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Top 2 products for Boiled Bamboo Shoot
Latest reviews
It is boiled in water so you can use it safely.
Bamboo shoots are an essential part of the Japanese New Year’s meal!
A must-have for hot and sour soup
There's a lot of it. When I opened the bag, I noticed a slight smell, so I pre-boiled it. I used it in bamboo shoot rice and chicken and bamboo shoot stew, and it was delicious.
This is my first time buying it, and I hope it tastes the same as the fresh one.
First time buying, let's try making bamboo shoot chicken soup
As a salad, it is simply delicious. It has a crisp and delicious taste.
A meat soup made with bamboo shoots and black fungus is awesome!
This is a Good one
One pack of bamboo shoots can be used to stir-fry a large dish. Add jalapenos to enhance the flavor. This kind of bamboo shoots is pretty good. I will cut them finer next time.
Latest reviews
Excellent flavor. Soak in water for several hours, then cook with pork belly.
Pickled bamboo shoots that can only be found in Taiwan
This smells really bad, like the bamboo shoots in snail rice noodles. If you don't like strong smells, don't buy it! It's too smelly for me, so I gave it to a friend in Guangxi.
Braised Pork with Bamboo Shoots (Taiwanese Style) When I was little, my mom would make this dish and I'd eat several bowls of rice with it. Now that I can make it myself, it's no different.
I like to boil out some of the salty/preserved 'flavor/smell' and then I cook it with pork belly or using bones from duck, salty chicken, etc. After thanksgiving I used the turkey bones and cooked it into the bamboo. These bamboo shoots are my favorite style.
I bought it for the first time and planned to use it for braised meat
The delivery speed is fast, convenient without having to go out, the validity period is ok, I will buy again next time!
Braised Bamboo Shoots with Leg Knuckle Leg Knuckle is the hind leg of a pig. My version doesn't look very attractive, but it's really delicious. Especially with the bamboo shoots, they absorb the fat from the leg knuckle, making it tender and smooth.
According to the instructions, it needs to be soaked for at least one hour, otherwise the salt content will be too high and very salty.
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- It is boiled in water so you can use it safely.
- Bamboo shoots are an essential part of the Japanese New Year’s meal!
- A must-have for hot and sour soup
- There's a lot of it. When I opened the bag, I noticed a slight smell, so I pre-boiled it. I used it in bamboo shoot rice and chicken and bamboo shoot stew, and it was delicious.
- This is my first time buying it, and I hope it tastes the same as the fresh one.
- First time buying, let's try making bamboo shoot chicken soup
- As a salad, it is simply delicious. It has a crisp and delicious taste.
- A meat soup made with bamboo shoots and black fungus is awesome!
- This is a Good one
- One pack of bamboo shoots can be used to stir-fry a large dish. Add jalapenos to enhance the flavor. This kind of bamboo shoots is pretty good. I will cut them finer next time.
- Excellent flavor. Soak in water for several hours, then cook with pork belly.
- Pickled bamboo shoots that can only be found in Taiwan
- This smells really bad, like the bamboo shoots in snail rice noodles. If you don't like strong smells, don't buy it! It's too smelly for me, so I gave it to a friend in Guangxi.
- Braised Pork with Bamboo Shoots (Taiwanese Style) When I was little, my mom would make this dish and I'd eat several bowls of rice with it. Now that I can make it myself, it's no different.
- I like to boil out some of the salty/preserved 'flavor/smell' and then I cook it with pork belly or using bones from duck, salty chicken, etc. After thanksgiving I used the turkey bones and cooked it into the bamboo. These bamboo shoots are my favorite style.
- I bought it for the first time and planned to use it for braised meat
- The delivery speed is fast, convenient without having to go out, the validity period is ok, I will buy again next time!
- Braised Bamboo Shoots with Leg Knuckle Leg Knuckle is the hind leg of a pig. My version doesn't look very attractive, but it's really delicious. Especially with the bamboo shoots, they absorb the fat from the leg knuckle, making it tender and smooth.
- According to the instructions, it needs to be soaked for at least one hour, otherwise the salt content will be too high and very salty.
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