Martin Yan's Favorite Recipes with Meyer Cookware: From the National Public Television series Yan Can Cook by Martin Yan

    • Categories: Dressings & marinades; Appetizers / starters; Entertaining & parties; Chinese
    • Ingredients: Shaoxing rice wine; oyster sauce; soy sauce; sesame oil; fresh ginger; chicken breasts; Smithfield ham; green onions; water chestnuts; Chinese parsley
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  • Stir-fried bok choy

    • anya_sf on September 13, 2024

      Recipe calls for chicken broth not chicken breast

    • anya_sf on September 14, 2024

      Good, quick and easy. I used baby bok choy and cut of the bases to be cooked like the white stalks. Water was fine instead of chicken broth. To serve 4 people, I'd increase the bok choy to at least 1 lb.

  • Swiss chard with black bean sauce

    • christina_nca1d5 on April 21, 2026

      I made this without the bacon because we keep kosher. It was pretty tasty and must be even better with the bacon. I enjoyed the sour zing.

  • Beef and bean curd delight

    • chawkins on February 18, 2018

      Quite delightful, the dish came together in no time. A good substitute for mapo tofu when you are not in the mood for spicy.

    • kitchen_chick on March 12, 2019

      This is one of the first dishes I made from the first cookbook I bought back in the early 1990s, and I still make this dish. Sometimes I add a few dried chilies at the beginning with the ginger for a touch of heat.

  • Chinese beef burgers

    • kitchen_chick on December 24, 2022

      It's fun to go back through older cookbooks and find recipes I overlooked in the past. This makes a very tasty burger. I substituted jicama for the water chestnuts. My husband ate his on a bun, and I ate mine on top of salad greens with kewpie mayo and a bit sriracha. I can also see making this into meatballs and making a sub with them.

  • Five-spice broiled pork chops

    • chawkins on October 16, 2014

      I was going to make the imperial pork chops, from Yan's The Joy of Wokking, that needs to be marinated for couple of hours but I ran out of time from baking, so had to find some quick and easy recipe for the pork chops. This fits quick and easy to a t, and it was quite delicious for what it was.

  • Chicken in a clay pot

    • chawkins on April 09, 2015

      This was very good. I thought I was making a regular clay pot chicken, which I liked a lot already, to use up an opened can of bamboo shoots, then I saw the optional fermented bean curd on the ingredient list, of course I had to try that. It added a new dimension to my beloved dish.

  • Tofu with minced turkey

    • kitchen_chick on October 02, 2022

      Nice stir fry. I added about 3-4oz of chopped long beans, which was a really nice addition. I stir-fried the beans first to get them a bit charred then added the turkey and proceeded with the recipe as written.

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  • Published Mar 01 1993
  • Format Paperback
  • Page Count 180
  • Language English
  • Edition Fourth Printing
  • Countries United States
  • Publisher Yan Can Cook, Inc

Publishers Text

Written by the popular cooking show host on PBS, Martin Yan, this book showcases some of his and his audience's favorite recipes. Besides all of the great recipes that Yan is famous for making in the American kitchen, this book includes garnishes as well as food preparation and cooking techniques, not commonly done in America. Recipes appetizers, soups, rice, noodles, vegetables, tofu, meats, poultry, eggs, seafood, desserts, and sauces are all here!

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