This prompted a wonderful memory that I haven’t thought of in years: Years ago we were in Hong Kong, and we walked through these absolutely amazing outdoor food markets, filled with such exotic items (including, to my delight, a Fat Albert T-shirt that is in my closet somewhere). I wonder if the old Asian market in Duluth carried any of these Chinese dainties (somebody please reopen the market!). I would definitely put dry salted cabbage in our stir fry.
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This prompted a wonderful memory that I haven’t thought of in years: Years ago we were in Hong Kong, and we walked through these absolutely amazing outdoor food markets, filled with such exotic items (including, to my delight, a Fat Albert T-shirt that is in my closet somewhere). I wonder if the old Asian market in Duluth carried any of these Chinese dainties (somebody please reopen the market!). I would definitely put dry salted cabbage in our stir fry.
I had to look up Praying Sticks, which I guess is Incense. I thought maybe it was another term for chopsticks for some reason.