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Eating China – Chinese Food Culture, History, Facts & Recipes.
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Bamboo and Pork Soup. 筍子排骨湯 (sǔn zi páigǔ tāng) A simple, traditional Taiwanese soup. 炒空心菜 (chǎo kōngxīncài) Water spinach is one of the great vegetable staples of Taiwan and southern China. This quick-growing leafy green when cooked right is a great combo of crunchy stems and tender leaves. Red Cooked Beef Noodle Soup. 紅燒牛肉麵 (hóngshāo niúròu miàn) The slow-braised dish that is the virtual national dish of Taiwan. Taiwan-style Cold Noodle Salad. Ants Climbing a Tree. China, A Nation of Pork Eaters. There...
Eating China (中國食跡) - The Origins of Chopsticks
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The Origins of Chopsticks. Chopsticks have been dug from burial plots that are at least 3,200 years old. Some surmise that they evolved from a practice of using a wooden stick while cooking on an open fire to prod, stir or move food. It is fairly easy to imagine how a pair of sticks came to be used like tongs. Do Chinese Always Eat Long Grain Rice? More Chinese Food Facts. Books on Chinese Cuisine.
Eating China (中國食跡) – Steamed Fish Recipe
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清蒸魚 (qīngzhēng yú) A really simple dish that requires only the most basic arsenal of Chinese ingredients. Chinese prefer their fish whole head, tail, skin, and often fins, all intact. Compared to fillets, fish cooked in its own. So to speak, is much juicier and more flavourful. Serves 2 to 4. 1 medium-sized white fleshed whole fish (such as sea bass or red snapper). 2 stalks spring onions. 3 or 4 slices ginger. 2 tablespoons soy sauce. 1/2 teaspoon rice wine vinegar. 1 tablespoon vegetable oil. There are...
Notorious Chinese Stinky Tofu (if smells could kill) | Eating China 中國食跡
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Chinese stinky tofu: love it or hate it, there's no ignoring it. I was unfurling my map as we walked down the street, when my father stopped in his tracks, spun around, mildly frantic, as if searching for the source of some impending disaster. God, what's that smell? I pointed to a stinky tofu vendor, acrid smoke wafting over his pushcart. That's what they call stinky tofu. Want to try some? These places usually offer a variety of stinky tofu such as deep-fried, stewed, steamed or even raw. Ldquo;Well, a...
Eating China (中國食跡) – Mung Bean Soup Recipe
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Sweet Mung Bean Soup. 綠豆湯 (lǜdòu tāng) A refreshing summer snack or dessert. It is very easy to make. 60 g (2 oz) mung beans. 14 litre (1.5 qt) water. 3 tablespoons white sugar, or to taste. Soak beans overnight, or least for 4 hours, in plenty of water. Place beans in a large pot, add water. Bring to a boil, stir, and simmer for 20 minutes (do not cover). Turn heat off, cover, steep for 30 minutes. Add sugar, stir. Let cool, then refrigerate for 1 hour, and serve. The dish can also be served cold or hot.
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A Chosen Family: November 2006
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A Family by Choice. Tuesday, November 28, 2006. Thanks, The View. Featured foster children today, in support of National Adoption Month. While I am fully committed to my own agency's China program, I have to wonder whether or not the husband and I would ever consider fostering and eventually adopting a foster child. I'd sure like to think we would. Posted by Merrin Donahue at 10:26 AM. Thursday, November 23, 2006. Posted by Merrin Donahue at 8:49 AM. Tuesday, November 14, 2006. Problem: My favorite word ...
A Chosen Family: March 2006
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A Family by Choice. Friday, March 31, 2006. Holy Paperwork, Batman! Wow I mean wow. We received even more paperwork today. Email is a wonderful thing, but oh my! Posted by Merrin Donahue at 2:06 PM. Thursday, March 30, 2006. It's All Part of the Fun. Did you know that there are written characters that contain up to 64 strokes? Can you imagine writing a note? It could take days. We both plan on learning at least enough to get by; you know, "Where's the bathroom? Posted by Merrin Donahue at 11:15 AM. Yeah,...
A Chosen Family: August 2006
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A Family by Choice. Wednesday, August 30, 2006. Meet and Greet Update. As always, we're eager to share any and everything we know (because we're so damn excited we're about to jump out of our skins), so if you have any questions or thoughts, shoot me an email or leave it in the comments. Posted by Merrin Donahue at 2:10 PM. I'm just so excited for you guys and I can't wait for you to tell me EVERYTHING! Friday, August 25, 2006. It's all starting to seem real now. Posted by Merrin Donahue at 12:19 AM.
A Chosen Family: July 2006
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A Family by Choice. Monday, July 24, 2006. In an online discussion today, Emilio Gonzales (Under Secretary of Homeland Security Director, USCIS) had this to say:. Donald, from Anaheim, CA writes:. With international adoptions taking much longer to complete, how is the USCIS addressing requests to lengthening the time that I171H and other related documents are valid? Posted by Merrin Donahue at 3:30 PM. Thursday, July 20, 2006. American to offer DFW-Beijing service. Posted by Kevin Donahue at 3:00 PM.
