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No DC power, so we have no heat or air conditioning
OP here Thanks for all our your help. We got some excellent info on a Monaco owners forum as well and it seemed that our problem was the battery cut-off solenoid, or salesmans switch. We were told how to bypass it, but were uncomfortable doing it ourselves. Fortunately our mobile rv mechanic was able to come out. It took him 15 seconds to by pass it and all is well. We have DC power again. :)
10/28/14 05:29am
Class A Motorhomes
2004 Monaco Executive
As I sit with probably the same problem, I'm also wondering what ended up being his problem.
10/27/14 06:18am
Class A Motorhomes
New cat in house......dog is not happy
Good job rescuing the poor kitty. Slobbermouth will get over it and they'll be good buds. We had a slobbermouth too....but we named him Blue. Slobbermouth was more appropriate though.
10/26/14 05:43pm
RV Pet Stop
No DC power, so we have no heat or air conditioning
One of the things you said can be interperted two ways We checked the house batteries and all four were 6.92 Now, House batteries are always 12 volt (Resting full charge is 12.6) never 6 volt.. HOWEVER a 12 volt battery can be made by wiring two six volt batteries in series. So do you have 4 12 volt (Six cells each) batteries or do you have 2 12 volt batteries each made from two Six Volt (3 cells each) batteries? The answer to that makes a BIG difference. I'm guessing you have 4 very dead 12 volt Marine/Deep cycle and likely will need to replace them because they tend not to recover from that level of discharge. on the other hand, if my guess is wrong, they are full up. ---------------------------------------------------- We have 2 12 volt batteries each made from two Six Volt (3 cells each) batteries He says they are fully charged, at 6.92 v each. I know nothing about this but am relaying what hubby tells me. thanks for your help
10/26/14 11:15am
Class A Motorhomes
No DC power, so we have no heat or air conditioning
Also, check the salesman switch by the front door....altho from the condition of the batteries, it sounds like they simply drained down overnight. Have you checked their water level? Why is your inverter ON if you're plugged into shore power? Did your shore power go off during the night and the inverter kick on? That would really drain the batteries. Keep us posted....Dennis Dennis Yes. The water level in the batteries is good. The inverter is always on, because in our manual it says "the main switch to the inverter is to remain on." We have done it this way for the 3 years we've had the coach. NO, it doesn't appear we had a power outage overnight. Our Progressive Surge electric management system would have indicated that, and it didn't. A few people on a Monaco forum think it may be the solenoid that's connected to the battery cut-off switch. They have told us how to go around it, but hubby and I are nervous about attempting that. Don't want to blow anything up. :) Evidently, these solenoids are known to be faulty. Right now, we're hoping our mobile RV tech hasn't left for Florida and can help us out before he leaves town.
10/26/14 09:36am
Class A Motorhomes
Lost 12 volt for coach and chassis
We are having the same problem. If you get the answer, please let me know.
10/26/14 06:22am
Class A Motorhomes
No DC power, so we have no heat or air conditioning
Everything was fine when we went to bed last night. When we got up this morning, we noticed none of our DC lights were working. We have a 2003 Monaco Windsor DP. We have an inverter. All AC systems are working, but we have no lights, can't run the heat or air conditioning because the thermostat is dead, no water pump The TV, coffee pot, portable heaters all work. Hubby checked the 4 house batteries and they are all reading 6.92 The 2 chassis batteries are reading 13.7 The inverter is blinking green as normal. We did not accidentally hit the battery cut off switch, but we flipped it off and on, just in case. Any ideas?
10/26/14 05:53am
Class A Motorhomes
Problem with Driveshaft Disconnect
We have a driveshaft disconnect on our 2012 Nissan Frontier. It was put on 37,000 miles ago. We had an issue with a broken cable, but nothing else. The other day, we were driving the truck. We heard a faint pinging noise, then the driveshaft dis-engaged. It was like we were in neutral. We were able to stop and re-engage it right away. We were able to drive home with no further problems. We haven't driven the truck since. We need to locate someone that is familiar with a driveshaft disconnect, but we are in the north Georgia mountains. Can anyone recommend anywhere that installs these driveshaft disconnects that is in this area. We are about 90 miles northeast of Atlanta, and about 30 miles south of the North Carolina border.
