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2011 INDEX



ARTICLES
AUTHOR/CONTRIBUTORS
BOOKS
RECIPES by food category,
BEEF, VEAL, LAMB, and VENISON
BEVERAGES
CHICKEN, DUCK, other POULTRY, their EGGS, and RABBIT
DESSERTS, FRUITS, other SWEET FOODS
DIM SUM, DUMPLINGS, other SNACK FOODS
EGGS
FISH, SHELLFISH, EEL, SNAKE, and TURTLE
MIXED MEATS
PORK and PORK PRODUCTS
RICE, NOODLES, and GRAIN FOODS
SALADS, SAUCES, PICKLES, DRESSINGS, STUFFINGS
SOUPS and CONGEES
VEGETABLES and VEGETARIAN FOODS
UNUSUAL INGREDENTS
RESTAURANTS REVIEWED-DISCUSSED
TOPICS in LETTERS and NEWS and NOTES, and elsewhere

ARTICLES

Anne Mendelson Learns About and Loves Chinese Food 18(1): 36 and 37
Asian Sweets, A Wonderful Experience 18(4): 15
China’s Influential Cuisines–Part II 18(2): 14-15 and 37
Chinatowns 18(4): 33
Chinese Medicinal Thought 18(4): 36-37
Chinese Minority Weddings--Part I 18(1): 20 and 24
Chinese Minority Weddings--Part II 18(3):32-37
Chinese Minority Weddings:–Part III 18(4): 27-28 and 34
Chinese ‘Slow’ Food on Christmas Day 18(4): 5-6
Chinese-Koreans 18(3): 13-15 and 23
Dog Meat: For Men and Minds 18(3): 24-25
Fermentation, Chinese Style 18(1): 31-35 and 37
Flowers: A Culinary Romance–Part I 18(2): 5-7
Flowers: A Culinary Romance–Part II 18(3): 11-12 and 19
Henan and Its Food 18(4): 12-13, 19
I Remember Taipei 18(1): 13
Jellyfish and Jellyfish Head 18(1): 5 and 37
Longevity Medicine for Royals and Regular Folk 18(4): 9 and 34
Mandarin Tang: Recipes with Amy 18(1): 14 and 15
Milk: A Pre- and Post-Dynastic Food 18(2): 32-35
Mugwort is Wormwood is Artemesia 18(4): 18-19
Mushrooms: Familiar and Less So–Part II 18(1): 8-12
Mushrooms: Familiar and Less So–Part III 18(2): 28-31
Peabody Award and Ken Hom, OBE 18(4): 14
Qing Dynasty Foods 18(1): 28-30
Qingdao Dinner at Mr. And Mrs. Hu’s Home 18(4): 30
Recipe Culture Forum: A Report 18(2): 16-18
Recipe Requests 18(4): 31-32
Salt: In China and In Chinese Food 18(3): 20-23
Sea Cucumber 18(4): 7-8 and 29
Shanghai World Expo: A Fine Food Fair 18(2): 13
Sichuan Cuisine Has Many Hots 18(3): 5-7
Taiwan 18(1): 16-19
Tientsin: A Russian Immigrant Remembers 18(1): 23-24
Top 100 Chinese Restaurant Awards 18(3): 29-31
Vinegar 18(4): 16-17 and 26
What’s Yat? 18(2): 10

AUTHOR/CONTRIBUTORS

Chen, Teresa 18(2): 5-7; 18(3): 11-12 and 19
Gray, Michael 18(1): 36-37; 18(2): 10; 27 and 35; 18(3): 26-28; 18(4): 21-22 and 26; 30; 33
Huang Heyu 18(2): 11-13
Lee, Hsi Ming 18(4): 5-6
Li, Vicky 18(4):15
London, Georges 18(4): 23 and 25
Newman, Jacqueline M. 18(1):20 and 24; 31-35 and 37; 5 and 37; 8-12; 28-30; 18(2): 14-15 and 37; 28-31; 32-35; 18(3): 13-15 and 23; 20-23; 24-25; 28; 32-37; 18(4): 7-8, 29; 9, 34; 12-13, 19; 14; 16-17, 26; 18-19; 20; 24-25; 27-28, 34; 31-32; 36-37
Salloum, Haleeb 18(3): 5-7
Sitsky, Bob 18(1): 23-24

