I Made The Best Chinese Takeout Meal Ever
Summary
TLDRIn this engaging exploration of American Chinese takeout, the host seeks to discover the perfect meal combination through an Instagram poll, inviting viewers to vote on their favorite dishes across five categories. With the results in hand, the host demonstrates how to make each winning dish at home, achieving flavors that rival or even surpass those of takeout restaurants. The menu includes homemade egg rolls with a unique sweet chili sauce, potstickers, vegetable lo mein, and iconic entrees like fried rice, beef and broccoli, and General Tso's chicken. The video concludes with a taste test and debate to determine if the curated meal represents the quintessential Chinese takeout experience at home.
Takeaways
- ðŽ Chinese takeout is a significant part of American culture, often involving a complete meal with a variety of dishes.
- ð The audience participated in a poll to select their favorite Chinese dishes across five categories, which were then prepared at home.
- ð Homemade egg rolls were highlighted, with emphasis on quality ingredients and a homemade sweet chili sauce.
- ð¥ The importance of high-quality ground pork for the egg roll filling was stressed, enhancing the dish's overall taste.
- ð² Potstickers won the appetizer category, and a classic dipping sauce recipe was provided along with detailed folding techniques.
- ð Vegetable lo mein was chosen for the noodle category, demonstrating its popularity and ease of preparation.
- ð Fried rice was presented as a quintessential part of the Chinese takeout experience, with a recipe that aims to recreate the restaurant taste.
- ð³ Beef and broccoli was prepared using a velveting technique for the beef to ensure tenderness, akin to takeout quality.
- ð¥ General Tso's chicken was chosen over orange chicken for its deeper flavor profile and was detailed in preparation.
- ð The egg roll was ultimately selected as the favorite dish due to its superior quality and flavor compared to typical takeout options.
- ð« A discussion concluded that while the meal was nearly perfect, personal preferences might lead to swapping some dishes for others, like Mongolian beef or crab rangoons.
Q & A
What makes Chinese takeout a unique aspect of American culture according to the script?
-Chinese takeout is unique in American culture because it typically involves a complete meal with multiple components like rice, noodles, side dishes, and main courses, often enjoyed as a family.
How were the Chinese dishes selected for the cooking demonstration in the script?
-The dishes were selected based on the results of an Instagram poll where the audience voted on their favorite Chinese dishes across five separate categories.
What are the key ingredients for the homemade sweet chili sauce mentioned in the script?
-The homemade sweet chili sauce includes granulated sugar, water, white distilled vinegar, fish sauce, dried Korean chilies, garlic, and green onions.
What is emphasized about the pork used for the egg roll filling in the script?
-The script emphasizes the importance of using high-quality, high-fat ground pork for the egg roll filling to ensure the best flavor and texture.
What was the winning appetizer in the Instagram poll mentioned in the script?
-Pot stickers were the winning appetizer in the Instagram poll, receiving nearly 40% of the vote.
According to the script, what makes homemade egg rolls worth making over restaurant versions?
-Homemade egg rolls are considered worth making due to the superior quality and flavor of the filling and the sweet chili sauce, providing a more flavorful and satisfying experience than typical restaurant versions.
What was the main critique of lo mein as mentioned in the script?
-The main critique of lo mein in the script is that it feels more like a side dish compared to the other more flavorful and complex dishes, lacking the excitement of the preceding dishes.
Which dish won the rice category in the Instagram poll, and what was its winning percentage?
-Fried rice won the rice category in the Instagram poll with nearly 70% of the votes.
What is the velveting technique mentioned in the script for the beef in beef and broccoli, and why is it used?
-The velveting technique involves tossing beef with baking soda and refrigerating it for 20 minutes. It's used to tenderize the beef, giving it a tender texture similar to that found in Chinese takeout.
How did the script conclude the search for the perfect Chinese takeout meal?
-The script concluded with a vote among participants on whether the combination of dishes presented constituted the perfect Chinese takeout meal, with mixed opinions but overall success in creating a satisfying meal.
Outlines
ð Introduction to the Perfect Chinese Takeout Meal
The opening paragraph sets the stage for a culinary journey into making the perfect Chinese takeout meal at home, based on a poll conducted with the audience's favorite Chinese dishes across five categories. The goal is to recreate these dishes to match or surpass the quality of takeout restaurants, ending with a determination of whether the compiled meal represents the ideal Chinese takeout experience. The narrative begins with crafting homemade egg rolls, emphasizing the importance of making even the accompanying sweet chili sauce from scratch for an authentic and satisfying flavor.