07/28/14 08:23am
Dinghy Towing
Contemplating trip to Florida Keys
We have been wintering in the Keys several years now. We love it so much that we ended up buying an Rv lot at Venture Out Resort in Cudjoe Key. Rv sites are very hard to get in the Keys and getting one in a state park is next to impossible during the winter months, and nearly impossible other times. :) There are quite a few private Rv parks, but most people book next years site before they leave. A few places off the top of my head are Grassy Key, Fiesta Key, Sunshine Key, Bluewater Key, Venture Out (privately owned but some owners rent their site. you need a realtor to find one for you) Jolly Roger, Breezy Pines, Big Pine Key fishing Lodge, Geiger Key Marina. You can do a Google search on these places and see what you think. Plan on $100 a night winter rates and not much less other times. It's not cheap, but is so worth it! Check out my blog if you want to see some pictures from the Keys. (I take a LOT of pictures) Just do a search on Florida Keys from my blog. http://florida-georgiacamping.blogspot.com/
07/06/14 08:48am
Class A Motorhomes
rv sites florida keys
We own a lot at Venture Out Resort in Cudjoe Key which is at milemarker 23. It's not strictly an rv park. There are small older trailers, mid rise, high rise houses and scattered RV lots. They are all privately owned, so you would need to book directly with a Realtor. The park is very nice, gated, large ocean front pool, Atlantic side, marina and boat launch, tennis, hot tub....any amenity you could imagine. There are a few Realtors in the area that handle Venture Out rentals for the owners. Dolbery Realty is who we use. There are others. Another park is Sunshine Key between Marathon and Big pine. We stayed there every year until we bought at Venture Out. It's nice in the winter, not so nice in the summer.
07/06/14 08:38am
Class C Motorhomes
How much reliability would I gain replacing an old AC?
We're in the same boat. We have two ac units and the rear one failed recently. It was about 11 years old. We use our AC most every day so they have both been used a lot. The replacement one seems to be a lot more powerful, so we've been happy with it. We are always concerned about our cats and I've been reading about some systems that will send you a text showing the inside temp of your rv. I haven't had any chance to do any research yet. We're wondering whether or not to replace the other unit. Now when it's convenient, or later down the road when it breaks at the most inopportune time. Ou
07/02/14 06:38am
Tech Issues
AC at the beach...
We're in Tampa, Florida. No shade and it's very hot and humid. We have two a/c and the mh stays cool. We were in the Keys through April and it was hot, humid there too. No shade and we stayed cool. Our mh is insulated well and we have dual pane windows though.
06/30/14 07:53am
Lazy days in Florida
We have bought two motorhomes there and wouldn't go anywhere else. Three years ago we bought a used Monaco mh. They went over it with a fine tooth comb and fixed everything they could find. We ended up with new tires, batteries, slide topper, slide gaskets, toilet. Mike Ballard was our service tech (ask him if you buy one). He checked everything out and found things we would never have found on our own (or not for a while) When you buy, you have 30 days guarantee. If you are on the road and find a problem, and can't get back to Lazy Days before the 30 days are up, you can call them, make note of the problem and they will fix it for you (under the 30 day warranty) when you can get back. Not that kind of service for many dealers. If you buy one, do not be in a big hurry to leave their lot. The clock on the 30 day warranty doesn't start ticking until you drive off the lot. We traded one end, so they set us up in the change over area. We kept finding little things that needed fixing, so they kept fixing them. We ended up being there a good while, but it was lucky because the refrigerator chose that time to fail and we got a new 4 door Norcold refirgerator, which was about a $5000 refrigerator. I can't say enough good about them, however some friends of ours bought an almost new Monaco and ended up being in their "Crown Club" It's where the high dollar rigs are taken care of. They got terrible service. I think it all depends on the technician that is in charge of going over that particular rig. As I said before, ask for Mike Ballard! He was great. Tell him Al and Karen Lueck sent ya!
06/30/14 07:51am
General RVing Issues
Water...please tell me it's gonna be ok!
I know you don't want to ruin your vacation but maybe it's best to get it handled right now. I would definitely call the insurance company and get it repaired correctly.
06/27/14 06:03pm
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06/27/14 05:41pm
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Lazy Days in Seffner (near Tampa) Florida
06/27/14 05:40pm
Class A Motorhomes
Onan diesel 5500 generator oil leak
We had a small leak on our Onan. It has way more hours on it though. Hubby tightened the drain pipe and put some teflon tape on it. It hasn't leaked since (knock on wood) He always uses Onan oil and filters.
06/27/14 05:37pm
Class A Motorhomes
No A/C at night....????
We prefer to sleep without the ac running, but it needs to be cool enough. What we do is to turn on the fantastic fan with it vented to go OUT. Then we open one window by the bed. The fan sucks the air out and blasts cooler air in through the open window. Then put a fan by your bed.
06/26/14 06:22am
Travel Trailers
Strange pairings at the camp ground on father's day weekend.
