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How to Eat with ChopsticksAbout Chinese Chopsticks and their many uses
Learning how to eat with chopsticks is not as difficult as it appears, and like all things in life, practice makes perfect! Follow the simple steps down below and practice regularly, soon you will also be eating like a pro. Chinese food is often prepared and served in small bite-size pieces, which makes it easy when eating with chopsticks. How to eat with chopsticks
Short video coming soon! As you practice, you will develop your "own" technique, and find out what works better for you. There is no right or wrong way really, (my dad might disagree with this statement), but as with holding a pencil, many people do it differently and the goal is to write, with chopsticks, the goal is to get food in your mouth. That being said, there are some do's and don'ts of eating with chopsticks you need to observe:
About Chinese ChopsticksWhere do Chopsticks come from?It is believed that chopsticks originated in China during the Shang Dynasty more than 3,000 years ago. Many superstitions and traditional beliefs might have been the source for the preference of chopsticks over knives or other utensils. For example,
Whatever their origins, the use of chopsticks eventually spread out to other Asian countries as well. Chopsticks are the eating utensil of choice in the East, I.e. Japan and Korea. Other Uses of Chinese Chopsticks:Besides their use at the dinner table, chopsticks can also be used in the kitchen to beat eggs for example, stir and break up noodles, or the longer chopsticks can be used to stir fry or sautéed food, they are quite handy when used as thongs.Here's more on Chinese Cooking Utensils.
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Chopsticks for Kids
Children's Chopsticks Gift Set Set of 5 pairs
These chopsticks are suitable for special occasions or every day use. They are 6.5" long, and shorter than the regular 9" size, excellent for kids.
Bamboo chopsticks are ideal for learning, this set is great for entertaining, a must for your next Asian Themed party!
Where to buy Chinese Food ingredients?Some of the more common Chinese Food ingredients like soy sauce or sesame oil can be found at the Ethnic section of your grocery store. Other ingredients and fresh vegetables can be found at your local Asian Grocer.If there is no convenient Asian Grocer in your neighborhood or for door to door convenience, try eFoodDepot.com. They carry a wide variety of Asian and Chinese Cooking Ingredients and Staples, have low delivery costs, and distribute worldwide.
Easy Chinese Recipes for KidsThis is a fun book for the kids. It is recommended for ages 9 and up, and there are 15 recipes they can try, including some of our all-time favorites: fried rice, corn soup and sweet and sour prawns or chicken, pork. Most of the ingredients used are all easy to get at your regular grocery store, some like the Chinese mushrooms are easily obtained at the Chinese Grocer. |
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