ð¥ Exploring Appetizers and Noodles
This segment delves into the preparation of two popular appetizers: potstickers and egg rolls, detailing the meticulous process from making the fillings to the final frying or steaming methods. It transitions into noodle dishes, specifically focusing on a vegetable lo mein that won the noodle category's poll, outlining the ingredients and steps required to create this beloved dish. The detailed descriptions underscore the simplicity and speed of making lo mein while maintaining the dish's integral flavors and textures, indicative of its place within the larger context of a balanced Chinese takeout meal.
ð Main Dishes: Beef and Broccoli & General Tso's Chicken
The third paragraph focuses on two main dishes: beef and broccoli and General Tso's chicken, explaining the preparation techniques, such as velveting the beef for tenderness and marinating chicken for depth of flavor. The segment provides detailed recipes, including sauces and cooking instructions, emphasizing the effort to replicate authentic Chinese takeout flavors at home. The narrative captures the anticipation of determining whether these dishes contribute to the perfect Chinese takeout meal, setting the stage for a taste test that evaluates each dish's contribution to the overall meal experience.
𥢠Final Verdict on the Perfect Chinese Takeout Meal
The conclusion offers a reflective look at the entire meal, discussing each dish's strengths and whether it contributes to what can be considered the perfect Chinese takeout meal. The discussion extends beyond the flavors and preparation techniques to consider the meal's overall balance and variety, including appetizers, main dishes, and sides. The verdict is nuanced, considering personal preferences for dishes like lo mein and Mongolian beef, and concludes with a mixed agreement on the meal's perfection. The narrative emphasizes the joy of cooking and the personal touch in recreating these traditional dishes at home.
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Keywords
ð¡Chinese Takeout
ð¡Homemade Egg Rolls
ð¡Sweet Chili Sauce
ð¡Ground Pork
ð¡Pot Stickers
ð¡Lo Mein
ð¡Fried Rice
ð¡Beef and Broccoli
ð¡General Tso's Chicken
ð¡Perfect Chinese Takeout Meal
Highlights
Chinese takeout as a staple in American culture, offering a complete meal experience.
Conducted a poll on favorite Chinese dishes across five categories.
Demonstrates making the top-voted dishes at home, aiming to match or exceed restaurant quality.
Starts with homemade egg rolls, emphasizing the importance of quality ingredients.
Provides a detailed recipe for making a superior sweet chili sauce from scratch.
Highlights the significance of the filling in egg rolls and recommends grinding your own pork for it.
Shares a detailed method for cooking and assembling egg rolls.
Moves on to pot stickers, which won the appetizer category in the poll.
Includes a recipe for a classic dipping sauce to accompany pot stickers.
Explains the simplicity yet importance of the filling in pot stickers.
Describes the technique for folding pot stickers and cooking them to perfection.
Prepares a classic vegetable lo mein, emphasizing ease and speed of making.
Details the recipe for lo mein sauce and stir-frying the noodles with vegetables.
Makes a highly popular fried rice dish, sharing one of his most famous recipes.
Discusses velveting beef for beef and broccoli, a process for tender meat.
Concludes with General Tso's chicken, focusing on the marinade and sauce.
Evaluates each dish to determine the perfect Chinese takeout meal at home.
