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2006 IndexARTICLES: Beef:
Ancient and Important 13(3): 7-10 Beijing Banquet 13(2): 15 Breads
Chinese Style 13(4) 14-15, 33 Chengdu:
The Cradle of Sichuan Cuisine 13(2): 5, 10, 32-34 Chinese
Favorites in the Big Apple 13(4): 16-18, 29, 31 Chinese
Restaurant Beginning 13(2): 17-18 Chinese
Cookbook Collection and Online Database at Stony Brook University 13(1): 32 Chinese
Celery 13(3): 15-16, 34 Cruising
for Chinese Restaurants in Europe 13(1): 27-28, 33, 38 Durian:
Daring to Eat This Noisome Delicacy 13(2): 11-12, 38 Eating on the
Silk Road 13(4): 8-9 Emerging
Chefs’ Chinese Food Memories 13(3): 29-30 Food Biz of
Two Chan Generations 13(1): 17, 22, 36 Grand
Sichuan Fires Up Manhattan 13(3): 11, 17-18 Iron Eggs:
Taiwanese Snacks 13(1): 5, 8 Jellyfish:
A Royal Texture Food
13(2): 7-8, 21 Joseph Poon: The Closing of His Restaurant 13(1): 29-31 Liang Ah Fai and His Imperial Palacio
13(3): 5, 33-34 Licorice
for Seasoning and Healing 13(1): 20 Longbeans
are Twins 13(3): 25-26, 28 Manchu
People and Their Foods 13(4): 19-20, 32 Mostly Mississippi:
Chinese Cuisine Made in America 13(1): 11-12 Mushrooms
of Immortality 13(1): 9-10, 16 New Noodles
13(2): 16 Noodles at
Chinese Pompeii 13(4): 5, 34-35 On Menus in
California 13(2):
19, 36-37 Portland is
Suzhou’s Sister City 13(1): 13-15 Searching
Chinese Cookbooks at Stony Brook University 13(3): 19, 28 Sesame, as
Seed and Oil 13(4): 21-23 Shang
Dynasty Foods 13(1): 7, 16 Taiwan, and
its Gastronomic Menu Delights 13(4): 10-13, 35 Taiwanese
Food at Ten 13(3): 27-28 Tang
Dynasty: Foods and Food Behaviors 13(2):13-14 Tea: One
Plant but Many Varieties 13(3): 12-14, 35 Top 100
Chinese Restaurants, 2005 13(1): 18-19 Why My Love
for Chinese Food 13(2): 22-23 AUTHORS-CONTRIBUTORS: Bans, Ian
13(3): 29-30 Cheng, Shirley 13(2): 5, 10,
32-34 Coe, Andrew
13(3): 19, 28 Ehlert,
Michael 13(3): 30 Fu, Vincent
13(3): 27-28 Krakoff,
Roberta 13(4): 8-9 Lim,
Imogene L. 13(1): 11-12 Martin,
Andrea 13(3): 29 Newman,
Jacqueline M.13(1): 5,8; 7, 16; 13-15; 18-19; 20;
27-28, 33, 38; 32 13(2): 7-8, 21; 13-14; 17-18; 19-20; 20-21; 24-29; 29-30 13(4): 6-7, 9; 10-13-35; 14-15, 33; 19-20, 32;
21-23; 24-29; 3,33 Pacheco,
Miriam and Lorena 13(3): 5, 33-34 Siegel, Don 13(2): 22-23 Spiller,
Harley 13(1):17, 22, 36; 13(2): 15; 16; 13(3): 11, 17-18; 13(4): 5, 34-35; 16,
18, 29, 31 White, Jill
Allison 13(2): 11-12, 38 BOOKS
REVIEWED-DISCUSSED: All
About Meat by
Angela Cheng 13(1): 23 Basic
Chinese Cooking Course by Kitty Choi 13(1): 25 Bird’s
Nest: Recipes for Pregnant Women and Different Age Groups: by Jungang
Hou and Shufang Zeng 13(3): 21 Chinese
America by Peter Kwong and Dusanka Miscevic 13(3): 24 Chinese
