This white radish and pork fritters recipe is very versatile and can be modified in many ways. • Remove the pork and make it vegetarian • You can add shitake mushroom, dried shrimp and Chinese sausage to make it similar to fried lo bak pudding 蘿蔔糕 (lúo bó gāo) • Instead of deep-frying, you can also pan-fry them • Swap out the pork and add fish paste • Use Chinese chives instead of green onions They go great with rice, congee, or just as a snack by itself. Guaranteed that your child will love to eat white radish!
View RecipeThis white radish and pork fritters recipe is very versatile and can be modified in many ways. • Remove the pork and make it vegetarian • You can add shitake mushroom, dried shrimp and Chinese sausage to make it similar to fried lo bak pudding 蘿蔔糕 (lúo bó gāo) • Instead of deep-frying, you can also pan-fry them • Swap out the pork and add fish paste • Use Chinese chives instead of green onions They go great with rice, congee, or just as a snack by itself. Guaranteed that your child will love to eat white radish!
View RecipeThis recipe is an extension of my Steamed Radish Cake [https://auntieemily.com/steamed-radish-cake/] recipe for those who want to pan-fry the radish cake. The steamed radish cake can be cut into any size pieces and pan-fried or deep fried. You can also follow my Fried Radish Cake in XO Sauce for a popular variation. But if you like to keep it old school, serve this pan-fried option with some tea and //auntieemily.com/crystal-shrimp-dumplings/">shrimp dumplings [https://auntieemily.com/crystal-shrimp-dumplings/] (which I also have a recipe for, coincidentally, lol). And you have the perfect dimsum meal!
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