A new member from china

[alinefang]

Hi,

I'm Aline , i'm 32 been married 2 years and I come from china ,
so, my english is not very well. But I very like cooking , is anybody like chinese food, I can share some native Chinese recipes.
and then , I want to learn how to make more dish here.

 

[Katie H]

Welcome, Aline. We're glad to have you join us. Don't worry about your English. We all speak "cooking" here. We would love for you to share some of your native recipes with us.

Please feel a part of us and have a wonderful time.

 

[Andy M.]

Welcome aboard!

 

[JoAnn L.]

Welcome Aline, I am so glad that you are joining us. I know you will have a good time here. We have great recipes and members that can answer any of you questions.

 

[boufa06]

Nee How Ma, Aline? Welcome to DC! I cook Chinese food fairly often, so do share some of the mainland Chinese recipes with us. Feel free to post any questions regarding recipes, food etc. here and they will be answered promptly enough by our friendly and helpful members.

 

[redkitty]

Hi and welcome! Great to have you here!

 

[Barb L.]

Welcome to DC, happy to have you here, enjoy a great site!

 

[Half Baked]

Welcome to DC. We can't wait to try some of the recipes that you share.

 

[shpj4]

Hello Aline and welcome to DC.

 

[alinefang]

Thanks for your posts, I want to konw what kind of chinese food is your favor .

vegetable like this:

or roti like this:

or others?

 

[boufa06]

Wow, beautiful pictures, Aline!! By the way, what is 'roti'? I thought it was bread but the picture shows otherwise. Could you share some nice recipes of baozi (steamed buns) with various fillings and perhaps some of your favourite traditional dishes with us when you find the time? Sia sia nee!!

 

[ella/TO]

A warm welcome to you from Toronto, Ontario, Canada.!!!
You will spend many, many enjoyable times with us here at DC.

 

[mraa]

Welcome! Our family LOVES Chinese food and I hope you enjoy the DC forum.

 

[dgregory]

Nee How Aline

 

[alinefang]

hehe, I am so sorry for my english, "roti" = "roast", include beef , pork, and other meat.

you konw?

 

[alinefang]

I will show some dishes about bozi and my favourite at 26th Mar

 

[boufa06]

hehe, I am so sorry for my english, "roti" = "roast", include beef , pork, and other meat.

you konw?

Ah ha! Now I know "roti" is short for rotisserie and not bread frequently used in South East Asia!!

 

[alinefang]

Ah ha! Now I know "roti" is short for rotisserie and not bread frequently used in South East Asia!!

Hi, boufa06, I have posted the recipes of baozi , and now you can visit it.

http://www.discusscooking.com/forums/f21/chinese-dumpling-recipes-baozi-with-some-process-picture-33598.html#post421770

 

[csalt]

Welcome
I'll settle for any stir fry recipe with ginger in it!
Thanks

 

[CharlieD]

Welcome, I love Chineese food. I think I love it even more than my native food.