America by Birgit Zinzius 13(3): 38 Cooking
the Microwave Way
by Chih-hung Lee 13(1):
24-25 Cornbread
and Dim Sum by
Jacqueline Annette Sue 13(3): 23-24 Creative
Chinese Home Dishes by
Angela Cheng 13(1): 23 Cuisine
and Culture by
Linda Civitello 13(3): 38 Cuttlefish
Tasty by Chung-pai Liang 13(1): 26 Delicious
Home-made Dishes by
Irene Wong 13(4): 25 Desk
Reference to Nature’s Medicine by Steven Foster and Rebecca Johnson 13(4): 27 Dim Sum by Chen Hei
Chan 13(2): 28 Easy and
Tasty Appetizers by
Shun Liu Chiang 13(4): 24 Eat Everyting Before You Die by Jeffrey Paul Chan 13(3): 38 Eating
and Healing by
Andrea Pieroni and Lisa Leimar
Price 13(4): 27 Eating
Like Queens by
Suzanne Parker 13(2):
28, 38 Empire
of Tea by Alan
MacFarlane and Iris MacFarlane 13(3): 13 Food
Plants of the World
by Ben-Erik van Wyk 13(2): 38 From Loksen to Lo Mein by Don Siegel 13(3): 32 Fruits
and Nuts by Susanna
Lyle 13(4): 26 Ginseng
and Aspirin by Zibin Guo 13(4): 27 Healthy
Recipes for Hair and Lips by Ke-er Zhang 13(3): 22 Home
Banquet by Angela
Cheng 13(1): 23-24 Home-made
Dishes by Theresa
Cheng Lin 13(1): 24 King
Yuen’s Delicacies
by Qiongdan Yuen 13(2): 27-28 Melissa’s
Great Book of Produce
by Cathy Thomas 13(4): 28 My
Shanghai by Sandy
Lam 13(1): 25-26 Needles,
Herbs, Gods, and Ghosts by Linda L. Barnes 13(4): 28 New
Asian Cuisine by
Wendy Chan and Grace Niwa 13(3): 20 Nonya Flavors edited by Julie Wong 13(3): 21-22 Obsessed
with Curry by Wei Chin 13(4): 26 Peppery Hot by Lingyi
Liu 13(4): 25 Pun-choi and Dried Seafood Cooking Course by Kitty Choi 13(2): 25 Quick
and Easy Stir-fry Dishes by Flora B. Lumang 13(2): 27 Secret
Ingredients by
Sherrie A. Inness 13(4): 29 Susanna Foo’s Fresh Inspiration by Susanna Foo 13(3): 23 Soups of
Fighting the Flu by
Fanny Hung 13(4): 24 Susur: A Culinay Life by Susur Lee 13(2): 24-25 Talking
about Sharksfin Cooking Ways by Huisheng
Hua 13(2): 25-26 The
Chopsticks-Fork Principle by Cathy Bao Bean 13(3): 38 Traditional
Dishes of Hong Kong
by Kitty Choi 13(2): 26 Vegetable
Love by Barbara
Kafka with Christopher Styler 13(4): 28 Vegetarian
Delights by Meixian Lee 13(1) : 24 RECIPES by Food Category: BEEF,
LAMB, VEAL, AND
VENISON Beef and Thousand-year Eggs, Taiwanese Style 13(3): 9-10 Beef on
Greens 13(3): 9 Braised
Beef Tendons 13(1): 21 Fujianese
Beef Fried Rice 13(3):
8-9 Hotpot
Northern Style 13(3): 10 Jellied
Mutton 13(1): 26 Lamb, Long
Beans, and Cumin 13(3): 26 Longevity
Stew 13(1): 10 Oxtail, Sea
Cucumber, and Kidney 13(1): 16 Red-cooked
Venison 13(4): 32 Yunnan
Beef 13(3): 10 BEVERAGES Immortality
Tea 13(1): 10 Loquat
Fruit Drink 13(4): 24 BREADS Manchu Saqima 13(4): 32 Steamed
Rolled Dumplings 13(4): 15 Steamed
Rice-bowl Bread 13(4): 15 Steamed
