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In article >, Steve Wertz
> wrote: > Is the Chinese dish "Pepper Beef" (or chicken) originally meant to > be pepper as in black pepper, or pepper as in bell (or hot) > peppers? > > Is it an 'official' Chinese dish, or something those stupid > Americans concocted and called Chinese food? > > From my experience it either has one or both of those ingredients, > but no single preparation prevails. > > FWIW, I think it should be black pepper only, but a lot of > restaurants use tons of green pepper and no black pepper (or > spice) at all. > > I'vee checked all my authentic and non-authentic cookbooks and > don't see any mention of the dish or it's origins. > Just my half a nickel-I've mostly seen PB that was either a icky sticky sweet&sour red sauce or a bland brown starch/hoisin sauce with bell peppers-waaay too many bell peppers. The times there was black pep involved without lotsa bell pepper slivers it was called salt&pepper beef instead. Seldom if ever was the dish worth a repeat order. My vote would be for 'largely an "American Concoction"'. monroe(how do ya do it right) |
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