Made With Lau
Classic Chinese recipes from our kitchen to yours. New video every Friday! https://www.youtube.com/c/MadeWithLau
Hosting my 3rd Creator Collective with ! There were teams of people who made this (and every) event possible and I’m extremely grateful to play a small part in fostering a creator community here in San Francisco.
We hosted the event at the iconic in Chinatown and it was magical. Thank you to everyone who made it out!!
Thanks to and everyone else at the team for making this happen! In my humble opinion there is no platform that cares about creators more than YouTube. 🙏🙏🙏
I’ve never said “WHAT” so many times in my life. This is wild.
TWO JAMES BEARD NOMINATIONS?! Wow. Never could’ve imagined this family project would soar to these heights.
Thank you for allowing us to share our stories and recipes with you and for all the love these past few years! We truly find so much fulfillment in the process and can’t wait to share more for years to come 🙏
🎉🎉 AHHH we just won the Silver Spotlight in ’s Reasons to be Profitable Contest! It’s been a wild ride building this incredible community with you all and we’re so proud that our mission to preserve and celebrate Cantonese cuisine resonated with Relay and the judging committee (6000+ small businesses applied!)
Thank you to Relay and the judges (Mike Michalowicz, Lisa Carmen Wang, Ron Saharyan, Elaine Pofeldt, and Brian Thompson) for believing in us and amplifying our mission.
We posted our first recipe on September 1st, 2020 and I couldn’t imagine how much our lives would change. We’re just getting started and we can’t wait to share even more with you in 2024 and beyond.
Dive into Steamed Salmon (蒸三文魚) with us in Daddy Lau’s latest recipe! 🐟
While steaming might not be the first method many choose when cooking their fish, we think it deserves recognition — especially given how common it is in Cantonese cooking. Steaming preserves the fish’s natural deliciousness by not overwhelming it with sauces and rich marinade and, best of all, it’s not yeet hay! 😋
Find the full recipe on our YouTube channel and on our blog at https://www.madewithlau.com/recipes/steamed-salmon :)
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There’s nothing better than Daddy Lau’s Sesame Chicken (芝麻雞)! This crispy chicken tossed in a sweet and nutty sauce was one of the most popular dishes at my parents’ restaurant, and now you can see for yourself why that is. Adjust the spiciness to your taste and you’ll be on to munching on your new favorite treat 😋
Find the full recipe on our YouTube channel and on our blog at https://www.madewithlau.com/recipes/sesame-chicken :)
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Here’s a look inside our module on Tossing & Turning in the Canto Cooking Club!
Take a minute to think about how you hold a spatula — are you holding the end of the middle of the spatula? Do you grip with your thumb and index finger, and use your remaining fingers as support? In the Canto Cooking Club, Daddy Lau will give you a walkthrough of what proper spatula grip looks like 🧑🍳
Join the club now at https://bit.ly/43F6JDn to access this module and everything else in the library! 🧑🍳
This week, Daddy Lau’s sharing his restaurant secrets for Egg Drop Soup (蛋花湯) and how to nail its signature flowery wisps and heartwarming textures. This version is jazzed up with tofu and shrimp for the ultimate luxurious experience 😋
Find the full recipe on our YouTube channel and on our blog at https://www.madewithlau.com/recipes/egg-drop-soup :)
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Finally got to meet the superstar and her brother on Pai’s SF book tour 🙏 When we were starting out (and still now) I’d always look to Pai and her decade of videos for inspiration. Couldn’t think of a better place to meet than at ’s iconic 🙌
(PS Art sorry for complimenting your thumbnails before your sculptures 😂)
Tangy yet sweet, the flirty flavors of Lemon Chicken (檸檬雞) make it a takeout CLASSIC 🤩 This recipe combines crispy batter, juicy meat, and a fresh lemon sauce to make the most scrumptious Lemon Chicken you’ll ever taste! 🍋
Find the full recipe on our YouTube channel and on our blog at https://www.madewithlau.com/recipes/lemon-chicken :)
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Here’s a look inside our module on Mastering Heat & Temperature in the Canto Cooking Club!
We explain the science behind cooking with heat, the different types of stoves and when to use them, how different cookware embodies heat, the intricacies of raising and lowering heat, and more! Plus, all your chef skills get put to the test with a mastery lesson on Cantonese Fried Eggs 🍳
Sign up for the Canto Cooking Club now at https://bit.ly/44aCZPw to access this module and everything else in the library! 🧑🍳
You asked, and we’re delivering! Here’s Daddy Lau’s long-awaited Chicken Feet (鳳爪) recipe. 🤯 You might’ve thought that you could only eat this delectable treat at dim sum restaurants, but with this recipe you’ll find that you’ll be giving those restaurants a run (heheh) for their money 🤤
Find the full recipe on our YouTube channel and on our blog at https://www.madewithlau.com/recipes/chicken-feet :)
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Prawns with Black Bean Sauce (豉汁蝦) is THE most beginner-friendly Cantonese prawn meal! Just as auspicious as it is delicious, this umami, saucy, and fragrant dish is perfect for any feasting occasion 😋
Find the full recipe on our YouTube channel and on our blog at https://www.madewithlau.com/recipes/prawns-with-black-bean-sauce :)
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The word "potsticker" comes from the Chinese word "wotip (鍋貼)", which literally means "pot stick". Generally, wotip refers to pan fried dumplings, and this is just one of the thousands of varieties of dumplings found in cuisines all across the world. Even just in Chinese cuisine, you'll find dumplings with savory or sweet fillings, prepared in all sorts of methods like baking, frying, or steaming.
