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6–8
with 3–4 Other DishesEasy
By Yan-Kit So
Published 1992
People living in southern and eastern China are very fond of eating steamed whole freshwater crabs or using crabmeat, with its inherently sweet taste, to season stir-fried vegetables. When they live abroad and cannot get hold of freshwater crabs, they use crabmeat to season local vegetables, such as asparagus or mange-tout. I am very fond of both cellophane noodles and Chinese celery cabbage, and I find that crabmeat and roe go a long way to make these otherwise totally tasteless noodles ve