Bamboo Cooking Spoon
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7 Piece Bamboo Cooking Utensil Set 4 Spoons, 2 Turners and a Mini Spoon Sale Price: $13.95  |
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You will be receiving a pair of different length traditional round handled spoons and 2 flat handled spoons and two spatulas/turners as shown in the pictures. These would work great for everything from serving salad to cooking... |
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Lipper International 826 Set of 6 Bamboo Kitchen Tools, in Mesh Bag Sale Price: $5.95 |
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Lipper International has developed a complete line of woodenware products consisting of tableware, salad bowls, storage items, pantry ware and home organization items. These collections are continually refined and expanded... |
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Island Bamboo SUSPT17 Cooking Spatula, Large Sale Price: $12.44 |
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Island Bamboo utensils are perfect for cooking and serving. The Island Bamboo Cooking Spatula has a smooth blunt edge and a long, tapered handle which extends full 17-inches in length for use with tall pans and deep bowls... |
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10 Piece Bamboo Utensil Set With Extra Large Spoons And Turners Sale Price: $25.88 |
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You will be receiving an assortment of 10 of our regular sized serving/cooking utensils, including spoons and turners. These would work great for everything from serving salad to cooking. The extra long spoons are great for cooking and serving from large stock pots... |
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6 Piece Set - Large Bamboo Cooking Utensils With Matched Servers Sale Price: $16.95 |
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You will be receiving a pair of different length traditional round handled spoons and 4 different flat handled spoons as shown in the pictures. These would work great for everything from serving salad to cooking... |
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Joyce Chen 3-Piece Burnished Bamboo Stir-Fry Set Sale Price: $7.00 |
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In today's rapidly changing world, using renewable resources makes sense, even in the kitchen. Joyce Chen's burnished bamboo utensils are beautiful and practical. Bamboo, a grass, grows quickly to harvestable size and is considered an environmentally-sound replacement for slow-growing trees... |
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Joyce Chen Burnished Bamboo Wooden Spoon 12" Sale Price: $2.21 |
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Strong and durable, harvested from a renewable resource, this burnished bamboo spoon is not just for Asian cooking. You'll find it handy for all sorts of stirring jobs, and the handle even has a hole in it so you can hang it up for easy access. |
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Joyce Chen Burnished Bamboo 5-Piece Utensil Set Sale Price: $10.85 |
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In today's rapidly changing world, using renewable resources makes sense, even in the kitchen. Joyce Chen's burnished bamboo utensils are beautiful and practical. Bamboo, a grass, grows quickly to harvestable size and is considered an environmentally-sound replacement for slow-growing trees... |
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Solid Green 5-piece Bamboo Kitchen Utensil Set Sale Price: $7.95 |
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Do you suffer from food boredom? If your answer is an overwhelming YES!, then you have come to the right place! This 5-piece utensil set (12 in. corner slotted spatula, spoon, solid spatula, slotted spatula, & slotted spoon) aligns best with the cooking industry, because it allows for the most versatility in meal preparation... |
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Art and Cook Bamboo Spoon with Silicone Handle Sale Price: $6.99 |
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Art and Cooks Bamboo Cooking Spoon With Silicone Handles Will Be a welcome addition in every kitchen |
Chinese starter recipes can be a great option whether you are catering for a dinner party or a buffet. You can serve a Chinese starter recipe before any main course cuisine and you might even want to serve a Chinese starter before a traditional western main meal.
Examples of tasty Chinese starters recipes include spring rolls, prawn crackers with a homemade dipping sauce, wonton soup, chicken and sweet corn soup, Chinese stuffed mushrooms, steamed dumplings and more. If you serve recipes like these on Asian crockery with Chinese spoons or chopsticks your home cooking is sure to be very much appreciated.
More Chinese Starters Ideas
There are lots of vegetarian Chinese starters you can make. What about homemade egg rolls or spring rolls with cabbage, mushrooms and bean sprouts inside or vegetarian dumplings?
Stuffed mushrooms or zucchini work well and you can use spiced rice as the filling. Chinese chicken wings are great at a buffet and you can add Chinese ingredients like water chestnuts, oriental mushrooms or bamboo shoots to any salad recipe to give it a flavour of China.
Recipe for Chinese Crepes
These tasty crepes are filled with spring onions, black bean sauce, fresh coriander and more for an authentic Chinese flavour. Use fried wonton skin or fried pork rind to make a crunchy filling. This recipe makes one Chinese crepe, so double it as many times as necessary, making one crepe at a time.
You can find these crepes on Chinese street corners, cooked fresh to order, and they also make a great starter before any kind of meal. They are hot, flavourful and spicy without being too spicy. If you prefer a mild flavour you can leave out the chili sauce.
You will need:
1 tablespoon black bean sauce
2 tablespoons soy milk
2 tablespoons millet flour
1 teaspoon water
1/2 teaspoon chili sauce
1/2 spring onion, sliced
1/2 teaspoon vegetable oil
2 small square crackers
1 tablespoon torn fresh coriander leaves
1 beaten egg
Cooking spray
How to make them:
Whisk the soy milk with the vegetable oil and millet flour to make a batter. Add a teaspoon of water if it is too thick. Stir a teaspoon of water into the black bean sauce. Mix another teaspoon of water into the chili sauce. Put these two sauces to one side.
Spray a frying pan with cooking spray and heat it over a moderately low heat. Pour the batter into the pan and spread it so you get a thin crepe. Cook it for a couple of minutes or until firm, then pour the beaten egg over it. Cook it until the egg sets. Sprinkle the coriander and spring onion slices on top, pressing them into the egg.
Flip the crepe over and spread the chili sauce and black bean sauces on. Put the crackers in the middle, leaving 1cm of space between them. Flip the top third of the crepe over the crackers, then fold the bottom third up. Double the crepe over so the crackers are on top of each other. Serve hot.
Chinese starter recipes are easy to make and your dinner guests will love them. You can find plenty of wonderful starter recipes at StarterRecipes.co.uk. We have a great collection of recipes to suit every occasion and palate.
Is it ok that my bamboo cooking spoons leave a weird taste in my food?
It may just be that they were cheap, but they leave a bit of a wooden taste on my food when I use them (My eggs this morning for example :\ )
I would throw them away. It sounds like some of the glue (or whatever is used to hold them together) is getting into your food and into your body. I have bamboo cooking spoons also and they don't do that to my food.
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