- Printable recipe: https://www.madewithlau.com/recipes/potstickers
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Chinese family recipes, made with love Classic Chinese recipes from our kitchen to yours.
Food is a love language, even for our ancestors. When it comes to traditional Chinese ancestral worship, here are a few key foods we like to serve as offerings 🍜
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This is one of my favorite dishes I remember from childhood: Braised Pork with Potatoes (薯仔炆豬肉)! It’s the heartiest, most decadent comfort food you can make for those you love, and Daddy Lau’s going to share all his secrets for achieving restaurant-quality results ✨
Find the full recipe on our YouTube channel and on our blog at https://www.madewithlau.com/recipes/braised-pork-with-potatoes :)
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Fermented black beans: sounds tricky, but it doesn’t have to be! These beans have a delicious umami flavor when prepared right — and Daddy Lau will show you how! 👨🏻🍳
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Mongolian Beef is a fan favorite, but does this dish actually originate from Mongolia? The answer is… no! 🤨
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Chinese BBQ Spare Ribs (燒排骨) -- The name of this dish is siu paai gwat. Siu means “roast”, and just like caa siu or siu juk (or Crispy Pork Belly), BBQ Spare Ribs belongs to the epic family of siu mei, which means Cantonese-style roasted meats. Traditionally, these meats were painstakingly roasted on spits and open fires, but nowadays, it’s impossible to walk through a Chinatown without running into a Chinese BBQ shop with dozens of delicious roasted meats hanging by the window.
- Printable recipe: https://www.madewithlau.com/recipes/chinese-bbq-spare-ribs
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Chinese family recipes, made with love Classic Chinese recipes from our kitchen to yours.
Make this dim sum favorite right in your own kitchen! Taro Steamed Spare Ribs (芋頭蒸排骨) features the harmonious blend of taro, spare ribs, and fermented black beans 🤤
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Have you used this deliciously spicy sauce in your cooking before? Also known as 辣豆瓣醬, Chili Bean Sauce, and a number of other names, Doubanjiang is a staple in Sichuan cuisine 🌶️
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What’s the difference between white pepper and black pepper? Turns out there’s a difference in how they’re prepared and what they should be used for! 🤯
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Chinese incense sticks, or joss sticks, are often used to honor ancestors in a set of rituals known as 拜神 (baai3 san4), but why? Daddy Lau explains the significance behind lighting incense, and how it helps keep us connected to our ancestors 🙏
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Bok Choy Soup: this is a super simple recipe that my parents make multiple times a week.
Also, it's a really flexible dish! After you’ve cooked it, we can keep the bok choy in the soup and eat it as is. Or, often what we’ll do is scoop the bok choy out, drink the soup, and eat the bok choy separately.
- Printable recipe: https://www.madewithlau.com/recipes/bok-choy-soup
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Chinese family recipes, made with love Classic Chinese recipes from our kitchen to yours.
We get a TON of questions on our preferred brand of potsticker wrappers, so here you go! This is not sponsored, this is just the brand our family’s used for many years 😊
Which brand is your favorite?
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My sister and I have always been super competitive, especially with each other. Now, we put our competitiveness to the ultimate test with a cook-off 👨🏻🍳👩🏻🍳
Who do you think did better? 👀
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Potstickers and wontons: they’re both a type of dumpling, but how are they actually different? Daddy Lau’s here to explain the differences 🥟
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Shiitake mushrooms and oyster sauce are a match made in heaven! The rich flavor of the saucy mushrooms perched on a beautifully arranged wreath of bok choy is a sight to behold, and it's all built on pantry staples and a simple, fresh leafy green.
This Cantonese vegetable dish is the epitome of maximizing the beauty, flavor, and nutrition of your favorite basics!
- Printable recipe: https://www.madewithlau.com/recipes/braised-mushrooms-with-bok-choy
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Chinese family recipes, made with love Classic Chinese recipes from our kitchen to yours.
One of the greatest privileges of our platform is being able to tell stories we’ve never told before — not even with each other. Today, Daddy Lau shares one of his biggest regrets in life ❤️
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Stuck debating between glutinous rice flour and regular rice flour again? I’ll admit, I’ve done that too 😅
Here’s an explanation of what makes glutinous rice flour so magical! ✨
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