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Recipes provided by NEWS 8-NBC HAWAII & KFVE-TV-The Home Team
Airdate: October 16, 1999
Steamed Black Bean Clams & Shrimp with Kalua Pig Dumplings
6 pcs Kalua Pig Dumplings
3 T Butter
2 T Garlic, minced
1 T Ginger, minced
1 lb Clams
2 T Fermented Black Beans
2 T Red Bell Peppers, diced
1/4 lb Shrimp
4 c Chicken Stock
2 T Cornstarch and Water mixture
Heat a wok or pan with cooking oil. Place dumplings in and fry until browned. Set aside when cooked. In another or the same oiled pan, heat a little bit of oil, butter, garlic and ginger. Throw in clams and season with salt and pepper. Add fermented black beans, bell peppers and shrimp mixing altogether. Try to cover the shrimp under the clams to help cook everything evenly. Pour chicken stock in and add cornstarch and water mixture stirring well. Broth should thicken slightly. Cook for a few more minutes and serve in a large soup dish and place dumplings on top of the clams and shrimp.
Chinatown Duck Strudel
1 ea Chinatown Duck, pre-cooked and shredded
1 ea Onion, sliced
3 T Green Onions, sliced
1 T Garlic, minced
2 oz Cilantro, chopped
3 T Hoisin sauce
1 pkg Filo Dough
1/4 lb Butter, melted
Take the shredded duck meat and combine it with onions, green onions, garlic, cilantro and hoisin sauce, mixing it well in a large bowl. Prepare to make the strudel by laying a sheet of filo dough on a flat surface and brushing a layer of melted buter across the sheet. Cut across the middle of the dough sheet lengthwise to make two long strips. Take a portion of the duck mix and place on one end of a strip and fold the shorter end over to cover the meat. Then take the outer sides of the dough and fold over to close any open ends. Wrap the meat by rolling the dough over to the end of the strip resulting in a burrito/egg roll like shape. Repeat this procedure with the left over meat and filo dough. Place duck strudel in a baking pan and bake at 350 degrees until browned.
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