Entry from December 23, 2018 Triple Delight (Chinese dish of chicken, beef and shrimp)
The Chinese dish of “Triple Delight” has come to mean a combination of chicken, beef and shrimp, but early citations of the dish had other ingredients, such as lobster, duck and/or pork. “SOM GIP DAI (Triple Delight) An exotic authentic Chinese Dish consisting of Lobster Meat, Roast Pork, Chicken with Chinese Mushrooms, Water Chestnuts and Bamboo Shoots. Assorted Chinese Vegetables” was printed in the Bergen Evening Record (Hackensack, NJ) on August 17, 1959. “The entree (Triple Delight—ed.) was a combination of roast pork, lobster meat, shrimp, and chicken” was printed in The Record (Hackensack, NJ) on September 18, 1964. “Triple Delight made with chicken, roast duck and crab meat and the shrimp with black bean sauce” was printed in the New York (NY) Times on December 12, 1969. “Triple delight, a many-faceted entree consisting of chicken, pork and shrimp sauteed with Chinese mushrooms, Chinese greens, miniature cobs of corn, sliced carrot and other ingredients, served over crunchy sizzling rice” was printed in The Evening Star (Washington, DC) on May 18, 1972. “‘Triple delight’ of chicken, shrimp and barbecued pork” was printed in the Independent (Long Beach, CA) on August 18, 1972. “Triple Delight with Crispy Rice—Beef, shrimp and chicken, w/Chinese vegetables prepared at table side with crispy rice and sizzling hot plates” was printed in The Washington Star (Washington, DC) on November 2, 1978. Similar Chinese combination dishes include “Double Wonders,” “Dragon and Phoenix,” “Three Musketeers,” “Triple Crown,” “Triple Harvest,” “Four Precious Jewels,” “Four Seasons,” “Hawaii Four-O,” “Hawaii Five-O,” “Happy Family” and “Happy Together.” 17 August 1959, Bergen Evening Record (Hackensack, NJ), pg. 27, col. 1 ad: Grand Opening TUESDAY, AUGUST 18th SAI-HOBergen County’s Newest & Most Beautiful CHINESE RESTAURANT Opening Specialty of the House SOM GIP DAI (Triple Delight) An exotic authentic Chinese Dish consisting of Lobster Meat, Roast Pork, Chicken with Chinese Mushrooms, Water Chestnuts and Bamboo Shoots. Assorted Chinese Vegetables. 14-22 PLAZA ROAD FAIR LAWN18 September 1964, The Record (Hackensack, NJ), “Chinese Menu Fully Explained At Glen Rock’s Golden Phoenix” by John H. Kuhn, pg. 55, col. 2: (Golden Phoenix. 936 Prospect Street, Glen Rock.—ed.) Triple delight was Mr. Hom’s choice for our approval. It was served with fried rice. The entree was a combination of roast pork, lobster meat, shrimp, and chicken. The vegetables were Chinese mushrooms, water chestnuts, bamboo shoots, and snow peas.20 March 1966, Miami (FL) News, “Dining Out,” pg. 7B, col. 6: 12 December 1969, New York (NY) Times, “A Guide to Dining” by Craig Claiborne, pg. 68, col. 5: (Lucy Jung, 206 Canal Street.—ed.) She found equal delight in the Triple Delight made with chicken, roast duck and crab meat and the shrimp with black bean sauce was very much to her taste.18 May 1972, The Evening Star (Washington, DC), “From Chinatown with Cheng, Chi” by John M. Rosson, pg. B-7, col. 2: (Mandarin Inn, 14 Mott Street, Chinatown, and the Mandarin Inn, 3045 Mt. Vernon, Alexandria, VA.—ed.) The result was a delicately handled but properly pungent offering. THE SAME can be said of the triple delight, a many-faceted entree consisting of chicken, pork and shrimp sauteed with Chinese mushrooms, Chinese greens, miniature cobs of corn, sliced carrot and other ingredients, served over crunchy sizzling rice. An intriguing and mouth-watering treat.18 August 1972, Independent (Long Beach, CA), “Table Talk” by Tedd Thomey, pg. A20, col. 2: (Shanghai Kitchen, 4470 California Place in the Bixby Knolls shopping center.—ed.) Among the delicious a la carte specials, with steamed rice, are cashew nut chicken with two kinds of mushrooms and Chinese peas, $2.25; the “triple delight” of chicken, shrimp and barbecued pork, $2.25, and Peking Emperor Palace Chicken with peanuts, $1.95.1 September 1972, Poughkeepsie (NY) Journal, pg. 19, col. 6 ad: Triple Delight...$4.95 (Dynasty Luau.—ed.)4 February 1973, New York (NY) Times, “No Ox ad Year of Ox Fete” by Audrey Shavick, New Jersey sec., pg. 81, col. 4: (Jade Lantern, Blauvelt, NY.—ed.) ... and Triple Delight, a blend of chicken, ham, sea cucumbers, bamboo shoots and mushrooms.8 March 1974, The Arizona Republic (Phoenix, AZ), pg. D-16, col. 3 ad: THE TRIPLE DELIGHT...$4.95 (Peking Restaurant.—ed.)9 April 1976, Evening Journal (Wilmington, DE), pg. 44, col. 5 ad: Spicy Triple Delight (Chicken, shrimp & pork) ... $4.95 per person (Oriental Garden, Meadowood Shopping Center, Newark.