A question of Balance answered by Faemike55
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When used properly, these three elements of traditional Chinese cooking lend themselves to new heights of taste
Netot, while not the first to get it correct, he did so in that he named them in order and where you would find them
A couple other named the ingredients, but not in order, but that's okay, you got it right
I took this photo at a Portland restaurant, P.F. Changs - pfchangs.com
I had the Singapore Street Noodles and steamed white rice and two flasks of Saki
most excellent
Thanks for playing the game. I am working on another guessing game to come out soon
thank you also for the wonderful comments and faves - I appreciate them all
for the American, have a safe and happy 4th
Comments (63)
Cool Quiz!!! Can't wait for the next challenge !!!
Well now that we have all guessed on this one what next i love trying to figure things out lol great shot hon.
Saki Saki.... LOL
Way to go and make us all hungry! heehee
Cool answer my friend :)
Thank you for the answer, Mike. It sounds interesting that Saki. We ones tried to make it ourselves, without a good result ;-)
nice
Thanks for the Chinese puzzle Mike!
Cool shot and motif, Mike. This really is stuff that comes in handy when one like to cook. I luv to cook :) Looks cool the way the light falls through the bottles.
Lol - I was near by Mike!
Okay ....I'm fired!!!!...kick me out of the kitchen....lol.. I would of never guessed that one on the far right would of been Chili oil....
That was fun.
I was thinking right about the left two but had no idea about the right side even though I said 3 vinegars.
AHA - you big tease Mike :)
NICE CAPTURE!!!!!!!!
Never thought of chili oil!
I was very far off :( lol Aloha
I know nothing about cooking anyway, I'd rather eat! lol I like your picture puzzles!
Awesome capture of these delicious Chinese food additives. Sounds like you enjoyed your meal. Wonderful guessing game,looking forward to the next one. Well I didn't get it right but like the game...
fun game mike, i guessed maybe two right but hey, we all can be winners! great fun!:)*5
A fun game, Mike, and a great shot of these interesting and lovely condiments!
Aha, I should have known better! that was an interesting and fun challenge Mike - keeps us on our toes! BB
Well, I was SO far off, but then I was messing around.. I did suspect Soya Sauce, but the rest no idea! Good quiz! More? Rob
Nice shot and interesting info, Mike!
Great image
Fantástica foto meu amigo,foi divertido tentar adivinhar o que tinha nestes vidros mas eu errei.++++++++++++++5
Nice capture!!
We like both P. F. Chang and Pei-Wei (owned by P. F. Chang) and just as good but with a limited menu and cheaper prices. Once again - I was not even close to your '3 bottle test'.
Thanks for revealing the answer.In the hands of a master chef these could produce many tasty dishes.
It's a beautiful still life Mike. The colours are eye grabbing and it speaks volumes of the beauty that can be found in the most mundane things.