BOOKS REVIEWED-DISCUSSED

American Chinese Cuisine by Frederic P. Miller, Agnes F. Vandome; and John McBrewster 18(2): 20
Ancient Art of Tea, The by Warren Peltier 18(3): 19
Asian American Dreams by Helen Zia 18(4): 20
Asian Grandmother’s Cookbook, The by Patricia Tanumilhardja 18(3): 16-17
Asian Noodles by Gary G. Hou, editor 18(2): 20-21
Celebrating Your Place At Our Table by Lawrence C.C. Chu 18(3): 16
China, A World of Food by Claire Hilbert 18(1): 21 and 22
Chinese Mind, The by Boye Lafayette De Mente 18(3): 18-19
Chinese Tea by Ling Yun 18(2): 20
Chop Suey: A Cultural History of Chinese Food in the United States by Andrew Coe 18(2): 10
Consider the Eel by Richard Schweld 18(2): 21
Dim Sum A Guide to Survival by Lisa Chan18(1): 21
Eating Chinese by Lily Cho 18(3): 18
Eaters Guide to Chinese Characters by James D. McCawley 18(2): 10
Encyclopedia of Mushrooms by Colin Dickinson and John Lucas 18(2): 30
Feasting and Fasting by Dorothy Duncan 18(2): 21
Flavors of Malaysia by Shusheela Raghavan 18(2): 19
Great Encyclopedia of Mushrooms The, by Jean Louis Lamaison and Jean-Paul Polese 18(2): 30
Growing Gourmet and medicinal Mushrooms by Paul Stamets 18(2): 30
Home dishes with Dried Seafoods by Irene Chan 18(1): 21
Mushroom Biology and Mushroom Products edited by Shu-tine Chang, John A. Boswell, and Siuwai Chiu 18(2): 30
Pearl Buck in China by Hilary Snyder 18(1): 24-25
Pearl of China by Anchee Min 18(2): 19-20
Sweet and Sour by John Jung 18(3): 17-18
Take-out Menu Cookbook, A by Carla Snyder & Meredith Deeds 18(1): 22
Tientsin: A Russian Immigrant Remembers by Bob Sitsky 18(1): 23-24
Ultimate Mushroom Book by Peter Jordan and Steven Wheeler 18(2): 30

RECIPES by CATEGORY

BEEF, VEAL, LAMB, and VENISON

Bulgogi 18(3): 23
Hunan Style Beef and Chicken 18(1): 15
Meat Paste 18(2): 9
Qianlong Mutton with Sauce 18(1): 29
Rose and Dang Gui with Mutton 18(3): 37
Sausages, Chinese-Korean Style 18(3): 15
Sesame Shredded beef 18(1): 14
Sichuan Beef Brisket 18(1): 35
Spicy Beef with Noodles 18(3): 6-7
Taiwanese Lettuce Cups 18(1): 18

BEVERAGES

Roselle Flower Tea 18(1): 21
Gui Hua Rice Wine 18(3): 37

BREADS and BATTERS

Airy Batter 18(3): 37

CHICKEN, DUCK, other POULTRY, their EGGS, and, RABBIT

Braised Chicken, Henan-style 18(4): 13
Chicken with Fermented Bean Curd 18(4): 17
Chicken with Lotus Blossom Petals 18(2): 7
Chicken, Sichuan Style 18(3): 6
Chicken Thighs with Spicy Salt 18(3): 23
Drunken Chicken 18(1): 35
Duck, Sweet Potato and Cabbage Stew 18(3): 10
Hot and Spicy Chicken Wings 18(2): 19
Lemon Chicken 18(1): 15
Pheasant Casserole 18(1): 30
Phoenix Wings 18(3): 16
Salty Chicken 18(3): 22
Stewed Chicken, Tiger Lilies and Black Woodear 18(2): 7
Summer Chicken 18(1): 30
Three-cup Stewed Chicken 18(1): 19

DESSERTS, FRUITS, other SWEET FOODS

Chinese Chews 18(2): 21
Ginger Yam Rolls 18(2): 33-34
Jadeitie Balls 18(4): 19
Mango Pudding, Hong Kong Style 18(1): 7
Silver Ear Dessert 18(1): 12
Steamed Sponge Cake Squares 18(4):32

DIM SUM, DUMPLINGS, other SNACK FOODS

Beancurd Sticks and Many Mushrooms 18(2): 31
Bird’s Nest Cups 18(2): 35
Eggplant Pockets 18(4): 15
Fried Mixed Milks 18(2): 34
Lotus Seed Milk Custard 18(2): 34
Many Mushroom Dumplings 18(2): 31
Mushrooms and Hair Vegetable 18(2): 31
New Year Dumplings 18(1): 22
Rose/Roselle Pastries 18(2): 36
Ru Shan 18(2): 34
Stuffed Egg-Crepe Rolls 18(3): 17
Vietnamese-style Spring Rolls 18(4):5

EGGS

Bean Curd Sheets with Hundred-year Eggs 18(4): 32
Eggplant Omelet 18(4): 31
Hundred Year Eggs and Silken Bean Curd 18(4): 32
Silk Squash and Egg Pancakes 18(4):32

