As important as soy sauce, Chinese rice vinegar is a must-have for those keen to explore Chinese cuisine in their own kitchens.| Red House Spice
What is Sichuan pepper? What does it taste like? Is there a substitute? How is it used? How to judge its quality? Read my complete guide to this unique spice.| Red House Spice
Shaoxing rice wine is commonly used in Chinese cuisine. It's essential for preparing meat or fish, either in stir-fry or in braising dishes.| Red House Spice
Slippery noodles served in an intensely flavored broth, Sichuan hot and sour noodle soup is utterly irresistible. It's simple and quick to prepare.| Red House Spice
There are mainly two types of soy sauce commonly used in Chinese kitchens: light soy sauce (生抽) and dark soy sauce (老抽).| Red House Spice
I’m Wei Guo, the do-it-all creator behind the blog Red House Spice, a free digital cookbook sharing authentic, accessible Chinese recipes since 2017.| Red House Spice
A popular street food in Sichuan, Tian Shui Mian features extra thick, chewy noodles seasoned with intense flavors: hot, tingly, sweet, and super aromatic.| Red House Spice
A quick stir-fry featuring springy noodles, tender chicken, and crunchy vegetables, this chow mei fun recipe takes little effort to cook but is so satisfying to eat.| Red House Spice