Transcripts
at this point Chinese takeout has become
a staple in American culture the thing I
really love about Chinese takeout is
that it's one of the only things is
specifically in American culture it's
actually about a whole meal it's never
just the one it's the rice it's the
noodles it's the side dishes it's the
chicken it's the beef having all of that
in one experience maybe one of the few
things that the family sits down to eat
together which begs an extremely
important question which is what is the
perfect combination so I asked you the
audience that did a poll on my Instagram
we asked you to vote on your favorite
Chinese dishes in five separate
categories so I'm taking the winners of
each category I'll show you how to make
them all at home perfectly so that
they're just as good if not better than
most Chinese takeout restaurants and at
the end we'll find out our favorite dish
and determine is this the perfect
Chinese takeout meal at home let's begin
so we're starting off with the greatest
simple homemade egg rolls and before we
actually make these egg rolls obviously
you'll serve them with a sweet chili
sauce you could easily buy this at the
store but come on we're going to make
our own and it's honestly not that hard
so here's how you do it in a small
saucepan add 1 and 1/2 cups or 300 G of
granulated sugar half a cup 120 ml of
water 1 cup or 240 ML of white distilled
vinegar half a cup or 120 ml of fish
sauce half a cup or 20 G of dried Korean
chilies five whole peeled cloves of
garlic two green onions rough chopped
place it in the stove bring it to a boil
over medium high heat and then Place
either a lid or a carou on top reduce
the heat to low and simmer for 10 to 15
minutes or until everything is
completely softened transfer all that to
a blender and blend on high until as
smooth as possible transfer to a bowl
cool it down and you have I would argue
one of the most delicious sweet chili
inspired sauces that there is for
warning fish sauce is stinky when you
make it now egg rolls The Filling is
everything it is the Beating Heart the
soul of the egg roll so use the highest
quality 1 lb or 450 G of ground pork you
can possibly find I wanted high fat okay
none of that lean ground Bull and if you
have a meat grinder great but you're
basically just going to grind one pound
of a boneless fatty Boston butt I will
say this is obviously the benefit of
grinding your own I chose to grind my
pork two times to make sure the filling
was extra fine you obviously don't have
to do that you also don't even have to
grind it yourself if you don't want to I
just like to control my product heat a
large pan or pot over medium high heat
add just enough oil to coat the bottom
of the pan add in your ground pork and
smash that down to get full contact let
that sear for about 2 minutes so you
start to get some Browning and use a
hand Masher to break up the pork as
finely as possible let the pork continue
to cook stirring often until you get
little crispy Brown bits like this pop
one of those in your mouth brother don't
go to flavor Town once that's brown
reduce the heat to medium then to that
pot you're going to add a 1 inch knob of
Ginger grated two green onions thinly
sliced the whites and the greens four
cloves of garlic grated cook that for 1
to 2 minutes then add 1 taspo or 4 G of
MSG 1/4 teaspoon or 1 G of ground white
pepper 1 TPO or 4 G of granulated sugar
1 tbsp or 15 G of Shing wine 2 tbsp or
30 G of soy sauce 1 taspo or 4 G of
toasted sesame oil 1 tbsp or 15 G of
oyster sauce two carrots that have been
shredded 2 cups of cabbage thinly sliced
increase the heat to high and cook
tossing often just until the vegetables
are soften about 2 to 4 minutes turn the
heat off and transfer your cooked
filling to a sheet tray to cool
completely the rest is extremely easy
all you need is an egg roll wrapper
obviously you can make them yourself
roll wrappers made at home not always
worth these squeeze so find the finest
quality you can or make them at home if
you wish lay an egg roll wrapper in
front of you with one of the corners
facing you lightly wet the edges with
water place three to four tablespoons of
your filling slightly off center towards
you start by folding the bottom point up
and over the filling fold the left and
the right side over and before you close
this up W the tip of a finger and
lightly dab the top point of the egg
roll wrapper close and finish rolling
all the way up to seal completely now
I'm minut to repeat that process with
all of your egg roll wrappers and
filling until everything has been used
up and then fry at 350° F 175° Celsius
in a deep fryer or in a pot filled with
vegetable oil until the most beautiful
blistered gbd egg roll I think I've ever
seen emerges about 2 to 4 minutes remove
transfer to a wire rack to drain and
repeat with all of your egg rolls serve
with your sweet chili and enjoy moving
on to our second appetizer pot stickers
this is by far the highest winner of the
appetizer category with nearly 40% of
the vote so first we need to start with
that classic salty slightly sweet and
sour dipping sauce so in a small bowl at
half a cup of 120 M of soy sauce 1/4 cup
or 60 G of Chinese black vinegar 1 taspo
or 4 G of sesame oil 2 taspo or 8 G of
mirin 1 and 1/2 teaspoons or 6 G of
Honey one tight chili thinly sliced and
1/4 cup or 60 G of rice wine vinegar get
the little whis together and that's your
