This is a deliciously simple preparation of fresh clams, stir-fried in a deep brown sauce of soy sauce and rice wine. The wine steams the clams open while the soy sauce bubbles, thickening and coating the clams with its savory goodness. Some thinly [...]
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Hello, dear reader, I know it has been a long time. Chris and I have been in Taiwan for the past 11 days, and we were too busy stuffing our faces full of delicious Taiwanese street food to post. Those pictures will be [...]
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I grew up eating my mom’s Chinese cooking, but strangely enough have never really explored cooking other Asian cuisines. Sure, I’m familiar with EATING it – in college I lived off discount take-out sushi (discount sushi? Gross, I know, but I loved it), bibimbap, green [...]
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A Spanish tortilla is a beautiful thing. Crisp golden coins of potato, the fresh taste of spring onion, all cooked together in a cake held together by eggs. Yum! It’s all my favorite breakfast foods rolled into one, in a neat and [...]
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This Japanese tofu that I’m talking about isn’t Japanese, strictly. It’s actually a tofu that’s made with egg added to the soybean milk before it is packed into little tubes and allowed to curdle. I know that doesn’t sound all that appetizing, but [...]
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