jook dialect

Jook with seafood and cilantro: Step 1 remains the same.

So says the history written by our militant ancestors," Jook said. "

Despite its simplicity, jook does not keep well for much longer than that, especially once it has been seasoned.

They don't Jook much like figments of your imagination to me.

Yes," Jook said, "but in the meantime we should not overlook other opportunities.

Jook lunged to his feet, mouth open, on the verge of shouting.

Variations: For jook with vegetables, Step 1 remains the same.

We must" Jook sat on his pillows and listened contemptuously. "

But just Jook at the mess you've made!

Jook sat silently, recognizing how tenuous his grasp on power was becoming.

When done, jook will be soupy and creamy, like loose oatmeal.

You have read too much official history, General," Jook said, growing introspective. "

Jook rose to his imposing height and glared down.

They're the kind they use in the jook joints," he said, "here in Florida.

Five minutes, later, police were in charge of the jook joint, with half a dozen prisoners in their control.

By 11 A.M. the jook is usually sold out, confirming its place as a breakfast food.

Long twists of fried dough are eaten with the jook, either cut up and dropped into the bowl, or on the side.

I especially like jook with a load of cilantro and some easily flaked fish or bacon.

For breakfast many Cantonese eat a porridge-like dish called jook.

Remove slab bacon, and serve jook in individual bowls.

When jook is almost done, stir in 1 cup fresh or frozen peas, and cook 10 minutes or so more.

Jook is to the southern Chinese as chicken broth is to Jews.

These restaurants offer takeout containers of excellent rice congee, or jook.

As you know, my noble scientist," Jook said, turning and remounting the stairs, "we are at war.

But the quiet of the room had made them forget that it was located in the rear of a jook joint.