What is this (Chinese food found in freezer)?
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Re: What is this (Chinese food found in freezer)?I think we have a winner! Googled it and this came up, which looks exactly like them:(Original post by onefour)
'Really chewy pasta' sounds more like rice cakes than water chestnuts. If so, they're usually boiled in soups until they soften though you can stir-fry them as well. I don't know what they are called in Chinese but they're called 'ddeok' (although the spelling varies) in Korean so you could search for recipes that way or at least confirm that's what your mystery ingredient is.
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Re: What is this (Chinese food found in freezer)?No.(Original post by Gallabay)
Really?! Can they actually go bad?!(Original post by K the Failure)
No, it wouldn't need freezing.
Crikey 0.o
Those are some really weird rice cakes. What part of China are they from?(Original post by superwolf)
I think we have a winner! Googled it and this came up, which looks exactly like them:
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Re: What is this (Chinese food found in freezer)?Turns out they're actually Korean: wikipedia.(Original post by K the Failure)
No.
Those are some really weird rice cakes. What part of China are they from?