sauce let's talk filling this is a much
simpler filling than the last so first
you're going to need a quarter of a head
of green cabbage thinly sliced lightly
season that with salt and give it a nice
little massage feel the little threads
of cabbage squeeze out the excess
moisture and discard that liquid then
mix that into one pounder 450 G of a
high fat ground pork adding four green
onions thinly sliced three cloes of
garlic finely chopped a 1 and half inch
knob of Ginger grated 2 teaspoons or 8 G
of soy sauce and optionally season with
a light pinch of salt to taste mix and
knead that by hand until completely
Incorporated in tacky now the Assembly
of these are simple first you'll need to
lay out a dumpling wrapper jsh what if I
want to make it at home hey guess what
sweetheart I have a recipe for making
your own dumpling wrappers from scratch
and the link for that will be in the
description obviously you can also use
store bot fill that with a 1 to two
teaspoon bowl of your meat and here's
the folding technique it's not as
complicated as it looks but it does take
some practice first wet the entire
border of your dumpling wrapper you're
going to fold it like a taco and pinch
right at the top of that taco in the
center leaving two open split ends now
on each open split end you will crimp
and fold one side not both sides of your
dumpling wrapper over itself three times
sealing it against the other half of
your taco which should leave you with
one sealed side repeat that on the other
side and now you have a crimped
beautiful dumpling repeat that with all
of your dumplings look at these little
things now heat a 10-in DA stick pan
over medium heat add 2 tbspoon or 30 G
of a neutral tasting oil such as canola
once that's hot add as many pot stickers
as you can fit in the pan be careful not
to overcrowd they need to be in a single
layer only and have full contact with a
pan should be around 8 to 12 now let
those cook for 2 to 4 minutes or until
the undersides of them are a beautiful
gbd and here's the steaming secret
quickly add 1/4 cup of water it should
immediately boil and immediately add a
lid to steam for anywhere between 2 to 4
minutes until the water is completely
evaporated and your dumplings are cooked
through now for the finishing touch dzz
with 1 and 1/2 teaspoons or 6 G of
toasted sesame oil over the dumplings
just a tiny bit transfer to a plate and
serve with your sauce obviously if you
want to get real naughty you can put a
little chili oil or chili crisp on it
and garnish with thinly sliced green
oniony onto the noodle portion of our
meal we're going with a classic low man
vegetable only but obviously get have
protein if you want this won 40% of the
vote for the noodle category chain was
in second place with 30 5% thankfully we
have a recipe for chow by the way which
is also the link in the description but
this low man is really what we're
talking about so first we need our low
man sauce very basic in a small mixing
bowl add 2 tbsp or 30 G of dark soy
sauce 1 tbsp or 15 G of shaing wine 1
taspo or 4 G of ground white pepper half
a teaspoon or 2 G of toasted sesame oil
1 and 1/2 tbsp or 22 G of oyster sauce 2
tasps or 8 G of water and 2 taspo or 8 G
of cornstarch don't skip the cornstarch
the thickening properties are a part of
the recipe now you're going to need a
big boy walk for this add 2 tbsp or 30 G
of canola oil obviously you can use a
large pan if you don't have a walk
that's totally fine but you will not get
the walk hay and we all know Uncle Roger
is watching heat that over medium high
heat and once it is ripping hot add two
green onions sliced into 1 in segments
three cups of cabbage thinly sliced one
large rub of celery thinly sliced one
carrot Julien and 1 Cup or 120 g of bean
sprouts season that lightly with salt
and stir fry just until the vegetables
begin to soften about 30 seconds to a
minute then add 6 oz or 170 G of low May
noodle noodles now look some Lade
noodles won't require cooking prior to
stir frying but if they do please check
the package directions to ensure you do
it correctly now stirfry that just until
the noodles are hot another 45 seconds
and add a 1in knob of Ginger grated four
cloves of garlic finally chopped add
your sauce toss to combine transfer to a
bowl garnish with green onion and enjoy
Not only was this one of the easiest but
it's also the fastest to make and look
at this thing I know you want this next
up the rice category there are many ways
you can enjoy rice but what was really
the winner that came in with nearly 70%
% of all the votes for the rice category
no surprise it's fried rice here's one
of my most famous recipes so in a small
bowl add 2 tbsps or 30 G of soy sauce 2
taspo or 8 G of Shing wine 1 tbspoon or
15 G of mirin half a teaspoon or 2 G of
ground white pepper half a teaspoon or 2
G of MSG and 1 teaspoon or 4 G of sesame
oil give that a whisk put it to the side
and now we're going to make a very quick
very delicious very simple fried rice
crack three eggs into a small mixing
bowl whis together to combine have those
ready for you you will use them soon get
a walk and heated over medium high heat
add two tablespoons or 30 G of canola
oil or really any neutral oil I don't
care you could use avocado oil I don't
know I'm trying to save yall money if I
say avocado oil then people go yeah I
don't want to spend money okay then fine
so once that's hot add one shallot
thinly sliced one carrot finely diced
