Typically, Chinese kitchens don't have ovens, which means they utilize their stovetops for cooking everything from fish to dumplings to desserts. When a cake is steamed on the stovetop ...
Loh bok goh, often called radish (or turnip) cake or pudding ... (or a wok with a low-footed rack), cover with the lid and steam on high for about an hour and 15 minutes, or until a thin metal ...
and is steamed until the top beautifully splits open to resemble a blooming flower. Known as Fa Gao in Mandarin Chinese, this Chinese Prosperity Cake is traditionally eaten not just during Chinese ...
I love the simple dish of steamed scallops with mung bean vermicelli ... which can have a metallic taste. This recipe is a slight variation on the dish and is almost as easy.