FISH, SHELLFISH, EEL, SNAKE, and TURTLE

Abalone in Wine Sauce 18(1): 35
Carp and Cucumber 18(4): 19
Crisp Fish Skin 18(4): 26
Eel-flavored Fish, Zhejiang-style 18(2): 37
Fish with Tree seeds and Pickled Cucumber 18(3): 23
Fish Paste 18(2): 9
Fresh Oysters in Black Bean sauce 18(1): 19
Gold Coin and Swimming Dragon 18(1): 30
Oysters in Citrus Honey 18(1): 34
Pan-grilled Tiger Shrimp 18(4): 6
Prawns in Sa Cha Sauce 18(1): 15
Shrimp and Many Vegetables for a Crowd 18(4): 35
Shrimp with Egg Whites 18(4): 31
Steamed Patagonian Tooth Fish 18(4): 6
Stir-fried Shrimp, Sichuan Style 18(3): 7
Straw Mushrooms and Crab Meat, Taiwanese Style 18(1): 19
Stuffed Fish Fillets, Shandong Style 18(2): 14

MIXED MEATS

Fish Paste 18(2): 9
Hotch Potch Reunion Dinner Dish 18(4): 10
Jellyfish Head, Shrimp, and Chicken 18(1): 37
Meat Paste 18(2): 9
Shrimp, Olive Kernels, and Spiced Duck 18(3): 23

PORK and PORK PRODUCTS

Braised Pork, Guangzhou-style 18(2): 18
Ma Po Bean Curd, Sichuan Style 18(2): 15
Pork Belly in Fish sauce 18(4): 26
Qianlong Pork Balls 18(1): 30
Salted Yolk-topped Steamed Pork 18(1): 18
Steamed Doufu and Pork Paste 18(2): 9

RICE, NOODLES, and GRAIN FOODS

Bulgogi 18(3): 23
Five Grains 18(3): 15
Noodle Salad, Sichuan Style 18(3): 7

SALADS, SAUCES, PICKLES, DRESSINGS, STUFFINGS, and more

Barbecue Sauce 18(4): 11
Coconut Dipping Sauce 18(4): 6
Chili Sauce, Chinese-Korean Style 18(3): 15
Pickled Mixed Vegetables 18(3): 9
Plum Sauce 18(4): 11
Sichuan Pickled Vegetables 18(1): 35 and 37
Spring Roll Dipping Sauce 18(4): 5
Swiss Sauce 18(4): 10

SOUPS and CONGEES

Abalone, Monkey-head, and Chicken Soup 18(1): 12
Bean Curd and Shrimp Soup 18(3): 6
Beef Tendon and Sea Cucumber Soup 18(4): 29
Fish Soup, Hunan Style 18(3): 22
Old Cucumber Moon Scallop Soup 18(1): 7
Reishi Mushroom Soup 18(1): 11
Scallop Cream Soup 18(4): 6
Sea Cucumber for Soup 18(4): 8
Silver Ear Soup with Jasmine Petals 18(2): 7
Sweet Potato Scallop Soup 18(3): 10
Swordbelt Soup 18(2): 29
Vegetable Bean Curd Soup 18(1): 14

UNUSUAL INGREDIENTS

Abalone in Wine Sauce 18(1): 35
Pei Gong Dog’s Meat 18(3): 25
Sea Cucumber in Brown Sauce 18(4): 8
Sea Cucumber with Meat Sauce 18(4): 29
Sea Cucumber with Pork Balls 18(1): 18
Sea Cucumber with Vegetables 18(4): 29
Tricolor Pill Pockets 18(2): 29
Tripe Home-style 18(4): 26

VEGETABLES and VEGETARIAN FOODS

Carrot and Daikon in Ginger Sauce 18(4): 17
Celtuce and Straw Mushrooms 18(2): 28
Eggplant in Spicy Sauce 18(1): 22
Eggplant, Sichuan Style 18(3): 7
For Life 18(4): 5
Fried Rape, Beijing-style 18(2): 18
Garlic Chive Flower Stalks 18(2): 6
Green Beans, Sichuan Style 18(3): 6
King Oyster Mushrooms with Tomatoes 18(1): 8 and 9
Ma Po Bean Curd, Sichuan Style 18(2): 15
Peas and Mushrooms 18(2): 31
Potato and Kimchi Pancakes 18(3): 15
Potato Strings in Black Vinegar 18(4): 17
Rice and Mustard Greens 18(3): 22
Safflower, Tofu, Chives, and Vegetarian Sea Bass 18(3): 37
Seven Layer Bean Curd Cake 18(1): 19
Shrimp-sauced Spinach, Shanghai Style 18(2): 18
Snow Peas and Pine Mushrooms 18(1): 10
Spicy Tofu, Sichuan Style 18(3): 7
Steamed Root Vegetables 18(4): 6
Taro-stuffed Oyster Mushrooms 18(1): 9-10