whites of three green onions thinly
sliced season to taste with salt surf
for that for about 30 seconds then
optionally you can add a half pound or
225 g of a cooked protein if you wish I
have some of this cooked charu pork
which I have a recipe for the link is in
the description for that as well now
cook that another minute till you get
some Browning on the meat and the veg is
softened now push all that stuff to one
side of the walk and tilt the walk in a
way that the empty side is being blasted
with your flame BR add a little extra
vegetable oil to the pan if needed add
your beaten eggs to the empty side of
the pan let those cook just until the
eggs are set I forget to season them
lightly with salt and once they're set
chop your scrambled egg up into small
pieces tossed together then add in three
cups of rice that has been cooked and
chilled in the fridge overnight make
sure that rice is broken up as much as
possible stir fry just until the rice is
hot then add half a cup or 70 G of
frozen peas add in your sauce stir fry
for about 30 seconds and add four cloves
of garlic finally chopped toss to
combine then cut off the heat and
garnish with your thinly sliced green
onion tops you know the ones that you
didn't add cuz we just used the whites
earlier and that is your fried rice now
you can't have a Chinese takeout meal
without a couple Entre and the first
entree was beef and broccoli so I
thought well let's make the most OG
delicious beef and broccoli we can make
at home so First Slice one lb or 450 G
of flank sck as thinly as possible I'm
cutting this on a bias to get wider thin
slices now in a large bowl you're going
to Velvet the beef to do that toss your
beef with 1 teaspoon or 4 G of baking
soda and let that sit for 20 minutes in
the refrigerator you can also skip the
velveting process if you want but if you
want that classic Chinese takeout how is
this beef so tender question mark you're
going to do the velveting process next
assemble your beef and broccoli sauce in
a small bowl by combining 1 teaspoon or
4 G of dark soy sauce 2 tbsp or 30 G of
regular soy sauce 1 and 1/2 taspo or 6 G
of white distilled vinegar half a
teaspoon or 2 G of ground white pepper 1
tbsp or 15 G of granulated sugar and
half2 inch knob of Ginger grated 1 tbsp
or 15 G of oyster sauce and whisk until
combined it's time to cook this thing
brother so heat a large walk over medium
high heat add about 2 to 3 tbsp of
vegetable oil then once that's ripping
hot add 2 crowns worth of broccoli
fettes season with salt to taste and
half an onion thenly sliced season with
a little more salt to taste just to
bring out that water from the onion and
stir fry for 2 minutes I want a little
bit of color on that broccoli and I want
a little bit of crunch left in the
broccoli do not overcook it remove that
from the walk added some additional
vegetable oil another 2 to 3 tablespoons
or so now typically people would rinse
the beef after the V in process honestly
I skip it often times but if you want to
rinse it you can toss your beef in half
a cup or 60 G of cornstarch shake off
the excess add your beef to the walk
once you get your Browning on one side
of the beef stir fry for about a minute
then add your broccoli and onions back
to the walk followed by your sauce
stirfry for one more minute then cut off
the heat finish with four cloves of
finely chopped garlic toss and serve in
a bowl that is it and finally our most
voted for line item more specifically
our final entree the one that everybody
loves and the one that surprisingly beat
out orange chicken it is General so's
chicken so let's make this easy in a
large mixing bowl at 1 and2 lb or 675 G
of boneless skinless chicken thighs cut
into 1in pieces 2 taspo or 8 G of salt 1
tbsp or 15 G of soy sauce 1 tbsp or 15 G
of shaing wine 1 inch knob of Ginger
finely chopped two cloves of garlic
finely chopped toss that together and
let that marinate for at least 1 hour in
the fridge but ideally overnight in a
separate large mixing bowl you're going
to combine half a cup or 60 G of
cornstarch half a cup or 70 G of
allpurpose flour
120 ml of chicken stock 3 tbsp or 45 G
of soy sauce 1 tbsp or 15 G of Shing
wine once that comes up to a boil which
should only take a few seconds add your
cornstarch vinegar slurry Follow by your
chicken and then constantly toss until
it's completely coated in the most
beautiful luxurious lacquer of a sauce
pop that chicken in a bowl garnish with
toasted sesame seeds and thinly sliced
green onions hopefully this ends up
concluding the perfect Chinese takeout
meal but first i'm want to find out
which our favorites are I feel like we
got to start with the fried rice just
because it's like the iconic Center
piece of a Chinese takeout meal yeah I
normally have fried rice with like a ton
of soy sauce mixed in but this is still
very balanced it's got that classic
restaurant taste to it this is like
childhood Nostalgia on a plate
everything about fried rice is kind of
everything you want in a Chinese takeout
meal there's texture it's chewy rice
it's salty you got Umami from the MSG a
little sweetness garlicky it really is
like the perfect dish but I don't know
that it's my favorite now moving on to
General so's chicken another certified
Hood classic I like General so's chicken
right it's kind of like the same Vibe as
orange chicken but just more flavor it's
got a spiciness to it it's not too sweet