Spinach Bread 13(4): 33 Stuffed
Steamed Bread 13(4): 15 CHICKEN,
DUCK, OTHER POULTRY, AND RABBIT Chicken
with Fresh Chili 13(2): 34 Crossing
the Bridge Noodles 13(2):
6 Dongan Duck 13(2): 35 Duck
Drumsticks with Black Dates 13(3): 20-21 Nonya
Fried Chicken 13(3): 22 Poon’s
Fresh Mango with White Meat Chicken 13(2): 9 Rice
Noodles with Chicken and Jelly Fish 13(2): 8 Shredded
Chicken with Celery 13(3): 16 Smoked
Pigeon with Tea Leaves 13(4): 25 Sticky Wings 13(2): 23 Tea-smoked
Duck 13(3): 35 DIM SUM, DUMPLINGS, DESSERTS, AND SNACKS Boiled
stir-fried Soybeans 13(4): 7 Candied
Dates 13(1): 20-21 Deep-fried
Sesame Seed Balls 13(4): 23 Eggs in Gelatine 13(1): 8 Eggs and
Tofu 13(1): 8 Fried Fruit
Pies 13(4): 23 Joseph Poon’s Dragon Beard Candy 13(2): 30-31 Lucky Rolls
13(4): 22 Marble Eggs
13(3): 35 Pancake
Packages 13(4): 33 Sesame
balls 13(4): 23 Salted Duck
Eggs 13(4): 7 Spicy Iron
Eggs 13(1): 8 Spinach Soy
Milk Custard 13(2): 24-25 FISH AND
SHELLFISH, EEL, SNAKE, AND TURTLE Beancurd
Dong Jiang with Fish Paste 13(2): 26 Crabmeat
with Tofu 13(1): 38 Fish in
Mango Sauce 13(2):
9 Fish Salad
13(4): 24 Fragrant
Curry Squid 13(3): 36 Fried Egg
with Shrimp and Thousand Year Egg 13(1): 37 Jelly Fish
and Roast Duck 13(2):
8 Jellyfish
and Cucumbers 13(2):
21 Jellyfish
and Crab Meat, Very Old Style
13(2): 21 Mushrooms
Topped with Crab Meat 13(1): 37-38 Pickled
Mussels with Garlic 13(4): 24 Spicy Sea
Cucumber 13(1): 26, 36 Steamed
Fish with Ginger and Scallions 13(2): 23 Stir-fried
Shrimp with Chinese Celery 13(3): 16 Stone
Cooked Fish Fillet 13(2):
34 Three Cups
Squid 13(1): 38 PORK AND
PORK PRODUCTS Baked
Meatballs and Cabbage 13(1): 36-37 Fried Pork
Chops with Rose Tea 13(2):
27 Licorice-flavored
Mixed Meats 13(1): 21, 34 Licorice-sweetened
Pork Shanks 13(1): 21 Pork with
Bean Curd and Chinese Celery 13(3): 15-16 Licorice
Pork at the Palace 13(1): 6 Roast Pork
Pieces 13(3): 36-37 Spareribs,
Licorice, Mo-er, and More 13(1): 34 Stewed
Potato with Dried Scallops and Preserved Duck Egg 13(2): 28 Vegetable Harvest 13(2): 33 RICE,
NOODLES, AND OTHER GRAIN FOODS Mashed
Potatoes with Curry 13(4): 26 Pumpkin
Rice 13(4): 30 SALADS,
SAUCES, PICKLES, DRESSINGS, AND STUFFINGS Chili Oil
13(4): 21 Don
Siegel’s Crystallized Ginger 13(3): 32 Pickled
Long Beans 13(3): 26 Sesame Oil
Flavored Sauce 13(4): 23 SOUPS
AND CONGEES Banquet Soup 13(2): 23 Bird’s
Nest, Chicken, and Ham Soup 13(3): 21 Black-skinned
Chicken Soup 13(3): 22 Eight Treasure Congee 13(4): 32 Lingzi
Soup 13(1): 16 Sharksfin
with Fresh Sea Crab Meat in Thick Soup 13(2): 26 Sour and
Spicy Soup with Shark’s Fins and Sea Cucumber 13(2): 25 Wild
Mushroom Soup 13(1): 10 VEGETABLES
AND VEGETARIAN FOODS Basil Eggs
13(1): 37 Braised