I don't even know how to respond to this post. She admits she has screaming kids and a messy campsite. No wonder the people didn't stay out long.
06/26/14 06:18am
Beginning RVing
Are you scared of the mountains!!
I'm with Klueck, I am intimidated by mountains. I haven't been brave enough to pull my TT in the mountains. I hope to find someone to help me when I purchase my MH, so that I am not terrified to take it into the mountains (even NC, VA and GA). We don't even have hills here in South Georgia either (we are slightly higher than FL at 203 ft) so I have no real mountain experience. We travel from Tampa to our lot in the north Ga mountains in Blairsville via a nice route with no steep grades or curvy roads. We go 75/575/76/129. We found we prefer Atlanta traffic over mountains!
06/22/14 08:01am
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Ma Po Tofu
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- JolokiaJen Jul 23, 2012 07:49 AM
What is the difference between Ma Po Tofu, Bean Curd Szechuan Style, and Bean Curd Homestyle? I thought they were the same thing, but my local chinese restaurant lists all three.
re: raytamsgv
You mean the chinese characters? The last two characters are the same on all three, but the first two characters are different on all three. So I guess there must be some difference?
re: JolokiaJen
Yes, I am referring to the Chinese characters. "Bean Curd" might actually refer to another item also known as "tofu skin" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bean_curd). But without the Chinese characters, all we can do is guess.
re: raytamsgv
Thanks. I looked up Tofu on wikipedia and those are the last two characters on all three.
re: Bacardi1
Thanks. I guess I can't go wrong ordering any one of them then. I wonder why they include all three on the menu if they are basically the same thing.
According to Chang and Kutscher, Ma Po Dow Fu is Szechuan. Barbara Tropp, in The Modern Art of Chinese Cooking differentiates Down-Home Hunan Tofu by having the tofu "first deep-fried to a firm, golden brown."
re: GH1618
So maybe one is fried, the other is not? What I'm most concerned about is the sauce, I want the one with the best spicy sauce.
re: JolokiaJen
The Szechuan Ma Po (麻婆豆腐) Should be the Spiciest of the lot
Then the Home Style Tofu (家常豆腐) more common in Hunan
re: JolokiaJen
At 'my' restaurant which offers all three on their lunch menu, the Szechuan bean curd is vegetarian, the Ma Po has ground pork and the Homestyle has sliced pork. AI am pretty sure each has different sauces, although I have not compared the dishes side by side.
re: JolokiaJen
I don't eat noodles or other starches, but IIRC, lo mein noodles were pretty dry sauced? The good home style that I miss terribly from an out of business place had a very warm and rich brown sauce, it's been so long I can't tell you all that was in it...I seem to recall sesame oil and chili oil, even a hint of brown rice vinegar MAYBE.
re: JolokiaJen
I used to love it. But I haven't eaten starches for many years. Chow fun was even better, much smokier tasting.
I cannot help with the Sichuan/Szechuan Style, but the Ma Po Tofu at the places I frequent is always cubed tofu with ground meat. The Home Style is always slices of Tofu, coated in cornstarch and either Deep Fried or Pan Fried with some sort of Green Vegetable included.....often Spinach or Shanghai Cabbage.
re: fourunder
Thanks. What about the sauces on both of them, are they the same?
re: JolokiaJen
Ma Po Tofu has Chili Oil and is slightly spicy. Home Style has a light brown sauce with an Oyster Sauce base from my experience.
BTW....this is in the Northern New Jersey / NYC Chinatown area.
re: fourunder
Thanks. I guess I'll get either the Ma Po Tofu or the Bean Curd Szechuan Style since I want the spicy sauce.
re: JolokiaJen
Tell them you want it very spicy/ hot. They should understand and accomodate that request.
Ask when you order "Hot- yes?" They will understand that little bit of English.
re: fourunder
I've never had deep fried tofu in home style. I'm beginning to think these terms are just used variably/interchangeably in U.S. restaurants.
re: Enfielder
They don't speak english very well. That's why I came on here to ask. I want to get the right thing because they are priced higher than other items on the menu. If they came in the pints like the lo mein I would just order one of each, but they are $9 each here.
re: Cheese Boy
I try, but it's hard because of the language barrier. Mostly I just write what I want on a piece of paper and hand that to them or on the phone I just try to keep it to one sentence, say the name of what I want and that's it.
re: JolokiaJen
I'm laughing to myself because sometimes less is more. I am always reminded of the time I asked for white pepper and the server hands me a piece of scrap paper.
re: GH1618
I love ordering the little Pints. I wish everything came in that size.
re: ipsedixit
Do you have a copy of it? I wonder why they don't write down the descriptions. I'm sure many people wonder what all these different dishes are. I guess that's why most people around here just order off the buffet, since it's hard to know what everything else is.
