on Aug 19, 2019
Kara Howard: Super simple recipes, all your favourites and easy to find ingredients....seriously the only Chinese Food cookbook you need to have.
Canada on May 04, 2018
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Total Reviews | 10 reviews | 246 reviews | 246 reviews |
Customer Reviews | 4.6/5 stars of 408 ratings | 4.4/5 stars of 4,337 ratings | 4.4/5 stars of 4,337 ratings |
Publisher | Sasquatch Books; Illustrated edition | Quadrille Publishing; Illustrated edition | Quadrille Publishing Ltd |
ISBN-10 | 1632171236 | 1787134199 | 1787133672 |
Item Weight | 2.05 pounds | 1.5 pounds | 2.31 pounds |
Dimensions | 8.4 x 0.9 x 9.2 inches | 7.2 x 0.85 x 9.15 inches | 6.89 x 0.75 x 8.86 inches |
Best Sellers Rank | #67 in Wok Cookery #133 in Chinese Cooking, Food & Wine#183 in International Cooking, Food & Wine | #25 in Chinese Cooking, Food & Wine#335 in Quick & Easy Cooking | #141 in Wok Cookery #275 in Chinese Cooking, Food & Wine#2,863 in Quick & Easy Cooking |
Wok Cookery (Books) | Wok Cookery | Wok Cookery | |
Chinese Cooking, Food & Wine | Chinese Cooking, Food & Wine | Chinese Cooking, Food & Wine | Chinese Cooking, Food & Wine |
ISBN-13 | 978-1632171238 | 978-1787134195 | 978-1787133679 |
Hardcover | 256 pages | 160 pages | 160 pages |
International Cooking, Food & Wine | International Cooking, Food & Wine | ||
Language | English | English | English |
Colorado Bootman: Amazing, wonderful Chinese recipes, not too fussy,best for people with some experince with a wok. There are some more advanced recipes, but then you get to see what restaurants do to make those recipes.
United States on Jun 11, 2023