Top left going clockwise:
1. Green beans stir-fried with pork and hot pepper flakes
2. Red peppers stir-fried with ginger, green onion and blackish bean thingies
3. Tofu slivers stir-fried with pork, green onion, celery and hot pepper flakes
4. Duck, corn and woodear mushroom soup topped with chives
5. Baked seasoned preserved pork stir-fried with garlic shoots
6. Cucumber stir-fried with ginger, garlic and vinegar
7. Bitter melon stir-fried with pork in sesame oil
Ta-da! It took about 40 minutes to buy the stuff (including walking time), two hours to wash and slice it all, and one hour to stir-fry it.
Sometimes our friends expect and want us to cook Western food; they enjoy the novelty of international cuisine but pick at it cautiously. In my experience, our friends are much happier when I prepare Chinese food (as long as I don't completely botch it). The familiarity puts our guests at ease, and they dig in!
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