Whatever they call it, look for one with chili bean paste in the sauce for depth of flavor and a little fire. I've seen some pretty poor versions in which the sauce was mostly soy sauce or oyster sauce, maybe with cornstarch to thicken, maybe a drop or two of chili oil or maybe not. I would expect anything with ma po or Szechuan in the name to use chili bean paste. Something called homestyle might be more likely to be a bland version. If there aren't versions you like served near you, consider making your own. It's not hard. Chili bean paste (or separate jars of chili paste and brown bean paste) are sold in most stores selling Chinese food products. Some people like it with fermented black beans.
re: JolokiaJen
I always order Chinese dishes without added sugar.
re: raytamsgv
I love oil and salt, but my typical order is "no MSG, no added sugar or corn starch."
The traditional Ma Po Tofu is made with extremely thinly sliced or shaved beef. However nowadays most people make it with ground pork instead. Soft tofu is used and the final product looks like chopped up tofu - http://pic.pimg.tw/happyday05/4951e98.... It's normally very spicy with chili bean paste and chili peppers.
Homestyle tofu - by definition varies by which household makes it. Some families make it with sliced carrots & bamboo shoots and sliced pork and others make it with mushrooms & ground pork - depending on what they have in the fridge that day. It can be spicy, or non-spicy - depending on whether or not you put chili peppers in there. American restaurants make it saucier while real Chinese people in Asia probably don't make it with much sauce. The tofu used is usually firmer and has a thicker skin and the dish usually look like this - http://userdisk.webry.biglobe.ne.jp/0... or this - http://www.caipuwu.cn/caipuimg/zhucai...
re: lydiainflorida
Thanks! That's really helpful. Do you think Bean Curd Szechuan Style is the same thing as Ma Po Tofu, minus the meat? That sounds like just what I'm looking for.
re: JolokiaJen
Sorry but it's impossible to tell without seeing the name in Chinese.
re: lydiainflorida
I don't know how to post in chinese
re: JolokiaJen
If you have the menu available, try scanning it and posting the image.
Update: I bought the Bean Curd Szechuan Style today. It was good, but way too sweet. It was huge bean curd/tofu chunks with mixed vegetables covered in a thick spicy sweet chile type sauce, like those bottled spicy sweet chile sauces you get at the grocery store. It was okay, but I'd never order it again, especially not for $9. Is Ma Po Tofu sweet at all?
re: JolokiaJen
Almost everything Szechuan is made sticky sweet, in the U.S. at least.
re: mcf
I probably won't try the Ma Po Tofu then, if it is similar to the Bean Curd Szechuan style. It was definitely nothing like I was expecting. I was expecting a spicy and savory type taste, not sweet. I love Lo Mein because there is no sweetness at all. I need to find more dishes that are that type of flavor.
re: JolokiaJen
Lo Mein are noodles, stir fried and with various toppings. You seem to want that topping.
Ask for the lo mein dish with rice. Point at it on the menu and say -no noodle, yes rice-. Maybe at another table you will see a plate of just topping with sauce and rice in a bowl next to it. Point at that and then to the menu,- again say no lo mein, yes rice-.
They may even have that dish and show you where it is on the menu.
re: JolokiaJen
With due respect, you are making this more complicated than it needs to be. I've never has a sweet version Ma Po Tofu.....but all you need to do is order it and tell them you want it .....
Little Spicy
Medium Spicy
Very Spicy
No Sugar
or No Meat if that is your preference.
re: JolokiaJen
Sounds like the place you went to/are referring to in these queries is not a good place to start with - and/or you are getting the bad "heavily Americanized" versions. As others here have said, sugar is often added to dishes with strong heat character as part of the balancing of the taste profile. Both "Bean Curd Szechuan Style" and Ma Po Dofu should NOT present themselves with a gooey sickly sweet profile. If they do, find another place that does them properly.
re: mcf
My understanding is hot(chili) Szechuan dishes like Ma Po Tofu should use sugar for balance. It should not be forward or really noticeably sweet. So if it is I would say that it is not "very good Szechuan". That is not to say that people don't like it just that it is not how it is traditionally.
re: chefj
Actually, the tofu dish I've gotten most often that your link looked just like has never been overly sweetened, if at all, but almost everything else has been, sometimes more subtly, but often to an absurd, candyish extent. Even at some highly rated places that use otherwise very authentic ingredients and preparations. It's like it's the General Tso's Syndrome; batter it and candy it...
