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Sounds interesting @oceancalligraphy -- Is 鸡丝 finely-cut (slivers of) chicken breast? I always have 肠粉 when I visit Hong Kong or Guangzhou. Never tried it with bitter melon and chicken. Was it served with a sauce or gravy? 

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22 hours ago, abcdefg said:

Is 鸡丝 finely-cut (slivers of) chicken breast? I always have 肠粉 when I visit Hong Kong or Guangzhou. Never tried it with bitter melon and chicken. Was it served with a sauce or gravy?

 

Yup! Slivers of chicken. It was wrapped in 腸粉,similar to how shrimp is wrapped inside. This was the first time I saw it on the menu - and it's a dim sum place I've been going to for a while. I wonder if it's because 苦瓜 is really in season now, or somehow we're getting a lot in California. It was served with soy sauce over the 腸粉,which is how this particular dim sum place does all their 腸粉。

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That sounds delicious! I'll keep an eye out for it on my next trip south into "Cantonese-food land." I always enjoy that cuisine. So many brilliant combinations of flavors, lots of them gentle. I like Yunnan cooking but sometimes want a change from all the hot peppers and other strong notes.  

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