it's saltier there's also just like the
general flavor of the pepper is really
what makes this dish all right before we
go to the last main let's move on to an
appetizer the egg roll this is a classic
you a little dunk in the
sauce that sauce just takes it up
another level yeah that sauce is not
fair the sweet chili you're used to is
like the sugary a little pinge of
spiciness red sauce that we're used to
seeing in a packet or in a little mini
Deli sauce container this is crack this
is essentially that in the sense of you
got the sweetness and the spiciness but
there is so much flavor compacted into
that it's got like an oceanic quality to
it it's the fish sauce but it doesn't
taste like fish making egg rolls at home
should be a standard I'm telling you
this out of anything so far is the most
worth making yourself this redefined
what egg rolls are for me I didn't know
they could be this good homemade I think
I'm very used to how they are at
restaurants and this effort that you put
in is really worth it these set the bar
like here to thep top for anybody
thinking we're fluffing this we're being
real this really good moving on to dumpl
Lings can't believe I'm poking this with
a fork what I will say is these will
taste quite literally exactly like you
would expect but the texture is better
because they're fresh made dough and
they're made right in front of you now
that being said if you go to a
restaurant that's making them fresh you
probably won't make them better but you
will make them just as good at home I
love the layering that you can do here
there's a lot of flavor on the inside
then you wrap that and then you can
layer texture and flavors on the outside
I think it's a great vehicle for flavor
dumplings are one of the greatest things
in the world cool moving on lowain I
love Lan it's a very sidestep dish to me
I like lowain but I don't love it I
think this would be a little more
exciting it was the first thing we ate
but we ate all these bangers then we go
to lowain I think it's a reminder that
low main is quite literally a side dish
I've been making a lot of noodles
recently and it's a very quick process
you just stir fry your veggies you throw
the noodles in there you have a sauce
that's it it's going to take much less
time than anything else here but it's
not as good but it's still a great dish
last but not least beef and broccol
broccoli I'm surprised Mongolian beef
didn't win this one but hey we made beef
and broccoli just for you so you got to
get a piece of broccoli piece of beef
beef and broccoli is the secondary
protein dish that you get when you say
we're going a little overboard right now
let's get something a little healthier
that still tastes good I like that it's
not complicated I like that it is quite
literally tenderized velveted beef that
has a nice rich Savory Brown Umami sauce
and some broccoli that's it the
velveting adds a good texture and it's a
very classic Chinese takeout flavor I
came into today being like beef and
broccoli is pretty boring and I'd rather
have Mongolian beef but honestly after
eating this I can see the case for it I
don't typically order it but I think now
I will if it tastes anything like this
meat and potatoes beef and broccoli
we're going to have two different voting
rounds one we're going to vote which one
is our favorite and then the second and
final vote will be is this the perfect
Chinese takeout meal at home I'm going
to go with the general shows I think
it's an upgrade over what people like
usually the most in America orange
chicken but it's a lot deeper of a
flavor and it's the deepest flavor out
of all of these I think it's still
really easy to make and I think the time
you put in is going to be worth it for a
flavor that you'll really enjoy I'm
going to go with the egg roll you know
what's funny every single thing in front
of us here is delicious I'm surprised to
say that I agree it's the egg roll the
egg roll here by far is the best thing
in front of us and the only reason I say
that is because there are other dishes
that exist that are like General s
chicken that are like fried rice that
are like beef and broccoli that are like
lowain that are like the dumplings but I
mean let's be honest a Chinese take out
egg roll there's nothing better than
this one right here that is by far the
best dish to me let's take our votes yes
or no is this the perfect takeout meal
would there be something you would want
to add to this if this was in front of
you or is this the one coming into today
I wanted to swap beef and broccoli with
Mongolian beef but I'm very happy with
every single dish here you have your
protein you have great appetizers you
have your starches I feel like this is
the perfect Chinese take out meal I'm
going to say no I'm not a huge fan of
low man and for me if I were going to do
a meal I would do three appetizers I
would change out the low man for crab
rang Goods honestly I would probably
replace the beef with Mongolian beef
just because I prefer a little bit more
over the beef and broccoli but I
wouldn't be upset if I got this so in a
way this is a universal Chinese takeout
meal I would still call it a success but
if you want to make the perfect Chinese
takeout meal at home you have the things
in front of us that you need to make it
I hope you enjoyed this I love you
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goodbye
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