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Singapore “Carrot Cake”

Once a favorite breakfast of the Chinese, this dish might more accurately be called a daikon scramble.
May 2007
food + cooking

My Mian

Bad Chinese food is everywhere, and most Chinese food in Korea is no exception. Sometimes, though, the clash of cultures can really work.
03.27.07
food + cooking

Ring of Fire

It's the Year of the Fire, or Golden, Pig, and while more traditional Chinese New Year meals can be had, my family likes to customize things by having fire pot, a.k.a. hot pot (huo guo in Mandarin). Variations abound, but essentially the meal...
03.06.07
travel + culture

Sausage Does Grow on Trees

On a recent trip to East Africa, I thought I was hallucinating when I saw sausages growing on trees.
02.28.07
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Blade Steaks with Lemon Herb Sauce

Rustic, tangy salmoriglio is the Italian equivalent of chimichurri, the popular Argentinean herb sauce.
January 2007
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Escarole with Pine Nuts

Think beyond the salad bowl: Cooking escarole tempers its slight bitterness; pine nuts are a mellow complement.
January 2007
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Grapefruit with Campari Syrup

For something refreshing after a rich meal, look no further than this classic combination of Campari and grapefruit.
January 2007
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Braised Chicken with Artichokes and Peas

Chicken thighs are a natural for braising because they stay nice and juicy. Plus, the dark meat is a good counterpoint to the sweetness of peas and the slight acidity of the artichokes.
January 2007
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Pork Dumplings

These dumplings are delicious whether you put the classic pleats in them or not.
January 2007
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