LAMB, VEAL AND TENDERLOIN OF BEEF CHOP SUEY
Follow out the directions given for making Extra Fine Chop Suey, but use the meat you desire instead of pork.
A practical manual provides straightforward, American-accessible recipes and techniques for preparing Chinese-style dishes at home, with detailed ingredient lists, step-by-step cooking directions, and variations for meats and vegetables. It covers several chop suey and chow mein preparations, eggs fo yung, bird’s nest soup, war mein, and rice cooked in a traditional method, and explains the use of imported flavoring sauces, mushrooms, water chestnuts and bamboo shoots. Emphasis falls on high-heat wok-style cooking, cornstarch thickening, serving suggestions, and adapting recipes for different tastes and available supplies.
Follow out the directions given for making Extra Fine Chop Suey, but use the meat you desire instead of pork.