Orange Beef 101: How to Make Crispy Orange Beef 香橙牛肉 | Hunger Pangs



Hunger Pangs is a new series about cooking great Chinese food at home, starring ATK’s Kevin Pang and his father Jeffrey. In this episode, they make Crispy Orange Beef.

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  1. I love your recipes so much. I have been looking for a recipe that I ate years ago it was called twice cooked, double fried beef from human cuisine. It was thin strips of very chewy beef with thin pieces of carrot and another vegetable in a spicy brown sauce served in a pancake like moo shu. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Please keep up the great work

  2. I just made this. very good. My skill isn't as good as theirs of course, but it was still delicious. Almost as good as our local best Chinese restaurant. I need a few more times to make and I will nail it !

  3. my favorite dish ever, I haven't find Chinese rest. here can make it like this one. actually Panda Express orange beef is not bad.thanks for sharing it, both of you so cute together.

  4. This is real "home cooking" at it's best. I am teaching my 9 year-old grandson to cook his favorite foods and I use these videos to explain the process. He loves your Lo Mien Noodles. Thanks so much for this show.

  5. I wonder if dark soy sauce and this stuff called 'Browning' are virtually the same things? I live on an island in Alaska & we don't have a Chinese store. The local grocery stores don't sell dark soy sauce nor does any place sell the Shaoxing Chinese cooking wine so I've had to use substitutes until my Amazon order gets here 🙂

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