re: chefj
Yes, blecch. But I've had both wonderful and sickening sweet versions of baby eggplant, Szechuan shrimp in a red sauce that was literally candy sweet.... I think too many dishes are made sweet because so many people order that crud with all the goopy sweet sauce. Especially the General Tso's. If it sells, give the people what they'll gorge on...
re: mcf
This recipe on CH has a lot of sugar, IMO: http://www.chow.com/recipes/29102-ma-...
re: ipsedixit
I'll add "in my experience."
re: ipsedixit
"Utterly false."
re: linguafood
As I said, not ma po, most other stuff. I envy you. Often, even ordering "no sugar, MSG or corn starch, it's still sweet and at least a bit thickened, which lets me know where not to eat again. The highest rated restaurant in my area (by numerous critics and with many good dishes if well chosen) served the most candied Szechuan shrimp dish, it was inedible for me, for example. And this was near a university with a very large Chinese student population and many Chinese in evidence. I'm guessing they ordered off the menu and in Chinese, perhaps, and were not getting the American Sugar Festival menu.
Just googled around and immediately found numerous Szechuan recipes with sugar, including the first one, a beef dish with 6 tsps. of it.
re: linguafood
Don't forget that mcf appears to have a heightened personal sensitivity to sugar, from what I have gathered.
re: huiray
Yabbut, back then, my husband absolutely did not, and he couldn't stand it, either. And he was a General Tso's lover. Now that he's been eating low carb for a few years, he, too, can't stand added sugars and has completely lost his outsized sweet tooth.
re: linguafood
It's kind of shocking that I live in a town with a gadzillion good restaurants of various ethnicities and price points and the single decent Chinese restaurant here shut down a few years back and nothing has taken its place. Only horrifyingly bad ones still remain, I don't know how they stay open. This is a vibrant town filled with shops, galleries and folks sophisticated about food. Just makes no sense. I had better choices in the little semi rural hamlet I lived in before.
re: mcf
Well, we have a cornucopia of "Asian" restaurants in town, due to the large Asian population. Mostly bad Chinese (save for aforementioned Sichuan heaven), some dumbed-down pan-Asian crap, and a pretty decent sushi place as well as a Thai place.
Finally, the area has diversified very recently, and we now have a decent/good Greek, as well as some very good lahmaçun (made by Turks who moved there from Freiburg, Germany) & very good lebanese food (the first edible falafel I had in the area).
Apparently, up until the early 90s, it was all chain restaurants and a few mom n pop places. Glad things started (and are continuing) to change before I got there :-)
re: linguafood
Lebanese, wow, what I wouldn't do or kill for that!
re: linguafood
Another "Asian" cornucopia here as well. What's truly amazing is that Culpeper, VA, is a very small town, yet boasts NINE (yup - NINE) Asian restaurants. One Thai, one or two solely Chinese, a handful of Japanese/Chinese combos, & a couple of lackluster buffets. Out of this bevy (& we've tried them all), the Thai place is "okay", one tiny Chinese takeout place has a few worthwhile dishes, & one Japanese/Chinese place is just on the outskirts of outstanding in many ways. The rest range from "meh" to downright awful.
Now if we drive about an hour south to Charlottesville, VA, we can (& do) dine at "Peter Chang's China Grill", owned by the infamous & elusive Szechuan chef Peter Chang, & his Szechuan dishes are authentic, ethereal, & mouthwatering. Dry-Fried Eggplant, Spicy Deep-Fried Mushrooms, Bamboo Shrimp (sort of a take on Salt & Pepper Shrimp), Braised Fish in Szechuan Chili Sauce (my personal favorite), Spicy Fragrant Duck - the list is endless, & I'm salivating at the very thought of all those lovely Szechuan peppercorns & chilis. While there are some Americanized dishes on the menu, they're far above the norm in quality; plus he does sometimes come up with his own "specials" - again - far above the norm. We've yet to EVER be disappointed with anything we've eaten here, & now have so many favorites that it's become difficult to choose whenever we visit. Here's a link to his restaurant website:
re: Bacardi1
This is the place in our podunk town:
re: linguafood
That place definitely looks like my cup o' tea!!! Thanks for sharing.
re: Bacardi1
We go once a week with a crowd ranging anywhere between 8-16 people. It's addictive.
re: linguafood
Just curious - do you ever eat "delicate" Cantonese fare, without the heat+spice typical of Szechuanese food?
re: huiray
Not nearly as often. The Cantonese stuff in our town is highly Americanized.
