Sugar, Rock

冰糖

Appears in

By Irene Kuo

Published 1977

  • About
Made from raw sugar, these chunks of crystallized sugar are indispensable to the red-cooking of meats and poultry. They are sweet but have a subtlety that granulated sugar lacks, and they thicken and glaze beautifully. (In a pinch, however, you may substitute granulated sugar.) To crush them, wrap them in a towel and smash them with a hammer or a mallet.