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In being laid off, I've had a lot of time to do some old school Chinese cooking, revising some of my favorite recipes as a kid. Both of my parents were chefs with 2 restaurants in NYC, so I often cook to remember those fun times I had hanging out in our Greenwich Village restaurant.
Today, I was craving West Lake soup and Sichuan ground pork with long hot peppers and black bean and garlic sauce. I didn't have the long peppers available as we're sheltering in place so I ended up making my mom's version of egg drop soup. The funniest thing was egg drop soup at a Chinese restaurant was modified at home and we always called it corn soup.
Today, I was craving West Lake soup and Sichuan ground pork with long hot peppers and black bean and garlic sauce. I didn't have the long peppers available as we're sheltering in place so I ended up making my mom's version of egg drop soup. The funniest thing was egg drop soup at a Chinese restaurant was modified at home and we always called it corn soup.