We always pick up roast pork & goose in Chinatown in the city on our way out, tho. I don't actually know whether this is typical Cantonese fare, but I love it.
re: Bacardi1
That food looks excellent! A couple of them look suspiciously glossy with sugar, maybe, but I'd give them a spin...
re: Bacardi1
Gotcha. Usually, food that looks that way is highly sugared, IME, not just oily.
re: mcf
Went for chinese again this week. I asked for the Bean Curd with Vegetable on the menu. She asks me, "Do you want that sweet or sweet & spicy?" I'm like Neither! Just spicy, not sweet. It does seem like they are americanizing some of the dishes? Does Bean Curd with Vegetable usually come sweet? Anyway, what I ended up with was a slightly spicy brown sauce that was really salty, not like the Lo Mein sauce at all. Oh, and I asked about the Ma Po Tofu and they said they don't have that, even though it's on the menu! I guess I'll have to find another place that sells it.
re: JolokiaJen
It might be much more satisfying to make your own and get exactly what you want. If you have time and desire to.
re: mcf
That's funny. I wanted to make it from scratch once -- we have a very good Asian grocer in town -- and I had brought the ingredient list with me, looking for (I think) fermented black bean sauce. As you can imagine, a lot of the labels aren't in English, so I ended up asking a Chinese mom and her son for advice. He explained to her what I was looking for, and she pointed me to a ma po tofu sauce mix in a pouch ( you basically just add it to the tofu, ground pork & scallions, maybe some garlic... and, of course, more toasted and ground up Sichuan peppercorns :-D), telling me through him that this is how everyone she knew made it, and that she used it herself. Oh well.
The sauce is actually not bad at all -- especially if you augment it with stuff, and it lists pretty much similar ingredients to those in recipes that have you make it from scratch.
I know I am lucky to have this wonderful restaurant nearby, so I can get my weekly ma po fix on. I've not found the need to make it again myself.
re: linguafood
I think I may have actually bought and used some of those years back... had completely forgotten until you mentioned it. Too sweet, though, IIRC, for me. May have had other stuff I didn't want.
I had a similar experience, being led to convenience foods instead of ingredients, in the Asian market.
re: linguafood
It's been a long time: I may not remember correctly. Also, since I don't regularly eat sugar/carbs... I am extremely sensitive to them when present, as I think huiray pointed out.
Here's the nutrition info for what looks like the packets I used, actually has a lot of sugar for the serving size, 16 of its 40 calories come from sugars: http://caloriecount.about.com/calorie...
It may not taste sweet to everyone, but I know that things with less sugar per TBS taste sweet to me, like some ketchups.
re: mcf
I *have* used one of those packets (undoubtedly a different manufacturer from that for yours) out of curiosity. I don't specifically remember it as sweet or not, although it could have been, because it was not spicy enough (in the overall sense) and also unbalanced - pretty much blah, but that was to my taste. It was also barely or at best only modestly fiery, if that - even though I got the one that said "VERY HOT".
re: JolokiaJen
I don't think of it as sweet. The Ma Po sauce I use at home (Lee Kum Kee) contains sugar, but it's not particularly sweet.
re: GH1618
It gets almost half of its calories from sugar, four grams in 1.5 TBS. That's mighty sweet to some folks, like me. http://caloriecount.about.com/calorie...
Here's one of my favorite recipes for "Home-Style" Tofu that I adapted from a recipe from one of my favorite Chinese cookbooks:
Bacardi1 Home-Style Bean Curd
(adapted from "Madame Chu's Chinese Cooking School)
1 square extra-firm or firm bean curd, drained & cubed
Approx. 3 tablespoons vegetable or peanut oil
1/4 pound ground meat (beef, pork, turkey, or chicken (approx. 1/4 of your standard-size supermarket package - I divide, wrap, & freeze the rest for future recipes)
1-2 tablespoons dry sherry
1 tablespoon soy sauce
1 teaspoon sugar
2-3cloves of garlic, peeled & roughly chopped
One package fresh shitake mushrooms, stemmed & sliced (or 6-8 dry shitake mushrooms, soaked in hot water for an hour, stemmed & sliced)
2 tablespoons dried Cloud Ear mushrooms, soaked (optional)
1 small can sliced bamboo shoots, rinsed & drained
1-2 stalks Bok Choy or Chinese (Napa) Cabbage, sliced
1/2 teaspoon dried red pepper flakes
2 tablespoons Hoisin sauce
1 scallion, cut into 1" lengths (optional)
Combine sherry, soy sauce, & sugar. Heat a couple of tablespoons of oil in a wok or large frying pan, add the ground meat & stir for around 3 minutes. Add Bok Choy or cabbage & cook for 3 more minutes. Add sherry mix, along with mushrooms, cloud ears, bamboo shoots, garlic, & red pepper flakes. Mix well. Add bean curd & stir gently. Add 1/2 cup of water, lower heat, cover, & cook for an additional 3 minutes. Add Hoisin sauce & scallions if using, stir & serve over hot rice.
