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Reddit mentions of Kam Yen Jan Chinese Style Sausage 12oz (Pack of 3)
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- Kam Yen Jan Chinese Style Sausage, 12oz. (Pack of 3)
- Cantonese style pork sausages, great for your favorite chinese recipes
- Vacuum packed, stores at room temperature
- Refrigerate after opening, cook well before serving
- Product of U.S.A.
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Specs:
Number of items | 3 |
Size | 12 Ounce (Pack of 3) |
Weight | 0.75 Pounds |
Here you go, OP. Depending on where you live you may want to go for one that is "fulfilled by Amazon":
http://www.amazon.com/Kam-Yen-Jan-Chinese-Sausage/dp/B000A0ZEBA
http://www.amazon.com/Chinese-Style-Sausage-Pork-Chicken/dp/B0086XSIZW
http://www.amazon.com/Chinese-Style-Sausage-Xuong-Thuong/dp/B0086XSK4Q
http://www.amazon.com/Kam-Yen-Chinese-Chicken-Sausage/dp/B00C46EQNU
Hmmm this is hard since I kind of eyeball it usually but I'll try to give it to you.
I use:
2 of these sausages which can be found sold as one pack for like 4 bucks at the closest Asian/International market.
3-4 spring onions
3 eggs
I'm having a hard time finding the soy sauce I use and I can only describe the bottle as best as I can since I'm not at home. It's a square bottle with a green and yellow label, but season the rice to taste with however much of your favorite soy sauce.
~3 cups of rice (your preference) (always use kind of dry old rice, never new rice, it's too soggy if you use new rice and doesn't separate when you fry it.)
~4 bacon strips of your preference to flavor.
Cooking oil.
Directions:
Apologies for the "preference" to everything lol, and poor formatting. Hopefully it goes well for you if you try to make it.
Damn, got a pic of the package? I'm trying to find it to order on google 😅.
Like this? https://www.amazon.com/Kam-Yen-Jan-Chinese-Sausage/dp/B000A0ZEBA
This is the brand I purchase at my local Asian market, if you want to try some to compare with yours. Looks great!
If you're in the US, Amazon has it, but it's more expensive than at an Asian supermarket. Beats driving 40 minutes though.