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Q: Chicken or the Egg

Not what came first, but here in China what would you rather eat? 

 

1.)  The chicken, you know half cooked, or has been there for about a week so its stuck to whatever they cooked it to.

 

2.)  The egg, its boiled but half boiled, half raw.....and about a year old so who knows what virus' are brewing in the raw part of the egg white.

 

Cheers.....and have it with some aged goat milk, yum!

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Shifu

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i would buy fresh eggs. which is available very easliy and cheap... Boil it myself / fry/scramble whatever and eat fresh....

 

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  I wouldn't eat either, mate. I'd also advise you to find a better eating place, there are plenty of them around.

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Chinese chicken sucks - go for the eggs and tomato, one of the best things China has to offer!

mArtiAn:

  Actually the egg and tomato dish is lovely with just a little bit of sugar added at the last minute.

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MissA:

I never mastered it at home - I'm usually okay at tasting something, picking the flavours and copying it, but no matter what I tried (sugar included), I couldn't get that one just right.

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mArtiAn:

  It's not that tricky (HA! Like i'm the great cook), you shoom, shoom the egg for a minute (no salt), then shoom, shoom the tom-tats (add a pinch of salt / pinch of sugar), then chuck it all together and Robert's your father's brother, voila!

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MissA:

Yeah that's what I'd do, but it never tasted right.... always better in restaurants!

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badtroll:

Haha MissA, I will try that and see, thanks.

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Shifu

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Seriouslu am going to answer you with some other question.........are you seriously askig this question or you just feel a bit bored and you got nothing to do?......and to please you with an answer.....i don't care anymore cause i think i had those before somehwere in the seven years i spent here.....I wish you can enjoy your holidays instead of asking some sort of absurd ones......Enjoy!

badtroll:

Just want to see what people will go for?  I've seen them both here in China.

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When you are here, you respect the culture.

mArtiAn:

  Oh, that that were so.

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Sokie:

My English is not good enough to understand your sentence, mArtiAn.

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badtroll:

google.com/translate

 

^go there.....

 

guess i cant comment either, she wouldnt understand my English.

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mArtiAn:

  'Oh that that were so' is an expression meaning 'that is not the way it is but I wish it was.' In other words, I agree with you, when you are in another person's home you 'should' respect it.....but sadly that is not the way many people behave.

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Sokie:

Sorry.

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