—ed.)2 November 1978, The Washington Star (Washington, DC), pg. A/A-2, col. 5 ad: TRIPLE DELIGHT WITH CRISPY RICE BEEF, SHRIMP AND CHICKEN, W/CHINESE VEGETABLES PREPARED AT TABLE SIDE WITH CRISPY RICE AND HOT SIZZLING PLATES (Peking Garden, 6802 Commerce Street, Springfield, VA.—ed.)Google Books Milwaukee Eats: An Insider’s Guide to Saloons, Cafes, Diners, Dives, and Neighborhood Restaurants By Cari Taylor-Carlson and Lynne Bergschultz Milwaukee, WI: Serendipity Ink 1993 Pg. 16: The reviewers recommend the Triple Delight — shrimp, chicken, and beef tenderloin with mushrooms, broccoli, snow peas, bok choy, and baby corn. Google Books Time Out New York Eating & Drinking 2000: Time Out New York’s first annual guide to eating and drinking in New York City By Shawn Dahl New York, NY: Time Out New York Partners 1999 Pg. 53: If you like variety, try the inclusive triple delight: sliced beef, chicken and shrimp sauteed with vegetables in a pungent brown sauce. The Bald Chef Best Triple Delight Chinese Recipe by Glenizett June 20, 2016 The Triple Delight or sometimes reverend to as Happy Family is a great Chinese recipe. The Bald Chef show you how to cook this Chinese restaurant carry out classic recipe for Happy Family or Triple Delight often found on the Chef Specialty section of almost any Chinese restaurant. This is a great stir fry recipe that includes Shrimp, Chicken, and Beef. (...) COMMENTS LYNDSAY WELLS, THE KITCHEN WITCH June 29, 2015 at 3:45 am We call it Happy Family up here and your rendition looks incredible! I have to try this! NO MSG. http://WWW.SCGREENGARDEN.COM PICK UP 6:39 PM - 17 Sep 2017Quora Tuck Emswiler, retired cook, and active foodie Answered Jan 16, 2018What’s the “Four Seasons” dish on Chinese restaurant menus? Four Seasons is one of a group of entrees on a Chinese menu that are just one recipe but with different meats. Triple delight usually has chicken, beef, and pork. Seafood Delight usually has shrimp, scallops, lobster, and crab. Four Seasons adds shrimp to the Triple Delight. Happy Family adds crab meat and scallops to the Four Seasons. I’ve also seen either 5 Stars over the moon and Hawaii 5-O that have 5 types of meat. They are then stir fried with brocolli, carrots, chestnuts, bamboo shoots, celery, and other veggies and then a sauce made to cover it.
The Triple Delight or sometimes reverend to as Happy Family is a great Chinese recipe. The Bald Chef show you how to cook this Chinese restaurant carry out classic recipe for Happy Family or Triple Delight often found on the Chef Specialty section of almost any Chinese restaurant. This is a great stir fry recipe that includes Shrimp, Chicken, and Beef. I f you are looking for the best Chinese recipe for your family this is a great recipe. If you love American style Chinese food you will find this recipe is easy to cook. Rating: 5 Cooking time For: 1/2 hourIngredients For Chinese Triple DelightThese are the ingredients you will need to make Chinese Triple Delight:
Cooking Instructions For Chinese Triple DelightThis is The Bald Chef’s recipe Chinese Triple Delight. Start by cutting your Beef and Chicken into thin slices and place into separate bowls. Remove the shells from the Shrimp and de vein them and set the Shrimp into a small bowl. add 1 1/2 tablespoon of Corn Starch, 1/3 Egg White, and 1 oz. of Chinese Cooking wine to each bowl. Set the meats aside in the ice box to marinate. Prepare your vegetables by slicing the 4 oz. of Mushrooms, 1/2 White Onion, and Green Onion, clean the Snow Peas,4 oz of Broccoli, and count out the Water Chestnuts. Bring 4 cups of water to a boil in your Chinese Wok and add the vegetables to the boiling water until they are just blanched, don’t overcook them, and then remove them from the Wok. Remove the water from the Wok and bring up to high heat and add 3 Tablespoons of Cooking Oil. Add the two cloves of chopped Garlic to season the oil and start by stir frying the Chicken when the Chicken is about cooked and the Beef and then the Shrimp. Add the 1 tablespoon of Chinese 5 Spice, and almost cook all the meats. Return the vegetables the meat and flavor with 1 1/2 Tablespoons of Chinese Hoisin Sauce, and 3 Tablespoons of Soy Sauce, mix the ingredients. To thicken the sauce add 1 1/2 Tablespoons of Corn starch to 2 1/2 oz. of water mix and add to the recipe. Return the Triple Delight to heat to thicken the sauce. Serve this Best Triple Delight Chinese Recipe on rice. Best Triple Delight Chinese Recipe was last modified: July 19th, 2017 by
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