RESTAURANTS REVIEWED-DISCUSSED

456 (New York City NY) 18(4): 24
Bar Shu (London, UK) 18(4): 23, 25
Chili Palace (Milpitas CA) 18(4): 35
Chinese Duck Village (Oakland Gardens NY) 18(1): 25
Da Jiang Nan Bei (Flushing NY) 18(2): 26-27
Deyi Peking Duck House (Flushing NY) 18(2): 26
Famous Sichuan (New York City NY) 18(3): 26
Fu Run Restaurant (Flushing NY) 18(2): 8
Gourmet Noodle & Delicacies (Flushing NY) 18(3): 28
Grand Szechuan (Bloomington IN) 18(4):22
He Nan Feng Wei (Flushing NY) 18(2): 22
He Nan Flavor Menu (New York City NY) 18(4): 13
Hung Ry (New York City NY) 18(4): 37
Jiang Li Restaurant (Flushing NY) 18(1): 26
Jing Fong (Claymont DE) 18(2): 10
Keefer Court (Minneapolis MN) 18(4): 26
Little Szechuan (St Paul MN) 18(4):22
M & T Restaurant (Flushing NY) 18(4): 30
Madame Chang (Panama City, Panama) 18(4): 24-25
Mandarin Chinese Restaurant (Jerusalem, Israel) 18(1): 27
Mandarin Tang Restaurant (Easton PA) 18(1): 14
Mu Lan (Cambridge MA) 18(1): 26-27
New Ruan’s Restaurant (Brooklyn NY) 18(2): 25

New Imperial Palace (Flushing NY) 18(2): 27 and 35
Petit Soo Chow (Cliffside Park NJ) 18(2): 35
Restaurant Wenzhou (Paris , France) 18(4):23
Rifu Restaurant (Flushing NY) 18(2): 24
Rural (Flushing NY) 18(2): 23-24
South Sea Village (Millbrae CA) 18(4): 11
Szechuan Gourmet (New York City NY) 18(2): 27
Szechuan Spice (Minneapolis MN) 18(4): 22 and 26
Tong Por Restaurant (Montreal, Canada) 18(2): 9
Wa Jeal (New York City NY) 18(3): 27
Waterfront International Enterprise (Flushing NY) 18(2): 8
Yangming (Bryn Mawr PA) 18(4): 21
Yi Lan Fan Zhuang (Flushing NY) 18(3): 27
Zen Peninsula (Millbrae CA) 18(4): 35

TOPICS in LETTERS and NEWS and NOTES, and elswhere

About bread soup 18(3): 8
Amelia Award for the editor 18(2): 8
American-Chinese food 18(2): 9
Autonomous towns in China 18(2): 9
Beverages 18(1): 6
Boar in the Chinese zodiac 18(3): 10
Bread in soup 18(3): 8
Bubble Tea 18(2): 37
Bubble Tea 18(3): 9
China’s first health food restaurants 18(4): 11
China’s great cuisines 18(2): 36-37
Chinatown before the Chinese 18(4): 37
Chinese cuisine styles 18(2): 13
Chinese health food restaurant 18(4): 11
Chinese people and eateries in Queens 18(2): 8
Chinese-Koreans or Korean-Chinese 18(4): 37
Coconuts and betel nuts 18(3): 8
Dim sum in Canada 18(2): 9
First seventeen years of this magazine 18(1): 6-7
Flushing’s many items 18(3): 8
Food for a crowd 18(4): 35
Fruit vinegars 18(1): 6
Hotch Potch reunion dinner 18(4): 10
Korean omelettes and rice cakes 18(3): 8
Kudos 18(1): 6; 18(2): 8; 18(4): 10
Mango pudding query 18(1): 7
Other wedding information 18(3): 8-9
Peppercorns 18(2): 8
Pilose are antlers 18(2): 8
Pork paste 18(2): 9
Pulled Noodles 18(4): 37
Restaurants Top 100 were taken to 18(4): 11, 35
Reunion Diner on New Year’s Eve Dish 18(4): 10
Roselle 18(2): 36-37
Sandpots 18(3): 9
Sauces to make at home 18(4): 11
Soy product use 18(2): 13
Sun moon fish 18(1): 7
Sweet potato use 18(3): 10
Swiss Sauce 18(4): 10
Taro in China 18(2): 9
Tibetan butter churn 18(1): 6
Top 100 event dinners for attendees 18(4): 11
Uygur foods 18(2): 9 and 13
Vinegar pouches and other beverages consumed 18(1): 6
Waterfront now Fu Run 18(2): 8
Where most Chinese live 18(3): 8
White crab mushrooms 18(1): 6-7

 
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