A Chosen Family: October 2006
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A Family by Choice. Monday, October 30, 2006. Oprah had the guy that started the "Free Hugs" movement on her show today. Apparently, however, this guy would not be quite so welcome in China. Posted by Merrin Donahue at 10:10 PM. Friday, October 27, 2006. How's this for discipline? I have actually trained myself to check the CCAA website before. I check RQ. I am so proud of my self-control. Posted by Merrin Donahue at 9:31 AM. Wednesday, October 18, 2006. The Importance of Birth Culture. As such, I get to...
Girl Eats City: September 2012
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Gustatory adventures in New York City and beyond. Tuesday, September 18, 2012. Thai Elephant 2 (Patterson, NY). In a way, this mixing of styles and cultures is a reflection of the kind of food served here. Its Americanized Thai, largely devoid of pungent fish sauces, hot chilis, fermented crab and the like, but some of the food has surprising flourish. Posted by Michelle Eats. Links to this post. Sunday, September 16, 2012. Onegin (New York, NY). The Main Dining Room at Onegin. The Bar at Onegin. Sconset...
Girl Eats City: Pazzo Revisited (Nantucket, MA)
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Gustatory adventures in New York City and beyond. Monday, May 27, 2013. Pazzo Revisited (Nantucket, MA). It's been a year since we were last at Pazzo. And if anything, the restaurant is even better than it was, before. The space and staff are warm and friendly, always bustling, but never brusque. Food is seasonally and geographically appropriate, without being predictable. At a recent dinner, a seasonal composition of chilled asparagus. Rabbit Rillette with Toast Points. A main of pan roasted duck breast.
A Chosen Family: April 2006
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A Family by Choice. Wednesday, April 26, 2006. New Gladney NY Office Address. The Gladney NY office will move on April 27th. New York, NY 10001. Posted by Kevin Donahue at 7:53 AM. Friday, April 21, 2006. Invasion of the labels. Since we're learning Mandarin (and she's learning it faster than me, obviously. Many of our household items now bear a little yellow label with the name in Chinese and the pronunciation. There's been a little confusion (for example: is that oven, stove, or clock? You couldn't wai...
A Chosen Family: December 2006
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A Family by Choice. Wednesday, December 27, 2006. If you have a couple of minutes, you might want to check out this article. It chronicles a family who adopted from China, and it includes all the good and bad details. Good: Gotcha Day. Bad: Night terrors once you get home. We feel pretty well prepared at this point, especially since we've been reading everything we can get our hands on, but it's reassuring to read real-life stories of people who have already been there, done that. Can't wait to see you!
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Saturday, September 14, 2013. Chilean Olives and Olive Oil. Took and in a short time became a fair Olive Tree. 8220;The Inca” Garcilaso de la Vega 1609. Thus olives arrived in Chile, assuming that “The Inca” Garcilaso got the story right. He was writing 30 years later, and the story surely had been told many times as the punch line, below, makes it a great tale:. However olives arrived in. Two of 97/100. [2]. And in contrast to the situation with European olive oils where adulteration, fraud and mislabel...
Eating China – Chinese Food Culture, History, Facts & Recipes.
Fish Fry with Peanuts. 丁香花生 (dīngxiāng huāshēng) A classic Taiwan savoury appetiser. Ants Climbing a Tree. 螞蟻上樹 (mǎyǐ shàng shù) A simple, spicy mung bean noodle dish originating in Sichuan. 東坡肉 (dōng pō ròu) Hangzhou's trademark dish. To eat Dongpo pork is to begin to understand the role of fat in making meat taste good. 豬油拌飯 (zhū yóu bàn fàn) Only plain white rice is simpler than this pauper's dish. Eat more vegetables, less meat. 多吃蔬菜，少吃肉.(Duō chī shūcài, shǎo chī ròu.). China, A Nation of Pork Eaters.
eatingchina | A Ten Week Adventure in a Country Full of Culinary Delights
A Ten Week Adventure in a Country Full of Culinary Delights. Once again I’m on a plane, but this time moving away from China. The last three months have been packed with intense studying, constant site-seeing, and gluttonous eating. My time in China has been rich, and I’m taking much back with me to the US (and I don’t just mean a few new dresses). On the brighter side, I have two homes. I guess that’s kind of nice. Peering out of my little window on the plane (I got the window seat! My Chinese has I’m p...
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GarySoup's Eating Chinese blog. News you can use and news you can lose about eating chinese food from GarySoup.com. Saturday, February 12, 2011. Hang Fer Lo, the "Delmonico's" of 19th Century San Francico Chinatown. Hittell's Handbook 0f Pacific Coast Travel," by John Shertzer Hittell had this account. Of San Francisco's leading Chinese Restaurant in 1885:. Posted by Gary Soup. Links to this post. Friday, December 24, 2010. Dumpling Kitchen - Pretender to the Dumpling Throne? Good as I expected, but then...
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