What is this Chinese ingredient called... in Chinese? - Page 2

Will · 21-11-2007, 21:19

Go with wong bok - let yourself out of your misery!

I've just google Hakusai and it looks like it is the same thing no?

Roberta · 21-11-2007, 21:21

Is this leading back to Gok Wan? It better not Missy!

BBx · 21-11-2007, 22:25

My mum calls it 'Chinese Cabbage'

Hee hee! I will ask her the proper name

BB x

Jonny69 · 22-11-2007, 18:33

Chinese leaf lettuce? They sell it Sainsburys.

Muban · 22-11-2007, 19:54

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jonny69

Chinese leaf lettuce? They sell it Sainsburys.

Did you read the OP you naughty boy

Belmit · 22-11-2007, 22:16

How to say 'cabbage' in a South African accent:

'Kibbidge'.

Haha! I shouldn't have had vodka for dinner!

Piggymon · 22-11-2007, 22:19

Much love for the mouse king

Belmit · 23-11-2007, 01:53

Nom!

Pheebs · 23-11-2007, 17:44

In our local Chinese Supermarket it's normally got a wee label infront of it saying either "Pak Choy" or "Bak Choi"... but that's just like saying "cabbage" to us! It doesn't specify which type (ie white cabbage).

Pekinensis is the type of cabbage or "Pak Choy" you're looking for I believe!

Hope that helps!

Muban · 23-11-2007, 18:00

Well I have decided not to bother going to a takeaway as they thought be a mad blonde Woman

So I went to the supermarket and got it myself. OK so it means I have to cook but it'll taste all the better for being home made! nom nom nom

21-11-2007, 21:19	#11
Will BBx woz 'ere :P Join Date: Jan 1970 Posts: 2,147,487,208	Go with wong bok - let yourself out of your misery! I've just google Hakusai and it looks like it is the same thing no? __________________ *No No!*

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Belmit The Mouse King of Denmark Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: The Winchester Posts: 6,476	How to say 'cabbage' in a South African accent: 'Kibbidge'. Haha! I shouldn't have had vodka for dinner! __________________

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BBx Reverse SuBo Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: London Posts: 8,673	My mum calls it 'Chinese Cabbage' Hee hee! I will ask her the proper name BB x

23-11-2007, 01:53	#18
Belmit The Mouse King of Denmark Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: The Winchester Posts: 6,476	Nom! __________________

23-11-2007, 17:44	#19
Pheebs Deep Throat Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 6,512	In our local Chinese Supermarket it's normally got a wee label infront of it saying either "Pak Choy" or "Bak Choi"... but that's just like saying "cabbage" to us! It doesn't specify which type (ie white cabbage). Pekinensis is the type of cabbage or "Pak Choy" you're looking for I believe! Hope that helps! __________________ http://www.spiffingdesigns.co.uk

23-11-2007, 18:00	#20
Muban Shoes, Boobs & Corsets Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: The fastest town in Scotland Posts: 1,882	Well I have decided not to bother going to a takeaway as they thought be a mad blonde Woman So I went to the supermarket and got it myself. OK so it means I have to cook but it'll taste all the better for being home made! nom nom nom __________________ well, not to put a too fine point to it, he was discovered.. in the lounge