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| Nov 26, 2008 01:26 |   |
 | I love Chinese sausages, usually steam them in rice or on their own. My friends gave me an idea to cook them with garlic, chillies and some spring onion. I was wondering how do you usually cook them? any recipe ideas for me? |
| Nov 27, 2008 00:39 | #1 |
| i usually cook them with noodle.but taste not so good,so i dont advise you to do so~~ how to make it delicious....sorry~~i dont know.. |
| Nov 27, 2008 03:40 | #2 |
| Dave, you can ask recipe from ICEBERG. I guess he can find some for you. |
| Nov 27, 2008 20:56 | #3 |
| My favorite dish is La meat made in Hu Nan Provice- La chick, La duck, La goose, La sausage which tastes much much better than Ilitalin sausage, La hare meat, La pork.  |
| Nov 27, 2008 21:26 | #4 |
| Marrie, you scared me. What are they in the picture? Smoked dog meat? |
| Nov 28, 2008 00:10 | #5 |
| Looks like Hunan pork, I brought some home on my last trip, it was really nice |
| Nov 30, 2008 20:55 | #6 |
| ZOEY, you are not Chinese, are you? what you posted are fresh Italian fresh sausages not Chinese La meat which is expensive and tasty. DAVE seems to have been hanging round south west china for some time. |
| Nov 30, 2008 21:20 | #7 |
| what you posted are fresh Italian fresh sausages not Chinese La meat which is expensive and tasty. I thought that it was Chinese sausages. Thanks, Coolsprings. What do you call them, Coolsprings?  |
| Nov 30, 2008 22:20 | #8 |
| Yeah, I have been around southern China, slowly working my way up with each trip |
| Dec 1, 2008 22:05 | #9 |
| GUESTRUTH | Of course you love em, you don't want to know what really goes in them sausages. China says 294,000 children fell ill from tainted milk BEIJING (AFP) - China said Monday that a total of 294,000 children had fallen ill from consuming dairy products tainted with the industrial chemical melamine, with 154 of them still in serious condition. In a statement on its website, the health ministry also indicated the number of dead may rise from the four previously announced, saying that six deaths since September 10 may be linked to the consumption of melamine-laced milk. The health ministry's total figure of children sickened amid this year's scandal was a nearly six-fold rise from the government's previous figure given in September of 53,000. "The use of Sanlu brand milk powder and other problem milk powders led to urinary tract problems in 294,000 children," the ministry's statement said. Of those, 51,900 had been admitted to hospital. It said 861 children remained in hospital and that 154 were "serious" cases. Melamine is a chemical normally used to make plastics, but it emerged in September that it had been illegally mixed into Chinese milk and dairy products to give them the impression of having higher protein content. The scandal quickly became a global problem, with Chinese dairy products around the world recalled or banned after they were found to be tainted with the chemical. Melamine can cause kidney stones if taken in excessive levels, and babies in China who were fed tainted milk powder suffered the worst because they consumed so much of the chemical. Authorities had previously announced that four babies had died from consuming tainted milk powder this year. Consumers in China began complaining about milk products in March of this year, but local health departments failed to respond until September, leading to accusations of a cover-up. |
| Dec 2, 2008 00:23 | #10 |
| You mean to say I will get ill from eating my 3 sausages each year? wow |
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