And here's another one, that isn't all that different except for less veggies & the addition of Five-Spice Powder.
Bacardi1 Szechuan Spicy Bean Curd
(adapted from "Madame Chu's Chinese Cooking School")
1/2 cup chicken broth
1 tablespoon soy sauce
1 tablespoon dry sherry
1/2 teaspoon sugar
1-1/2 tablespoons cornstarch
1 square extra-firm or firm bean curd, drained & cubed
A couple of dollops of vegetable or peanut oil for stir-frying
3-4 cloves garlic, peeled & roughly chopped
1 tablespoon (approx. an inch or two) peeled grated or minced fresh ginger
1 scallion, chopped (optional)
1-2 stalks Bok Choy or Chinese/Napa Cabbage, sliced
1/4-1/2 pound ground meat (any type – I use ground turkey)
1/2 teaspoon hot red pepper flakes
1 tablespoon hot sesame oil OR regular sesame oil
Approx. 1/4 teaspoon Chinese 5-spice powder
Combine broth with soy sauce, dry sherry, sugar, & cornstarch & set aside. Heat a vegetable oil in a wok or large skillet. Add ground meat & stir for around 3 minutes. Add Bok Choy or Napa Cabbage & stir an additional 2 minutes. Add scallions (if using), garlic, ginger, & red pepper flakes & stir a few times. Add bean curd, stir gently, then add broth mixture & bring to a boil while continuing to stir gently. When heated thru & slightly thickened, turn off heat & sprinkle sesame oil over the top. Stir one more time, sprinkle 5-spice powder over, & serve.
Unlike most stir-fry dishes, this one can be covered & kept warm until ready to serve.
re: Bacardi1
I have some of that stuff like Chinese 5 spice powder and Hoisin sauce
So from what i can tell the Restaurant you are patronizing sounds like it is not a Szechuan restaurant. If so your really do not stand a chance of getting anything that actually resembles a Szechuan dish.
Here is a link to a very good recipe for Ma Po Doh Fu 麻婆豆腐
And Home Style Bean Curd 家常豆腐
note that Ma Po has ground meat and home style has pork belly or bacon, neither is usually a vegetarian dish but you are more likely to find the Home Style with out meat.
re: chefj
Thanks for those links! The Mapo looks exactly what I've always been served as home style. The home style is something I've never seen. The Mapo recipe also sounds like it would produce something very much as I described my favorite version, but I've never seen it on a menu as anything but home style.
re: mcf
Apart from restaurant-to-restaurant variations, many (if not most) times it is not "mislabeling". It is an attempt at a translation of a Chinese phrase which may or may not have info/characteristics which are "understood" from a native standpoint, or which may be purely "flowery" or "poetic" in an idiomatic way.
These two recent threads (on which you seem not to have participated in) bring up this issue within the conversation(s) in them:


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challaned in the national capital this year during a drive against use of tinted glass on vehicles even as people are now
voluntarily removing the film, police said.
"Many of these were repeat offenders who did not mind
paying fine again but did not want to remove their costly
films," Satyendra Garg, Joint Commissioner of Police
(Traffic), said.
In this instance, he said, the rule book came to their
rescue where police discovered that apart from prosecution,
they can give directions to remove defect, impound a document
to ensure compliance in three days failing which challan and
the document could be sent to the court.
In first 59 days of this year, Garg said, Traffic
Police prosecuted more than 22,000 people for having tinted
"Saturday was an unforgettable day when in a day 205
vehicle owners voluntarily removed films exceeding limitations
themselves and pleaded they may not been given directions in
this regard as they were doing it on the spot rather than
waiting for 72 hours time," he said.
Directions were given to 227 people on Saturday to
remove the films from their vehicles and produce the vehicle
before police within 72 hours, he said.
"I was told there were queues in front of workshops to
get the films removed. It gave the good feeling that
Commonwealth Games days are coming back and people are again
following rules. Like during the Commonwealth Games, the
capital started behaving itself," he said.
According to rules, there should be at least 70 per
cent transparency in the front and rear windows and 50 per
cent transparency on the side windows.


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Lucinda Williams, "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" (2014): One Track Mind
Lucinda Williams' gruff slur on "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" conveys just how few times the fates allow us the moments we'd like.
