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Five-Spice Powder Recipes
Five-Spice Shortbread Adapted from this recipe for Spicy Cocktail Shortbreads. Ingredients: 1 1/2 sticks (6 ounces) unsalted butter, softened 1/5 cup granulated sugar 3 tablespoons turbinado sugar or another large-grained sugar of your choice 1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour 1 … Continue reading
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Tagged chicken wings, cookies, five-spice recipes, shortbread
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Visiting Koi Goo
In one of my favorite family photos, my brother and I are wearing matching red shirts and are flanking our Yeye (paternal grandpa). We are all grinning behind heaping mounds of freshly stir-fried rice vermicelli with ham, egg, bean sprouts … Continue reading
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Home in the Fragrant Port
Thanks, Mom and Dad, for giving me not one place to call home, but two. Through frequent family trips to Hong Kong, I developed an insatiable desire to move there, a decision most likely made through my stomach. Who could … Continue reading
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Tagged congee, dim sum, double skin milk pudding, Dumpling Yuan, egg tarts, egg waffles, Fragrant Port, ginger milk pudding, Happy Valley, Hong Kong, Honolulu Coffee Shop, Hui Lau Shan, Lippo Centre Chiu Chow Restaurant, Lord Stow's, Mrs. Ma's Favorite Chinese Recipes, Portuguese egg tarts, Wang Fu, wonton noodle soup, Yee Shun Milk Company, zha leung
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Nepal Tips & Photo Vignettes
Nepal is a country that we wished we had researched a lot more before we went – we were unprepared for many things. We had romantic, perhaps antiquated notions of Nepal when we planned our trip. While it was not … Continue reading
Indian Vignettes
Try the wine! – That is, if you know it’s been decently well kept. I asked for a bottle of red and upon tasting, I realized it had been cooked just by being left out. I asked if it was … Continue reading
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Tagged food, Goa, India, Jet Airways, Mandrem, Sula Wines, travel, Villa River Cat
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Mumbai Wallah
We’re going a tad out of order here – Chris’ magna opus on South Indian cuisine is forthcoming but until then, here is an entry regarding our last day in India. More on our Grand Asian Voyage to come! On … Continue reading
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Tagged contemporary art, Elco Arcade, food, Grand Voyage, India, Mumbai, travel, Trishna
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Ghentacular
This was my second visit to Ghent, a town I thought would be nice to retire in a decade ago when I was last here. Perhaps I had a different view of what retirement entailed as a younger one as … Continue reading
French Vignettes
All right, so we’re officially a continent behind now. But we’re staying put in San Francisco for the next week and a half, which will hopefully give us time to catch up on O&A. Thanks for your patience! Don’t hunt … Continue reading
The lamb, the leek, the pumpkin, the beer
We had the opportunity to cook in Brussels as Loic and Katharina generously let us run free in their beautiful kitchen. We decided to make our version of a Belgian dish, Carbonade, which was actually created on the fly and … Continue reading
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Tagged Belgian beer, Belgium, Brussels, Carbonade, food, lamb, leek, pumpkin, travel
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