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Crispy Aromatic Duck. A few questions.

1) Where can I buy the pancakes like a Chinese takeaway use?

2) Do they use normal spring onions you buy in a bunch with a rubber band at the bottom?

3) Do you smear the hoisin sauce on the pancakes or use as a dip?

4) Just how good are they?? Bloody lovely if you ask me.


Abdulmajid  Sat 05/07/08 12:59
tiggerblue10
Sat 05/07/08
13:02
1) I'm sure I've seen them in Tesco's. Otherwise try googling Chinese cash & carry in your area. I have one near me.

2) Normal spring onions.

3) I smear on pancake.

4) Delish.

Don't forget the cucumber strips.
RoaldoM
Sat 05/07/08
13:03
Abdul,
1) You can buy em at most soopermarkits
2) Yes (be careful the rubber bands not at the top
3) Smear always !
4) BLOODY lovely.

Incidentally - I'm just having a Bombay Bad Boy Pot Noodle for lunch and I've put ALL the hit sauce sachet in, GRRRRRRRRRR!!
Abdulmajid
Sat 05/07/08
13:09

Question Author

I have seen the whole deal in supermarkets, but never JUST the pancakes.

What area are they in and what supermarkets are you referring to?

Thanks.
tiggerblue10
Sat 05/07/08
13:12
http://www.hoohing.com/stores/index.htm

I don't know whereabouts you live BB but this is a website for the London area.
Abdulmajid
Sat 05/07/08
13:13

Question Author

The North Pole at the moment.

Actually its a bit colder than that, Edinburgh.
RoaldoM
Sat 05/07/08
13:17
Crispy aromatic Polar Bear then surely?
jack daniels
Sat 05/07/08
17:42
Hi Abdul

you could make them yourself if you want to - just plain flour with some oil, water to bind, make into a pliable dough & then roll out & cook slightly in a dry frying pan or steam.

How are your plans going for the big day?
sheila17456
Sun 06/07/08
19:53
i get them from saisbury's
sheila17456
Sun 06/07/08
19:53
i get them from sainsbury's
abbie1977
Sun 06/07/08
19:54
Hiya. You can buy the pancakes on their own from any Chinese supermarket xx
gelda
Mon 07/07/08
17:40
I've found the best ones are at M&S. much more authentic than Tescos or Sainsburys.
lajohn
Mon 07/07/08
17:44
Abdulmajid - you should present yourself with a good Chinese cookbook, one that list a variety of your favourite dishes. Then you and your wife to be can have additional fun in the kitchen.
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