Lucinda Williams' gruff slur on "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" conveys just how few times the fates allow us the moments we'd like.
Even those who don't celebrate will be moved by 'A Kool Kat Kristmas, Volume Two,' simply it's so melodic and memorable.
Stuck for a Halloween playlist to help while away the minutes between tonight's zombie apocalypses?
Michael Lynch has given us a great little Halloween tune in "Mr. Monster," with fierce hook lines and a jiggly, jagged bubblegum beat.
Irvin Mayfield's effervescent Christmas redo will shake your stockings off the mantel.
I still can't figure out why this wasn't a huge summer hit.
Christmas may have just passed, but the spirit and visuals linger on in stores as sales on seasonal items are hot and heavy.
It is Christmas day and what better way to celebrate than to give a listen to the only Christmas song ever recorded with the word "genitals" in it.
Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr. seemed to always being playing on the house stereo when I was a kid.
How wonderful it would be if we celebrated the spirit of holiday season all year long: Good cheer abounds, delicious edibles are everywhere, and last but not least there's never a shortage of superb music to listen to.


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European Spies Reach Out to Syria
Police arrested two men at Heathrow airport who had arrived on a flight from Istanbul. The two Birmingham men are thought to have traveled to Syria for jihad in May 2013. A British ship will join the convoy that is removing Syria's chemical weapons for disposal.
How Syria's chemical weapons are being destroyed
Michael Adebowale, an Islamist convicted of murdering British soldier in Woolwich, said he was inspired to convert to Islam by US-born hate preacher Sheikh Khalid Yasin, who resides in the UK. Yasin has advocated the killing of homosexuals and is linked to jihadist circles in the country.
MOI rejects Taliban could retake key territories after NATO pullout
Christians feel pressure to keep silent about their faith, Lord Carey warns
Teenage photographer killed in Syria
UK Labour: We must fight anti-Christian persecution
Secret CIA testimony identifies real Lockerbie mastermind
Abdul-Hakim Belhaj, the former leader of the Libyan Islamic Fighting Group, lost his case against British officials whom he had accused of colluding in his rendition to Libya; now in Tripoli, he vowed to appeal. The BBC was criticized for giving lengthy air time to hate preacher Anjem Choudhary to discuss the verdict in the case of the killing of a British soldier in Woolwich; Choudhary refused to condemn the murder, which he blamed on the UK government. Siblings Mohammed Zahir Nawaz and Nabelia Nawaz, of east London, were charged in a terrorism case involving the arrest of four UK men who allegedly traveled to Syria for jihad in October. Usman Hussain Choudhary of Dudley was arrested last week for possessing and distributing terrorist literature.
White widow terror cell helped Rigby killer
Local Turf-Sharing Accord With the Taliban Raises Alarm in Afghanistan
United Kingdom - How many more times can the Foreign Office get it so wrong?
British citizens Michael Adebolajo and Michael Adebowale, both Muslim converts, were found guilty of murdering a British soldier in Woolwich; they were not convicted on charges of attempting to murder a policeman. Prior to the murder, Adebolajo was known to authorities as an extremist; he had been radicalized by the outlawed group Al-Muhajiroun and arrested in Kenya in 2010 while trying to join Shabaab.
British 'celebrity jihadi' and chef dies in Syria
Family members said that well-known British jihadist Ifthekar Jaman a.k.a. Abu Aburahman died in Syria while fighting alongside the Islamic State of Iraq and the Sham. Michael Adebowale and Michael Adebolajo, who are accused of murdering a British soldier in Woolwich and have denied murdering him and attempting to murder a police officer, told the court that they had sought to "achieve martyrdom."
Prime Minister Cameron said the UK's military mission in Afghanistan has been accomplished; the British troop level there has dropped from 9,000 to about 5,200, and there are no plans to have British combat troops in the country after 2014. British military officials said they expect insurgent activity to pick up in Afghanistan as UK troops withdraw.
The UK is tightening sanctions on the Assad regime in Syria after discovering that it managed to obtain regime funds from banks in France and used them to buy food for the Syrian army. A private report claims that the 1988 Lockerbie bombing in Scotland involved convicted terrorist Mohammed Abu Talb, who is serving a life sentence for bombings in Amsterdam and Copenhagen.
The UK joined the US in suspending aid to rebels in northern Syria after the Islamic Front took over Free Syrian Army warehouses, arms depots, and the Bab al-Hawa border crossing into Turkey. In September, Foreign Minister Hague said the UK was providing £20 million in nonlethal support to the rebels, including 4x4 vehicles, body armor, generators, and communications equipment.
Taliban magazine urges jihad - and profiles the Honda 125