Latest Blog Posts - Chinese Food Recipes
- My Experience at Celebration Wine ClubI have been a wine lover all my life. I started tasting wine 14 years ago and never stopped enjoying it; my passion took me to many different corners of the world and it was and still is a very … Continue reading →...
- Wine Region: Trentino Alto-AdigeTrentino Alto-Adige, Italy’s northern most region, borders Austria and Switzerland and then splits into two distinct provinces. Alto Adige in the north is better known as Sudtirol to its bi-lingual German-Italian speaking population around Bolzano.
- Spinach Salad OrientaleNot everybody likes spinach, except for Popeye and vegetarian persons. It’s unfortunate, since spinach doesn’t taste bad, even though it’s a little bitter. More importantly, spinach has a high nutritional value and is extremely rich...
- Phoenix-Tail ShrimpPhoenix -tail shrimp is a traditional Anhui cuisine, which is one of the Eight Culinary Traditions of China. As you probably can guess by its name, this dish uses shrimps and let their tails intact. Phoenix-tail shrimp is a popular … Continue r...
- ShumaiShumai is a type of Chinese dumplings that often available in any dim sum menu. It commonly uses pork, chicken, beef, shrimp, or fish as filling, and wrapped with wonton. Frozen shumai is available in many Asian or Japanese grocery … Continue r...
- Beef and BroccoliBeef and broccoli is an American-Chinese version of a native Chinese cuisine Beijing beef. The major different is that the native version uses kai-lan, a Chinese broccoli that looks more like leaves, instead of regular broccoli with flower head that...
- Vegetable SoupChinese cuisine has so many soup dishes, such as hot and sour soup and egg drop soup. This time I want to post the Chinese vegetable soup recipe. What makes it unique and different from other vegetable soups, is of … Continue reading →...
- Coffee Habit in ChinaAlthough China is commonly considered to be a tea-drinking nation, the reality is that they are equally fond of their morning coffee as they are their tea. Although coffee was not introduced into the country until the late 1950`s, today … Conti...
- A Guide to Chinese Table Mannerson Mar 30, 2012 in Articles chinese table mannersChinese table manners are a very specific set of customs and traditions that are integral to Chinese culture. They are different to many other national sets of table manners for a number of reasons, one of which is the type … Continue reading &...
- Mango PuddingMango pudding is a favorite dessert to served after dim sum dishes. Although it’s actually originated in India, mango pudding is very popular in Hong Kong and Macau, and often included in Chinese restaurants’ menu. You can easily get a ...
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