My neighbour has been selling pork offal congee for over 30 years. Well, used to, he had to stop for health reasons. It was the best congee I ever had :(
Hi Lyn, great series! I knew nothing about ShunDe before this series -- now at least I know a little bit! Keep up the amazing work, excited for the next edition of City Bites!
omg hopefully next time i can go China I can visit her shop i dont know if she will still be working though - she works such long hours for her age - pray that her health stays well for a long time
Thanks for the video, I never knew about this city! My family is from taishan but I never had the chance to visit many other places in the area except guangzhou
She is old but still hard working, I hope she will never get sick. I love China. I wish to go there in the future when I become rich to visit places and to try their food.
My favourite type of congee! I use pork stomach or beef tripes for mine, pork heart is also very good! Top with chiu chow chilli oil, black fungus and plenty of fried garlic and scallion - absolutely delicious and so comforting!
Ofal congee is the best. We have the oldest chinatown in the world and we have our own versions of the chinese originals, although different, the idea, ingenuity, and heart passed on. Chinese food is all about adaptation.
actually it's very easy to make smooth creamy jok or congee, keep stirring the pot until all the rice grains break up or if you have access to a rice merchant get him to sell you broken rice grains so with broken rice grains you stir less while cooking and it's less tiring. But in some places the customers they want to see whole rice grains in their jok if they see broken grains they may accuse you of supplying sub standard ingredients. The supermarkets only accept whole rice grains so broken rice grains the rice merchant sorts out and will supply to others who make radish/turnip cake 蘿蔔糕 or 水粿.
as someone who made offals beyond liver at home, the fact they wash it so intensely, mad respect. I am never cooking anything but Liver at home. It's a lotta work. easier to just eat it at a restaurant so someone can make a living out of it. not worth it to make it at home in small quantities. Steak, go ahead, make at home, its so easy unless its the top end stuff that's difficult to source.
Well my initial thought was at least all of the pig is being used...in the US majority don't eat any of those innards mentioned... I'd like to try a congee tho
Im sure this congee is very good but I cant help if I hear "offal congee", it's going to cause a lot of confusion that people will think they heard, "awful congee"
Have you tried pork offals? How were they cooked?
Congee and/or offal soup with rice. Excellent!
In Korea pig blood jelly and pork offal with mustard greens are a hangover cure, and tastes lovely
My neighbour has been selling pork offal congee for over 30 years.
Well, used to, he had to stop for health reasons. It was the best congee I ever had :(
Yay for Cantonese again! My language! 😊
Hi Lyn, great series! I knew nothing about ShunDe before this series -- now at least I know a little bit! Keep up the amazing work, excited for the next edition of City Bites!
Thanks for watching till the end!
Wow, major props to this congee OG, she is stellar
Love congee. This looks delicious. Big respect to this lady.
This is magic to my heart. My mom is from Shunde and I have never been before...
omg hopefully next time i can go China I can visit her shop
i dont know if she will still be working though - she works such long hours for her age - pray that her health stays well for a long time
love your videos please keep em coming, good work!
Thanks for your support! ❤
Another great video, I also find them so very interesting. Thank you 🙂
Love Chinese cuisine ❤❤❤
Great video keep pumping them out
finally learned about congee the last year and started making it at home. this stuff looks amazing and want to try it
That offal congee looks delicious and was all in up until she said leave the brains for last. Oh don't worry I will.
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The texture is pretty gnarly but it taste like soft tofu.
Thanks for the video, I never knew about this city! My family is from taishan but I never had the chance to visit many other places in the area except guangzhou
She is old but still hard working, I hope she will never get sick. I love China. I wish to go there in the future when I become rich to visit places and to try their food.
My favourite type of congee! I use pork stomach or beef tripes for mine, pork heart is also very good! Top with chiu chow chilli oil, black fungus and plenty of fried garlic and scallion - absolutely delicious and so comforting!
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Congee is my favorite and is my GO to breakfast in the morning. It also has good medical properties if you're constipated lol so it contains fibre.
I think Cantonese food is the best.
Lols. My mom makes pretty good cantonese congee. My mom styling cooking is just like din tai feng. LOLs.
Hard working auntie ☺️
Love watching your vids cuz it really hits home 🙏
Ofal congee is the best. We have the oldest chinatown in the world and we have our own versions of the chinese originals, although different, the idea, ingenuity, and heart passed on. Chinese food is all about adaptation.
that triad at the 50sec mark was about to mess the camera person up
Looks super good
That with some Chicken Tenders 💣
Never had congee but very interested … I’m part Japanese but I’m not sure if we had this in our culture… also born in Gaum
Love congee
Do come to Malaysia some day!
Can you provide links to these places, either website or some map site? Would like to bookmark.
actually it's very easy to make smooth creamy jok or congee, keep stirring the pot until all the rice grains break up or if you have access to a rice merchant get him to sell you broken rice grains so with broken rice grains you stir less while cooking and it's less tiring. But in some places the customers they want to see whole rice grains in their jok if they see broken grains they may accuse you of supplying sub standard ingredients. The supermarkets only accept whole rice grains so broken rice grains the rice merchant sorts out and will supply to others who make radish/turnip cake 蘿蔔糕 or 水粿.
Another method I understand is to use a mortar and pestle to grind the grains down before cooking.
as someone who made offals beyond liver at home, the fact they wash it so intensely, mad respect. I am never cooking anything but Liver at home. It's a lotta work. easier to just eat it at a restaurant so someone can make a living out of it. not worth it to make it at home in small quantities. Steak, go ahead, make at home, its so easy unless its the top end stuff that's difficult to source.
Liver is not difficult I have no idea why you think that
Well my initial thought was at least all of the pig is being used...in the US majority don't eat any of those innards mentioned... I'd like to try a congee tho
Watching this at 2am is 😢
Ground pork 🔥
i am surprised by how well i can understand her cantonese, i can't understand hong kongers most of the time now!
Next video could you make rice cray pot
how about their milk dishes?
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@@Goldthread how did i miss this???😅
Throw in some jerky 💣
I miss Victoria's narration!
Im sure this congee is very good but I cant help if I hear "offal congee", it's going to cause a lot of confusion that people will think they heard, "awful congee"
黃老邪離開桃花島，賣粥?
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The girl is lovely
do veg foods,
pls
The cover lady look like Stephen chow
her name is Wong Yuk Sin, not Huang Yuxian.
She's from Shunde, not Hong Kong. Legally, her name would be romanized by how her name is pronounced in Mandarin.
It's the same name, just the difference between Cantonese and Mandarin
Par ce qu'ils sont en congé !
Mainlanders never say thank you
People fly across the world just for her offal congee are you kidding?
Hell no. Thanks for great video however!
Sorry it's gross
Awful congee haha
All fake foods lol
I thought the CCP won't allow anyone to leave their home
Do you also think the CCP shoots laser beams out of their eyes
@@TactlessGuy ..you know if you live in China
@@kp5518 Do you?
They roll out lockdowns for cities that have a certain number of covid cases
Unhealthy intestines
gross!
Yeah we know you are.