Straw Mushrooms with Chinese Celery 13(3): 16 Chinese
Long Beans with Fennel and Basil 13(3): 23 King Oyster
Mushroom, Tofu, and Peas 13(1): 36 Long Beans,
Bean Sprouts, and Red Peppers 13(3): 26 Long Beans
and Sacha Sauce 13(3): 28 Mock
Chicken 13(4): 22 Potatoes
Twice, with Chinese celery 13(3): 34 Stuffed
Bamboo Fungus with Tofu 13(1): 37 Vegetable
Packages with Durian
13(2): 38 RESTAURANTS
REVIEWED and/or DISCUSSED Alishan
(Alishan Country, Taiwan) 13(4): 12 Asia Resuarant (Boppard, Germany)
13(1): 33 Asian Bistro (Baden-Baden, Germany) 13(1): 28 Buddha Bodai Vegetarian (Flushing NY and New York NY) 13(2): 29 Canton
(San Francisco CA) 13(2):
17 Chang-Cheng
(Basel, Switzerland) 13(1): 28 Chin Chin (Tuchan-Taipei, Taiwan)
13(4): 12 China
Delight (Portland OR) 13(1): 15 China
Restaurant Xiao (Worms, Germany) 13(1): 38 Chopsticks
(Trier, Germany) 13(1): 33 Chou’s
Shrimp Rolls (Tainan City, Taiwan) 13(4): 35 Congee
(New York NY) 13(1): 22 Diamond on
Eighth (Brooklyn NY) 13(4): 18 Din Tai Fung (Taipei, Taiwan) 13(4): 13 Dr. Duck
Livestock Products (Loudong Townsip,
Taiwan) 13(4): 35 Dragon
Beard Candy (Philadelphia PA)
13(3): 6 East Melange Restaurant Buffet (Hamden CT) 13(1): 22 East Manor
(Flushing, NY) 13(2):
15 Eastern
Hand-pulled Noodles (New York, NY) 13(2): 16; 13(3): 32 Excellent
Dumpling House (New York NY) 13(3): 6 Fong Chong Ta House (Portland OR) 13(1): 14 Fu Yuan
(Taipei, Taiwan) 13(2):
20-21 Full Sing
(Antwerp, Belgium) 13(1): 27-28 Golden
Dragon (Taipei, Taiwan) 13(4): 11 Good Day
(Portland OR) 13(1): 14 Grand
Sichuan International (New York NY) 13(3): 11, 17-18 Hong Kong Haus (Trier, Germany) 13(1): 33 Hong-Zhao-Bi
(Chengdu, China) 13(2): 10, 32 Hotel
China Restaurant Lotus (Bernkastel, Germany) 13(1):
28, 33 HSF
Restaurant (New York NY) 13(1): 17 Imperial Palacio (Tijuana, Mexico) 13(3): 5, 33-34 Ji-Ben
Farm Products (Benqiao City, Taiwan) 13(4): 35 Joseph Poon’s (Philadelphia PA) 13(1): 29 Kanton
(Traben-Trabach, Germany) 13(1): 33 Lan’s Gua-bao (Taipei, Taiwan)
13(4): Lee Peng (Trier, Germany) 13(1): 33 Liao-Chiao
(Wanhwa-Taipei, Taiwan) 13(4): 35 Linfa
(Strasbourg, France) 13(1): 33 Lu-Din-Gee
Cafe (San Gabriel CA)
13(2): 36-37 Lum
Yuen (Portland OR) 13(1): 14 Mai Anh (Andernach, Germany) 13(1):
27 Mandarette
(Los Angeles CA) 13(2):
37 Mao Wu (Shuangliu County-Sichuan, China 13(2): 22-23 McDonalds
in China 13(2):
35; 13(4): 5, 34 Mei Lai
Wah Coffeehouse (New York NY) 13(1): 17 Ming
Dynasty (New York NY) 13(4): 18 Monte Rosa
(Portland OR) 13(1): 13 Mostly
Mississippi 13(1): 11-12 Mustard
Greens Contemporary Chinese (Philadelphia PA) 13(1): 31 New
Concept (Monterey Park CA)
13(2): 19 New Golden
Palace (Philadelphia
PA) 13(1): 31 Number 1
