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"Michael" > wrote: > When I use corn starch as a thickener in chinese dishes with sauces, > (regardless of how much I use), it just doesn't taste the same to me as what > you find in many chinese restaurants. > > Especially sweet and sour dishes or general chicken. > > It seems they use something that gives a clearer, much thicker and more > "neutral" taste. To me corn starch is more like a "gravy". > > Are they just cooking down the sugar to near carmalization or using corn > syrup maybe? Or? > > Thanks. > > They probably use Arrowroot. I do too. :-) Cheers! -- Om. "My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-bitch." -Jack Nicholson |
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