I used this when I lived in New England, but could never find it when I moved to CA. Finally I came across this, and was stoked to have this again....
This sauce tastes EXACTLY like spare ribs sold in chinese restaurants. Cook ribs on grill or in oven then slather with this sauce for the last 5...Ah so sauce. Some friends take a taste at their friend's ah so
Artisans: A Kiwi spin on a Chinese staple
Chinese food is an integral part of the Samoan diet, so when there was an excessive amount of mussels one year we decided to combine our skills and see if we could make a New Zealand version of oyster sauce using mussels instead. Molony's in-depth knowledge of food at a structural level coupled with his wife's Samoan/Chinese heritage was a great combination for creating something with both great taste and texture. Fortunately his mussel sauce certainly tastes more appealing than applied chemistry. Bob Molony's Ah Fooks mussel sauce fits the bill perfectly. At the start of the year of the dragon we thought we'd feature an artisan product which can be used extensively in Chinese cooking, but with a very New Zealand twist. "Ah Fook is my wife's maiden name and her grandfather was a chef for the New Zealand High Commission in Apia.
Trinidad Carnival Diary: Rebel Vibes Crop Over 2010
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Variety show at new Sasha Jo's in Pulaski
- The toothsome quality of the lightly charred ribs was complemented by a tangy red sauce, and the pulled pork was so good I stared at it. Nearly 40 years ago, the owner, a Kentucky native named QL Stevens, hand-built the restaurant from cinder blocks,
- The potatoes were large russets, hollowed out and filled with crumbled bacon, big cuts of green onion and a sprinkled with some cheddar. These were so-so. The potato could have been cooked a bit more (raw on the bottom) and the toppings were sparse
- JAN 31 12 – 12:01 AM — On yet another grey afternoon in mid-winter Ottawa, it's inspiring to escape even a moment to enjoy a taste of sunnier climes where food is always inspired and deftly executed at the hand of those who are accomplished at what