Hotpot (Taipei, Taiwan) 13(4): 12 Ocean
Jewel Seafood (Flushing NY) 13(4): 17 Oriental
Delight (Antwerp, Belgium) 13(1): 27-28 Oriental
Food (New York NY) 13(4): 18 Palacio
Imperial (Tijuana, Mexico) 13(3): 5, 33-34 Peking Inn
(Camarillo CA) 13(2):
19, 36 Petit Suzhou (New York NY) 13(2): 6, 9 Phuy
Hong (Bronx NY) 13(4): 18 Phillipe
(New York NY) 14(4): 34 Queens
High Pearl Seafood (Elmont NY) 13(4): 16 Red Wall (Chengdu, China) 13(2): 10,
32 Restaurant
Mandarin (Boppard, Germany) 13(1): 33 Restaurant
Sing kee (Antwerp, Belgium) 13(1): 27-28 Restaurant Lotus Garden (Basel, Switzerland) 13(1): 28 Shang-Hai
(Boppard, Germany 13(1): 33 Shin Yeh (Taipei, Taiwan) 13(4): 13 Sweet-N-Tart
Cafe (New York NY and Flushing NY) 13(3): 31 Tangra Masala (Elmhurst NY) 13(4): 16 Tao of Tea
(Portland OR) 13(1): 13-14 Tong Hai Fish Village (Taichung, Taiwan) 13(4): 13 Top 100
Chinese Restaurants 2005 13(1): 18-19 Vanessa’s
Dumpling House (New York NY) 13(4): 31 Waterfront
International (Flushing NY) 13(3): 31-32 White Bear
(Flushing NY) 13(4): 16 Wok Man
Express (Andernach, Germany) 13(1): 27 Wong’s
King (Portland OR) 13(1): 15 World Tong
Seafood (Brooklyn NY) 13(4): 17 Xing (New
York NY) 13(2):
29 Yi-Shiang (Taipei, Taiwan) 13(4): 35 Zheng’s Garden (Baden-Baden, Germany) 13(1): 28 TOPICS
IN LETTERS, NEWS, NOTES and elsewhere Almond and
Drumstick mushrooms 13(1): 35 Angela
Cheng update 13(2):
31 Beijing
Olympics 13(1): 35 Black
grass Jelly 13(2):
31 Buckwheat
flour noodles 13(4): 6 Buddha’s
Hand citrus 13(3): 6 Call for
books for China Fund 13(3): 32 Cat’s Ear
noodles 13(4): 6 Chinese
restaurant kitchens 13(3): 6, 36 Chuen Hing Trading in New York 13(1): 17 Conpoy
as health food 13(4): 7 Crack Seed
13(4): 30 Crossing
the Bridge Noodles 13(2):
6 Do Chinese use the edame bean 13(4): 7, 9 Double Ten
13(1): 34 Dragon
Beard Candy 13(2):
30; 13(3): 6 Eight
Treasure Tea 13(2):
31 Eight
regional cuisines 13(4): 9 Exploding
Asian populations 13(1): 35 Finger-cut
noodles 13(3): 32 Ginger
13(3): 32 Goji
berries 13(4): 30, 33 Great Era
Oriental Imports Shop in Portland OR 13(1): 14 Green Tea candy 13(2): 31 Imperial
Robe illustrations 13(3): 36 Jellyfish
13(3): 31-32 Languages
spoken in China 13(1): 35 Making
salted duck eggs 13(4): 7 Mango
Pudding an ‘in’ dessert
13(2): 29 Museums in
China 13(2): 30 Places to
purchase tea 13(3): 14 Pet peeves 13(2): 29 Petit Suzhou restaurant in New York NY 13(2): 6, 9 Portland
OR Classical Chinese Garden 13(1): 13-14 Rice in
south and wheat in north 13(4): 7 Sweetened
wines 13(4): 7 Tamari
13(4): 33 Upton Tea
Quarterly 13(3): 12-13 Uwajimaya
in Portland OR 13(1): 14 White Tea
13(1): 6, 34 Zhejiang
tea 13(3): 31 |
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